GREATER TEXAS
MOBILE HOME MOVES & LEVELING
Trust our experienced team to move, set, and level your mobile home safely and securely, ensuring lasting stability.
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OUR RELOCATION EXPERTISE
We handle the heavy lifting — moving, setting, and leveling your mobile home safely and securely.
Mobile Home Transport
Our team ensures your home is moved with care, meeting all safety and compliance standards.
Leveling & Stabilization
We re-level homes to fix settling issues, improving comfort and structural integrity.
Setup & Site Placement
From placement to anchoring, we handle the full setup process for peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s included in a mobile home move?
Disconnection of utilities, structural prep (re-install axles/tires, check frame/hitch), transport permits/escorts, site prep at destination, blocking/leveling, tie-downs/anchoring, and reconnection of utilities.
Do I need permits or park approvals to move a mobile home?
Yes. Moves typically require state/DMV transport permits, park/HOA approval, and sometimes building/setup permits at the destination. We handle approvals and scheduling.
How do you prepare the home for transport?
Secure interior contents, brace doors/cabinets, disconnect utilities, remove/add sections of skirting/steps, inspect frame, install or inspect axles/tires, and verify height/width for route planning.
What affects the cost of a move?
Distance, single-wide vs. double-wide, escort/oversize requirements, condition of frame/axles, site access (trees, grades, narrow roads), foundation type at the new site, and utility reconnection scope.
What is “leveling” and why does it matter?
Leveling sets the home to manufacturer specs by adjusting piers, shims, and blocks so loads are evenly supported. Proper level prevents drywall cracks, door misalignment, roof/joist stress, plumbing drain issues, and soft-floor spots from water pooling.
