Mobile home movers. Asheville, NC and the Carolinas
Mobile home movers based in Asheville, NC.
Single-wide, double-wide and modular transport, with the NCDOT permits pulled, the escorts dispatched and the home blocked, leveled and anchored at the other end. One crew from disconnect to final anchor, across North Carolina and South Carolina.
- Written quote within 24 hours
- Licensed and insured in NC and SC
- Permits and escorts handled for you
- Set, leveled and anchored at the destination
Pictured: a 16x76 single-wide lifted on our tracked mover, ready to walk onto the pad.
What we do
Move it, set it, or take it away.
Each page below carries the real price range, how the work is done and what changes the number on a mountain route. The typical prices come from those pages.
Mobile home transport
Permits, escorts, the haul and the set at the other end, planned around the roads the home has to use.
Single-wide $3,000 to $8,000; double-wide $7,000 to $15,000 in-stateMobile home transport
Single-wide moves
One section, one toter, one set of escorts. The most common move we run.
$3,000 to $8,000 transport-only in NCSingle-wide transportDouble-wide moves
Two sections, two escorts, re-married and sealed at the new pad.
$7,000 to $15,000 transport-only in NCDouble-wide transport
Setup, blocking and leveling
ABS pads, solid blocks, shims, a level chassis and the utilities reconnected.
$1,500 to $3,000 single-wide; $3,000 to $6,000 double-wideSetup and leveling
Anchoring and tie-downs
Auger anchors and straps to the HUD wind-zone standard for the county the home sits in.
$400 to $1,200 single-wide; $700 to $2,000 double-wideAnchoring
Demolition and removal
Hauled off intact or torn down on site, with the landfill fees in the quote.
$3,000 to $7,000 single-wide; $5,000 to $12,000 double-wideDemolition and removalWhat it costs
Real numbers before you call.
Written for Carolina routes, mountain grades and the permits each state actually requires, not national averages. Every guide says what moves the price.
How much does it cost to move a mobile home?
Distance, width, escorts and the set at the other end decide it. Cross-state hauls can reach $25,000.
Read the cost guide $3,000 to $8,000a single-wide, transport-only; most in-state moves land near $4,200Cost to move a single-wide
What a short in-state move costs, what a full move with setup adds, and the line items on the quote.
Read the single-wide guide $3,000 to $12,000demolition and haul-off, single-wide to double-wideMobile home demolition cost
Tear-down, haul-off and the landfill tipping fees, and when removal intact is the cheaper option.
Read the demolition guideOn the road and under the home
What a move looks like, start to finish.
The haul is the part people see. Blocking, leveling and anchoring are where a cheap move goes wrong a year later, so we show both.
How a move works
Four steps from "I need it moved" to "it's set on the pad."
Most of the cost and most of the risk sit in the planning. We price the route before we price the truck.
Price the home and the route
Year, width, condition, how it is set now, and the roads in and out. The written quote lists permits, escorts and the set.
Permits and escorts
NCDOT MH-2 oversize permit, the county tax-paid moving permit, and SC county permits where the home crosses the line. Certified escorts scheduled to the travel windows.
Disconnect and haul
Utilities disconnected, skirting and anchors pulled, axles and hitch checked, then the haul inside the daylight and wind limits the permit sets.
Set, level, anchor
ABS pads and solid blocks under the frame, the chassis leveled, auger anchors tensioned, utilities reconnected and the skirting back on.
Homes built before June 15, 1976 predate the HUD code, and most movers, counties and parks will not accept them for relocation. We tell you where your home stands before we price it, and if it cannot move, we quote the demolition instead.
Pre-1976 homes, explainedStart with the question
Tell us what you are trying to do.
Most calls start with one of these. Each page says what the answer is, what it costs and when a move is or is not the right call.
Can my mobile home be moved at all?
Age, frame condition and the HUD line, and how we check before quoting.
How far can it go?
Across the county, across the state, across the line into SC, GA or TN, and what each adds.
What is the cheapest way to do this?
Where the real savings are, and the corners that cost more later.
My home is out of level.
Doors sticking and floors sloping, what re-leveling costs and when the blocks need to be redone.
I need an old mobile home gone.
Hauled off intact or demolished on site, with the landfill fees in the number.
Something else?
Send a few lines about the home and where it sits. We will tell you if it is our kind of job.
Service area
Asheville out to Boone, Hickory, Shelby and Franklin.
Based in Asheville. We run the mountain counties and the foothills every week, and haul statewide in North Carolina and South Carolina when the route calls for it.
- Buncombe County
- Haywood County
- Henderson County
- Madison County
- McDowell and Burke counties
- Catawba, Rutherford and Cleveland counties
- Watauga, Macon, Transylvania and Jackson counties
Mobile home movers by town
Not on the list? If the home is anywhere in North Carolina or South Carolina, call. The Upstate, the Charlotte side and the coast are regular runs.
Questions we get on the first call
Straight answers, then a written quote.
How much does it cost to move a mobile home in NC?
Within North Carolina a single-wide typically runs $3,000 to $8,000 and a double-wide $7,000 to $15,000 for transport only. A full move with the set at the new site runs $5,000 to $25,000 depending on distance and width. The full cost guide breaks it down.
Do I need a permit to move a mobile home?
Yes. In North Carolina every move needs an NCDOT oversize permit under Publication MH-2 and a county tax-paid moving permit under NCGS Chapter 105. South Carolina requires a county moving permit under SC Code Section 31-17-360. We file them as part of the quote. Permits, explained.
How old can a mobile home be and still be moved?
Homes built before June 15, 1976 predate the HUD code and most counties, parks and movers will not relocate them. Newer homes move on condition, not age: frame, axles, hitch and roof. The NC age rules.
How long does a move take?
An in-county single-wide, disconnect to set, is usually one to two days once the permits clear. A double-wide adds a day for the second section and the marriage line. Permits take a few days to a week, and NCDOT limits oversize travel to daylight and calm winds.
Do you set the home at the new site, or just haul it?
Both, and we would rather do both. Blocking, leveling, anchoring and reconnecting utilities are quoted with the move so the home is buttoned up the week it lands. What a full set includes.
Do you move homes into or out of South Carolina?
Yes. We are licensed in both states and run the Upstate regularly. Cross-state moves carry two sets of permits, which the quote lists line by line. Moving across state lines.
Written quote in 24 hours
Ready when the home is.
Send the form or call. We price the actual home and the actual route, and put it in writing within 24 hours.