I see the same pattern across Denton County. A mast came down one fall and never went back up. The slip fees kept climbing while the boat sat tied off, getting older and harder to move. Someone inherited a lake house with a sailboat still rigged in the slip, and nobody in the family sails. Or the survey came back with rigging issues that killed the sale, and now the old sailboat's just taking up space at the marina or a storage lot, costing money every month.
We haul sailboat disposal jobs from Corinth through Shady Shores and Hickory Creek as one trip. We handle the rig, the tow, and everything start to finish. Missing paperwork, a title buried somewhere, or a survey that didn't go your way doesn't stop the work. Call us with the address and the rough size, and we'll tell you what happens next. More details on how the job runs live on the sailboat disposal page.


