I get calls from people in Seattle who watched the mast come down one fall and never went back up. The rigging sits coiled on the deck. The slip fees keep coming. Or someone inherited a sailboat with a lake house, never set foot on it, and now they're paying storage lot rent in King County just to keep it out of sight. A survey killed a sale last year. The buyer walked. The boat's still there. The restoration stalled at the deck core two winters ago. Nobody's finishing it. These aren't emergency calls. They're people who've stopped pretending they'll sail again.
We handle sailboat disposal in Seattle from start to finish. The crew works through White Center and Medina on the same trip, pulls the rig down, and tows the old boat out. Missing paperwork, incomplete registration, no title in hand, none of that stops the job. We handle it. The details on what happens next, the dry storage logistics, the survey and slip questions, that's all on the sailboat disposal page. Call us with the address and the rough size. We'll tell you what it costs.
