I get calls from two kinds of sailboat owners in Superior. First, there's the sailor whose mast came down one fall and never went back up. The rigging sits coiled on the cabin sole. The boat's been on the hard at a local storage lot for three, four, sometimes seven years. Storage fees keep showing up. The owner keeps paying them, keeps saying next spring, and next spring never comes. Second is the estate situation. Someone inherited a sailboat along with a house on the water or a cabin lot. They don't sail. The boat's taking up slip space or sitting on blocks behind the garage. Neither owner wants to keep paying. Neither one can sell.
I come to Superior and the surrounding area, including Oliver and Parkland, and we handle the whole job from start to finish. The mast comes down, the rigging gets secured, and we tow the hull out. If paperwork's missing or the title's unclear, that doesn't stop us. We work through it. The details on how we handle Superior sailboat disposal, and what happens after the tow, are on the service page.


