I see two situations a lot in Snohomish County. First, the sailor who pulled the mast down one fall and never rigged it back up. The boat sat in a slip or dry storage lot, fees stacking every month, until the cost of keeping it dwarfed any sale price. Second, the old sailboat that came with a house purchase or an estate nobody wanted to sail. It's been parked behind a garage or taking up space at a local marina for years. The rigging corroded. The survey came back with problems that killed a buyer's interest. Restoration stalled. Now it's just taking up room.
We haul sailboats out of Marysville, Everett, and Lake Cassidy as a single operation. I handle the whole job start to finish, from rig-down through loading and tow. Missing paperwork, a lost title, or a hull that's seen better days doesn't stop us. Every detail lands on the sailboat disposal page, but the short version is this: you call, we come, the old boat leaves. That's how it works.
