The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Maybe the rigging failed, or the survey killed a sale, or slip fees in Lexington County just kept climbing until the boat wasn't worth keeping. We get calls from people who inherited a sailboat with a house, or who bought a trailer sailer years ago thinking they'd restore it, and now it's buried behind the garage with flat tires and a cracked cabin. Some folks had the boat in dry storage, some at a marina, some just sitting on blocks in a yard. The money runs out before the sailing does.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew comes to Lexington, Red Bank, and White Knoll on the same trip if needed, we drop the mast and secure the rig, load the hull, and tow it out. Missing paperwork, no title, no registration, doesn't stop the job. Details on how the South Carolina sailboat disposal process works are on the service page. You call, we quote, we show up, and the old sailboat is gone.
