Wondering what it takes financially to move your mobile home? The most common question is: what’s involved in the cost of a mobile home move?

 

 

Costs can vary widely, but we’ll break it down for you. If you're relocating across the state, understanding the costs can help you plan ahead.

 

 

What Affects the Cost of Moving a Mobile Home?

 

 

Several factors impact the final price. Consider the following:

 

 

• Home size and type (single-wide, double-wide, or triple-wide)


• Distance of the move


• Disconnection and reconnection of utilities


• Permitting requirements


• Pilot cars for oversized loads


• Difficulty accessing your old and new site

 

 

 

No two mobile home moves are exactly alike, so prices can fluctuate.

 

 

Typical Mobile Home Moving Costs

 

 

Generally speaking, you can expect to pay:

 

 

• $1,500 to $7,000 for a short local move


• $7,000 to $13,000 for out-of-state relocations

 

 

 

These estimates usually include basic move-related services. You might also face extra costs for more complex setup or permits.

 

 

How to Save Money When Moving a Mobile Home

 

 

Need to stretch your moving budget? Here are some tips:

 

 

• Get multiple quotes


• Relocate during non-busy times


• Manage minor details on your own


• Prep the site before movers arrive

 

 

 

Planning ahead might reduce expenses considerably.

 

 

Is Moving a Mobile Home Worth It?

 

 

Often, it absolutely is. Relocating your manufactured house saves you the cost of purchasing another home. Nonetheless, think about the condition of your home, the costs involved, and any local restrictions.

 

 

Get a Free Mobile Home Moving Quote Today!

 

 

Ready to find out exactly how much your move will cost? Contact trusted mobile home movers today and get a free, no-obligation quote. Don't wait—secure your moving estimate now!

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