I get calls from two kinds of Beaverton sailors. First, the ones who pulled the mast down one fall and never rigged it back up. The boat sat in a slip or storage lot, fees stacking every month, until the cost of keeping it became harder to swallow than the cost of getting rid of it. Second, the estates. Someone inherited a sailboat they don't sail. They live inland in Washington County, the boat's in their yard or a dry storage stand, and selling it went nowhere because the rigging failed survey or the hull needed work nobody wanted to touch.
We haul sailboats from Beaverton and the same-trip territory around Cedar Hills and Marlene Village. The crew handles the rig, loads the boat, and tows it start to finish. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Full details on how we handle the mast, the standing rigging, and what comes next are on the Oregon sailboat disposal page.
