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How Much Does It Cost To Move A Mobile Home?

How Much Does It Cost To Move A Mobile Home?

September 03, 2026•1 min read

Owning a mobile home provides you with the freedom to move your home
BUT how much does it cost?

mobile home traveling on the trailer of a semi truck


The Average Costs to Move a Single Wide:

$7,000- $9,500
-Transport + Tear Down+ Set Up+ Inspections + Permits (Turn-Key)

large construction equipment placing a manufactured home on land

The Average Costs to Move a Double Wide:

$12,000- $16,500
-Transport + Tear Down+ Set Up+ Inspections + Permits (Turn-Key)

How Long Does it Take To Move Your Mobile Home?

The process can take 1-3 months from disassembly to move-in. It also requires quite a bit of leg work for both the mover and the homeowner.

Some of the Steps Involved Include …

  • Securing a new resting place for the mobile home

  • Checking building codes to make sure the mobile home is permitted

  • Hiring a reputable mover for prep, transport & reassemble

  • Permits from Regional Building Department & Treasurer's Office

  • Gas, water & electric installation & inspection

  • Prepping & setting up for the new site

  • Cleanup of the former site

If you are thinking of moving your mobile home, the best route is to hire a reputable mover who can help guide you through the basics.

With proper planning and scheduling, your home can go wherever you want!

Marcus Sterling
Senior Investment Strategist at Founding Fathers, specializing in mobile home park acquisitions, deal sourcing, and turn-key investor growth systems.
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