The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Or the slip fees climbed higher than the boat's worth, and someone finally said enough. I've pulled sailboats out of Portage County storage lots where the rigging had gone to rust, boats that arrived with a house purchase ten years ago and never touched the water again. One owner in Kent had a survey fail on the rig mid-sale, killed the deal, and the old sailboat sat on blocks in a driveway for three years. Another inherited one with an estate and had no idea what to do with it.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew works Brady Lake and Sugar Bush Knolls the same trips we run through Kent, so whether your boat's in a marina slip, dry storage, or parked at home, we come the same way. We drop the mast, secure the rigging, tow it out, and handle every step after that. Missing paperwork doesn't stop us. Details on the Ohio sailboat disposal page cover what happens next, but the hardest part for most owners is the first call. We make that easy.


