I've pulled sailboats out of Fort Bend County backyards and storage lots for years. The stories are usually the same. Someone bought a 26-foot sloop fifteen years ago, sailed it twice, and then the mast never came back down after that one fall. The slip fees kept hitting their bank account. Or they inherited a lake house with a 30-foot rigged sailboat in the dry storage lot, no one in the family sails, and the survey failed the year they tried to sell it. The rig had corroded, the deck core was soft, and the buyer walked. Now it's taking up space and costing them money every month.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish in Missouri City. The crew covers Fifth Street and Stafford on the same run, so if you're in that territory we move fast. We get the mast down, the rigging off, and haul the hull out on the trailer. No title paperwork, no marina lien, no survey that tanked the sale,none of that stops the job. The details on what happens to the boat after tow, and how we handle the slip or storage lot fees, live on the Texas sailboat disposal page.
