I get calls from two kinds of sailboat owners in Spring Hill. First, there's the person who bought a sailboat ten or twelve years ago, sailed it twice, and watched the mast come down one fall and never go back up. It sits now behind a garage or on a lot, rigging tangled, the whole rig gathering rust while the owner walks past it and thinks about the money it costs to store. Then there's the slip or storage fees problem. A marina or dry storage lot in Maury County starts at a few hundred a month, and after five years of not using the boat, that's money gone. Sometimes it's an estate, a sailboat that came with a house nobody in the family sails. Sometimes the survey killed the sale, or a restoration stalled at the deck core and the owner ran out of time and cash.
We handle old sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew pulls boats from Spring Hill out to Columbia and Mount Pleasant on the same trip, which saves time and cost. We rig it down, load it, and tow it out. The paperwork, the title, the missing documentation, the survey that failed, the hull that won't move on its own, none of that stops the job. Details on what happens next are on the Tennessee sailboat disposal page.
