I get calls from people in Hutto who bought a sailboat ten years ago and the mast came down one fall and never went back up. It's still sitting in the slip or on a storage lot, and the fees keep coming. I also hear from folks who inherited a place with a sailboat in the yard or at a marina, and nobody in the family sails anymore. The rig is corroded, the rigging's shot, and the hull's been sitting long enough that a survey would be a formality before the sale fell through anyway. Some boats came with the property when they moved to Williamson County. Some were restoration projects that stalled at the deck core. The old boat becomes part of the landscape, and the landscape becomes a problem.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish in Hutto, Weir, and Taylor on the same trip. We assess the rig, drop the mast if it's still standing, disconnect the rigging, and tow the hull out. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. We handle the title and documentation side of it. More details on how we manage the whole process are on the Texas sailboat disposal page.
