I get calls from people who bought a lake house with a sailboat tied to the dock and never learned to sail. From folks who dropped the mast one October and never rigged it again, then watched slip fees eat up a year's worth of gas money. From an estate executor in Dodge County tasked with cleaning out a boathouse full of someone else's gear. From a sailor whose survey came back with rot in the deck core, killing the sale before it started. The boat sits. The fees don't stop. Neither does the guilt of looking at it every time you walk past.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Watertown and the surrounding area, including runs to Emmet and Shields on the same trip. The crew comes out, assesses the rig and what's salvageable, de-rigs if needed, and tows it out. Missing title paperwork, a seized engine, or decades of marina storage doesn't stop the job. The details on how we handle your old sailboat, the fees involved, and what happens next are all on the sailboat disposal page.
