I get calls from two kinds of owners in McAllen. One is the person who dropped the mast one fall and never stepped foot on the boat again. The rigging sat there, the boom gathered dust, and somewhere between the first year and the fifth, it stopped being a boat and started being a problem in the slip or storage lot. The other is the estate executor who inherited a sailboat with the house, no one in the family sails, the survey came back with bad news, and the sale fell through. Both situations are the same by the time they reach me: an old sailboat that won't move and a owner who's done waiting.
We come to McAllen and handle it start to finish. The crew works across Hidalgo County, same-trip territory as Pharr and San Juan, and we tow the sailboat out whether it's on a trailer behind a garage or sitting on stands in a dry storage lot. Missing paperwork, unclear title, a mast that's seized or a rig that's tangled up doesn't stop the job. Full details on how sailboat disposal works are on the service page.



