Most of the sailboat disposal calls I get from Lebanon County come from two situations. First, there's the boat that sat through one winter and never got back in the water. The mast came down in the fall, the rigging got tangled in the off-season, and by spring nobody felt like untangling it. Years pass. Now it's taking up space in a storage lot or behind the garage, and the owner's done looking at it. Second is the slip or marina fee that outlasted the sailing. Someone paid moorage for years, then life changed, kids grew up, the rig failed a survey and killed a sale, or a restoration stalled at the deck core. The boat became an anchor dragging down the bank account instead of the lake.
We handle old sailboat disposal from Hebron to Lebanon South and everywhere in between. The crew comes to your address, assesses the rig and the hull, manages the tow start to finish, and handles the paperwork. Missing title, no registration, standing in dry storage or on blocks for a decade,none of that stops the job. Full details on what happens after the rig comes down are on the sailboat disposal page.
