I get calls from people who bought a sailboat with big plans and life got in the way. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Storage fees at the marina kept climbing, and the boat sat gathering dust instead of wind. Or the rig failed survey, the sale fell through, and now there's a 28-footer taking up slip space in Brazoria County that nobody's sailing. Sometimes the boat came with the house or the lake property, and the new owners just want it gone. Sometimes it's been in a storage lot or behind a garage for so long that even the trailer's rotted. The sailboat doesn't move, and the owner's tired of looking at it.
We come out, assess what you've got, and handle the full job from start to finish. We work all through this area, pulling rigs out of Lake Jackson, Richwood, and Clute on the same route. Mast down, rigging secured, tow to the yard. Missing title, no registration, paperwork scattered. Doesn't matter. We know what we're doing with old sailboats, and nothing stops the job from getting done. Details on how we handle each step are on the sailboat disposal page.
