I get calls from people who own sailboats they can't move. A lot of them are the same story. Someone bought a lake house in Outagamie County years back, sailboat came with it, and nobody in the family sails. The mast is still up, still rigged, but the boat sits in the slip or on a storage lot and costs money every month. Other times the mast came down one fall and never went back up. The rig corroded. A survey killed the sale. Someone ran the listing for two years, dropped the price three times, and got lowball offers or nothing at all. Now they're done.
We handle sailboat disposal from Grand Chute, Fox Crossing, and Center. The crew de-rigs the boat, secures the mast, and tows it start to finish. We handle the title, the paperwork, and the haul. If you've got missing documentation or the old sailboat's been sitting so long you're not sure where the registration went, that doesn't stop the job. Details on what happens next are on the sailboat disposal page.


