Mobile home transport only in Little Rock

Transport-only means the mover hauls the home and leaves it at the new site. The home must already be disconnected and stripped of decks and other add-ons, and someone else sets it up.

What it involves and costs

HomeGuide puts transport-only moves at about $1,000–$2,000 for a single-wide, $2,000–$3,500 for a double-wide and $3,000–$5,000 for a triple-wide. The home must already be disconnected with decks and exterior features removed.

Price your move with the moving cost calculator, or check an older home with the move checker.

Worth knowing

  • Useful when a dealer or installer handles setup
  • Escort cars cost extra on wide loads: $1.50–$3.50 per mile per car (HomeGuide)
  • Arkansas permits: $17 per unit up to 16 ft 6 in wide, $150 above that
  • No moves on Sundays, listed holidays or at night

What to send movers

  • Width and length of each section
  • Pickup and drop-off addresses
  • Whether the home is already prepped and on its running gear

Questions

Who gets the ARDOT permit?

Movers normally apply for the special permit for each single movement. Ask that it is included in the quote.

Sources: HomeGuide, ARDOT 27 CAR Part 111, AMHC rules.

Toter trucks with oversize load banners lined up with manufactured homes in Arkansas
Photo: Win Henderson, Public domain

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