I get calls from two kinds of owners in Lake Ridge. First, the sailor who dropped the mast one fall and never stepped foot on the boat again. Maybe the rigging got too expensive to maintain, or life shifted. Maybe slip fees at the marina kept climbing and one day they did the math and realized they hadn't been aboard in three years. Second, the inheritance situation. Someone's parents left them a sailboat with the house in Prince William County. They don't sail. They're not interested in learning. The boat's just sitting in dry storage or on stands, costing money every month, and the listing died before it started because a survey flagged the hull or the rig wasn't what the buyer thought it was.
We tow sailboats from Lake Ridge through Potomac Mills and Dale City territory, start to finish. The mast comes down, the rigging gets secured, and we load what's there. Old boat, old sailboat, doesn't matter the condition. Missing paperwork, missing title, missing the motivation to deal with it anymore,none of that stops the job. Full details on what happens next are on the sailboat disposal page.

