I get calls from people who bought into sailing and then stopped. A couple years back, a guy in North Augusta had a 26-foot sloop where the mast came down one fall and never went back up. He kept the boat in a storage lot off Highway 25, paid the monthly fee, and kept telling himself he'd fix the rigging come spring. Spring came four times. The fees kept going. Another call came from an estate executor in Aiken County who inherited a sailboat with the old boat sitting in a slip she'd never use. The slip fees were eating the estate. Nobody in the family sailed. The boat wasn't selling.
We handle sailboat disposal from North Augusta through the whole county and into Belvedere and Clearwater on the same trip. The crew pulls the mast, secures the rig, loads it on the trailer, and hauls it out. We handle the tow start to finish. Missing title, unclear ownership, or paperwork gaps don't stop the job. Full details on what happens next, where it goes, and what you need to know are on the sailboat disposal page.
