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Arizona Mobile Home Movers — Statewide Transport, Removal & Setup

Single wides, double wides, park models and modular homes. Permits, escorts and setup included.

  • Five-star Google reviews from Arizona homeowners, park managers and landowners
  • ADOT permits, routes and escorts handled for you — statewide
  • A real written quote. Dan answers the phone.
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There’s no shortage of people who say they move mobile homes in Arizona. So why call us?

Search “mobile home movers near me” and you’ll get national brokers who’ve never set foot in this state, directory listings, and companies that quote over the phone and change the number when they show up.

We’re different in a boring, useful way: we’re an Arizona company, we own the equipment, and Dan answers the phone. If your home can’t be legally moved, we’ll tell you that instead of taking a deposit.

Why Arizona homeowners, landowners and park managers choose us

You shouldn’t have to chase three movers, wait a week for a callback, and then find out the quote didn’t include permits. One call gets you a scheduled date, a firm price, and a home that’s moved or gone.

  • We handle the permits, routes and escorts. ADOT oversize permits, route surveys and pilot cars — you don’t get a list of agencies to call.
  • A real quote, not a phone guess. If something on site changes the scope, you hear about it before we do the work.
  • The whole job, not just the haul. Transport, removal, tie downs, skirting and HUD inspections. When the home lands, we anchor it and close the perimeter.
  • We’ll tell you if the answer is “don’t move it.” Pre-1976 homes, frame rot, parks that won’t accept the unit — we’ll give you the real options: move it, demolish it, or sell it to us.
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Our Mobile Home Services Across Arizona

Whether you need a single wide pulled out of a park next week or a 40-year-old home demolished and hauled off your land, we handle it start to finish — written quote, permits included, clean site when we leave.

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Mobile Home Transport

  • Single, double and triple wides
  • ADOT permits and escorts
  • Disconnect, haul and set

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Removal & Demolition

  • Full teardown, any condition
  • Debris hauling and site cleanup
  • Utility disconnects and permits

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Tie Downs & Anchoring

  • Inspect, replace, tension
  • Photo documentation for lenders
  • Built for Arizona monsoon wind

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Skirting Repair

  • Vinyl and metal systems
  • Storm and pest damage
  • Vents and access doors

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HUD Foundation Inspection

  • FHA, VA and USDA loans
  • Foundation, ties and skirting
  • Clear punch list to pass

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Mobile home on a desert property

We Buy Mobile Homes

  • As-is cash offers
  • Inherited and abandoned units
  • Removal if it isn’t worth buying

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How a mobile home move works — from first call to final setup

Step 1

Tell us what you’ve got

Size, age, current address, destination, and a few photos. Five minutes on the phone tells us most of what we need.

Step 2

We quote in writing

We look at access, the pad, the route, and destination needs. Then you get a written quote covering transport, permits, escorts and setup.

Step 3

We handle permits

ADOT oversize permits, escorts, utility disconnects, park paperwork, and the ADOH installation permit. You’re not calling five agencies.

Step 4

We move it and finish

Pull, transport, set, level, mate, tie down and skirt if you’ve asked for it. Site swept. We don’t leave until you’ve walked it.

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What Arizona customers say

★★★★★

David Schrock

“Dan was great to work with and very reasonable with price of the mobile home I bought from him.”

★★★★★

Michael Edwards

“Dan is a stand up guy, he is timely, and we are proud to know him. The process went smoothly from original day we met to the removal of Mobile Home.”

★★★★★

Marybeth Andree

“He made the process of selling our rental damaged and dilapidated mobile home easy. Fast, friendly, courteous, and efficient.”

★★★★★

Robert H. [PH]

“Moved our double wide from Mesa out to land outside Casa Grande. Dan handled the ADOT permits and the written quote was the final price.”

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★★★★★

Sandra K. [PH]

“We bought a used single wide with no way to get it to our lot. One call, a fair number, and it was tied down and skirted ten days later.”

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★★★★★

Priya M. [PH]

“Our lender required a tie-down certification. They replaced four corroded straps and had paperwork to our loan officer in two days.”

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Jim and Carol T. [PH]

“Monsoon ripped half the skirting off our home. They matched the old panels, added vents, and cleaned up every scrap.”

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Mobile home on a desert property

Don’t want to move it or pay to demolish it? We buy mobile homes for cash.

Inherited a home you don’t want, leaving the state, park closing, or a unit sitting on your land costing you money? We’ll look at photos and give you two numbers on the first call: what removal costs, and what we’ll pay for it as-is.

How much does it cost to move a mobile home in Arizona?

Size and sections, distance, permits and escorts, access at both ends, and whether you need setup all change the number. A short in-state single wide with easy access is the low end. A double wide going a few hundred miles with escorts and a full setup is the high end.

The only number that matters is the one on your written quote. If moving costs more than the home is worth, we’ll say so and price demolition — or make you a cash offer — instead of selling you a move you’ll regret.

Situations we handle every week

Park closings, inherited homes, abandoned units, and used homes that need to be delivered. If this sounds like your week, we’ve already done the job.

Your park is closing

Arizona operates a Mobile Home Relocation Fund that may help cover qualifying relocation costs. We move homes out of closing parks regularly and work with your timing and paperwork.

Abandoned home on your land

An old tenant, a previous owner, or an inherited property left a home on your land. We’ll assess it, walk you through title and removal, and get it off the property.

You inherited a home you don’t want

Taxes, lot rent, or liability are piling up. You get two numbers on the first call: what removal costs, and what we’ll pay for it as-is.

Every quote you got was too high

Sometimes demolition is cheaper than transport, the route is shorter than they assumed, or selling beats moving. Call us and we’ll say so.

Buying a used home that needs delivery

We handle the pull, permits, transport and setup — and we’ll tell you before you buy whether that specific home can actually be moved and permitted.

Park managers with a problem lot

Homes removed, homes brought in, homes set and anchored, lots cleared. We work with park managers and owners across Arizona on turnover.

Our service area — all of Arizona

  • Maricopa County
  • Pinal County
  • Pima County
  • Yavapai County
  • Gila County
  • Statewide, including Flagstaff, Yuma, Show Low and Lake Havasu
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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to move a mobile home in Arizona?

It depends on size, distance, permits, escorts, site access and setup. We quote in writing before any work begins. Call 480-616-0537 for a real number instead of a range.

Do I need a permit to move a mobile home in Arizona?

Yes. Transport typically requires permits, and depending on dimensions and route you may also need an ADOT oversize load permit and escort vehicles. Setting the home requires an installation permit through the Arizona Department of Housing. We coordinate all of it.

Can a mobile home built before 1976 be moved in Arizona?

Sometimes, with real limits. Homes built before June 15, 1976 pre-date the federal HUD code. Many parks won’t accept them, most lenders won’t finance them, and an installation permit can be difficult. We’ll give you a straight read — and for a lot of pre-HUD homes, demolition or a cash sale is the better answer.

Do you offer free mobile home removal?

Only if the home has enough salvage or resale value to cover the cost. If it doesn’t, we’ll quote a fair removal price. If it does, we may take it at no charge or pay you for it. You get an honest answer on the first call.

Do you buy mobile homes?

Yes. Inherited, abandoned, park-ordered, or a home sitting on land you want clear — we’ll look at photos and give you a cash number and a removal number.

What happens if my mobile home park is closing?

Arizona law provides notice protections, and the Department of Housing administers a Mobile Home Relocation Fund that may help cover qualifying relocation costs. Call us at 480-616-0537 and we’ll work with your timeline.

There’s an abandoned mobile home on my property. How do I get rid of it?

We’ll assess the unit, talk through title if that’s in the way, and quote removal — or a cash offer if the home has value. The goal is a clear lot, not a pile of extra contractors.

Our work is guaranteed — and so is the quote

The number we give you is the number. Show up on the day we said. Leave you with a home that’s sitting level, anchored, and skirted — not just dropped on a lot.

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