I've pulled sailboats out of Allegheny County for twenty years, and Upper St. Clair has two stories I see over and over. One is the mast that came down one fall and never went back up. The boat sat on its mooring or in a slip while the owner kept paying marina fees, and after three or four years of that, the rigging corroded, the survey failed, and the sale fell apart. The other is the sailboat that came with a house or a lake property, and nobody in the family sails. It's been dry storage behind the garage for a decade, or it's still on stands in a storage lot, eating money every month.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish in Upper St. Clair, Bridgeville, and Bethel Park as one trip. The crew comes out, we drop the mast if it's still up, disconnect the rigging, load the hull on the trailer, and haul it. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. The full details on how we handle title work and what happens to the boat after tow are on the Pennsylvania sailboat disposal page.


