I get calls from two kinds of owners in Newark. First, the sailor who bought the boat ten, fifteen years ago, used it hard for a season or two, then the mast came down one fall and never went back up. The rigging sat coiled on the deck. Life happened. Kids, work, money tightened. The slip fees kept coming. Now the boat's a $300-a-month anchor that doesn't float. Second, the person who inherited it. Came with the lake house or got it in a divorce settlement. They never sailed. They don't want to learn. The survey failed two years ago. The sale fell through. It's been sitting in dry storage ever since, eating money.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Newark and the surrounding Licking County area, covering Heath and Licking on the same trip when we need to. We drop the mast, secure the rig, and tow it out. No marina hassle, no storage lot overages, no more survey delays. Missing paperwork, unclear title, no clue where the registration went,that doesn't stop the job. Full details on how we handle the rig and the rest live on the sailboat disposal page.



