Home Movers

So you’re thinking of purchasing a manufactured home to move to property.  We suggest that you first contact the county the home will reside in to find out what specific criteria, if any, the home will need to meet.

 If you have purchased a lot for the home to set on, make sure you know the max dimensions the home can be with the set backs needed.

 Homes cannot be moved unless they are paid for in full.  Please consult our page on Finance Info for how to make that happen.

Can any manufactured home located in a park be moved to property?

Essentially yes, however, the home would need to meet any county requirements regarding age, composition, etc., before it could be moved to land. And if a home has just been moved into a park by the park owner for example, then the sale of the home could be restricted to having it stay in the park for a specified length of time.

One other thing to think about when looking at homes is how the home is currently set up in the park.  Does it take 3 or 4 steps to get into the home, or is it sitting down low to the ground.  Homes that are sitting down low to the ground are called ground set or pit set homes.  These homes may require some additional expense to move, because the movers need to essentially dig around/under the foundation to get the home jacked back up into the air, so that it can be moved.

Following please find a list of movers in the area to contact regarding costs and what you need to know about moving a home.

All information is deemed accurate, but not guaranteed to be accurate.