I get calls from people who listed their sailboat for months and watched the price drop. The mast came down one fall in somebody's Converse backyard and never went back up. Now it's been five years, the rigging's corroded, and the slip fees or storage lot charges keep coming. Or it's an old sailboat that came with a lake house purchase, sitting on stands behind the garage, and the new owners don't sail. The survey failed. The sale died. And now there's a boat nobody wants and everybody's tired of looking at.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Converse and the surrounding area, including Universal City and Randolph AFB on the same trip if needed. I'll come out, assess what you've got, give you a number, and we'll get it loaded and gone. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. The details on how we handle the rigging, the hull, and what happens next are all on the Texas sailboat disposal page, but the short answer is this: you make one call, we tow the old boat away, and you stop walking past it.
