I get calls from two kinds of boat owners in Truro. First, the sailor who dropped the mast one fall and never stepped foot on deck again. Maybe the rigging got expensive. Maybe life changed. Maybe the slip fees at the marina kept climbing and one day the math just didn't work anymore. Second, the person who inherited a sailboat they never wanted. It came with the lake house or the estate, and now it's sitting in dry storage, eating money every month, and nobody in the family sails. The boat doesn't move. The fees do.
We handle the full job from start to finish. The crew covers Truro and moves into Brice and Blacklick Estates on the same run, so we're efficient about it. We rig down what's still there, get the sailboat onto the trailer or onto the truck, and tow it out. Missing paperwork, no title, registration lapsed three years ago,none of that stops the work. The details on how old boat disposal happens in Franklin County, what we do with the hull, and where the material ends up, that's all on the sailboat disposal page. Call us with the address and the rough size. We'll tell you the cost.
