I see the same story in Kettering over and over. A couple owned a 28-foot sloop, kept it in dry storage out near the marina. The mast came down one fall for routine work, and fifteen years later it's still down. The slip fees kept climbing, the boat sat unused, and by the time they called, the registration had lapsed and the rigging was corroded. Then there's the estate situations. Someone inherited an old sailboat with the house, nobody in the family sails, and they're stuck with storage costs eating into the sale price. A survey failed, a restoration stalled, or the boat just moved with them from another state and never got back in the water.
We handle sailboat disposal from Kettering through Centerville and Beavercreek on the same trip. The crew comes out, assesses the rig, gets it down and secured, and tows the old boat to the disposal site. Start to finish, we manage the whole job. Missing paperwork, expired registration, title questions, unclear ownership, unclear ownership on an inherited boat, or a lien you're unsure about,none of that stops us. Those details get sorted on the Ohio sailboat disposal page, but the tow happens regardless.



