I get calls from people in Burien who watched the mast come down one fall and never go back up. The slip fees kept running, the rig stayed on the ground, and somewhere between year two and year five they stopped pretending they'd fix it. Other times it's an estate, or a house that came with a boat nobody in the family sails. Sometimes the survey failed and the sale fell apart, and now there's a sailboat sitting in dry storage or on a trailer behind the garage, and the owner's done carrying the weight of it.
We haul old sailboat disposal jobs from Burien, SeaTac, and Normandy Park as one trip. The crew tows it out, handles the rig-down and load, and takes it start to finish. Missing paperwork, no title, unclear ownership, a survey that's expired, a marina dispute about slip access,none of that stops the job. Details on how we handle the full process are on the Washington sailboat disposal page.



