What it involves and costs
HomeGuide puts full-service moves at about $5,000–$8,000 for a single-wide, $8,000–$15,000 for a double-wide and $12,000–$20,000+ for a triple-wide. That covers utilities off and on, skirting and exterior features off and back on, transport and reassembly.
Price your move with the moving cost calculator, or check an older home with the move checker.
Worth knowing
- One company coordinates both ends
- Each section travels as its own load with its own ARDOT permit
- Setup at the new site must be done by an AMHC-licensed installer
- Site prep and utility hookups at the new lot may still be separate
What to send movers
- Home size, year built and the width of each section
- Where it is now and where it is going
- Decks, porches, carports or additions attached to it
Questions
Is full service worth it over transport only?
HomeGuide puts a separate teardown and setup at $3,000–$5,000 on top of transport-only prices, so for most people one full-service quote is simpler to compare. Ask each mover exactly what their price includes.
Sources: HomeGuide, ARDOT 27 CAR Part 111, AMHC rules.
