I get calls from two kinds of Spanaway owners. First, the sailor who dropped the mast one fall and never put it back up. The rigging's still there, the boom's still there, but the boat hasn't moved in years. Slip fees or storage lot rent kept climbing, and one day the math just broke. Second, the person who inherited a sailboat with a house, or bought a fixer that came with a trailer sailer buried behind the garage for a decade. The survey failed, the sale died, the restoration stalled at the deck core. Either way, you're done looking at it.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew works Spanaway, Parkland, and Elk Plain on the same trip, so we're efficient. We drop the mast and rig, load the hull, and tow it out. Missing paperwork, no title, old boat sitting on blocks in dry storage,none of that stops the job. Full details on what we pull and where it goes live on the sailboat disposal page.


