A lot of sailboat owners in Draper come to us the same way. One man's mast came down in the fall, and he never rigged it back up. Fifteen years later, the boat was still sitting in dry storage, slip fees eating money every month. Another call came from an estate executor in Salt Lake County. The house came with a trailer sailer in the backyard, inherited by kids who'd never sailed. The rigging was shot, the survey failed years ago, and nobody wanted to touch the restoration. Both situations end the same way: a boat that won't sell, a problem that won't go away.
We handle sailboat disposal from Draper through White City and Riverton on the same trip. You tell us the rig condition, the hull, whether it's on a trailer or in a slip. We come out, assess what we're working with, and quote you a flat price. From there, we manage the whole job start to finish, including any missing paperwork. More details on how we handle the actual work, the mast, and what happens next are on the sailboat disposal page.
