I get calls from people who bought a sailboat years ago and never sailed it. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Now it's taking up slip fees every month at a Denton County marina, and the boat's worth less than what they owe in storage. I also hear from folks who inherited a sailboat with a lake house, or bought one thinking they'd restore it, and the rigging project stalled at the deck core. The boat sits behind the garage or in a storage lot, and every time they walk past it, they feel the weight of it.
My crew handles sailboat disposal start to finish in Little Elm and the surrounding area, including Hackberry and Lakewood Village on the same trip. We come out, assess the rig and hull, get it loaded, and tow it to the proper facility. If your paperwork's incomplete or the title's buried somewhere, that doesn't stop the job. We work through it. The details on how we handle an old sailboat, what we do with the mast and rigging, and where everything goes are on the sailboat disposal page.



