Park-to-land moves in Little Rock

Moving from a park to your own land adds site work at the new end: a level pad or footings, a driveway the truck can use, and utility hookups, plus any county permits for placing the home.

What it involves and costs

Moving from a park onto your own land adds work at the new end: a pad or piers, a driveway the toter truck can use, and utility hookups. Ask your county or city planning office what permits apply to placing a manufactured home.

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

Worth knowing

  • Get the site ready before booking the move
  • Plan the route in: turns, gates, trees and soft ground
  • Setup and anchoring by an AMHC-licensed installer

What to send movers

  • Address of the land and photos of the access
  • Pad, pier and utility status
  • Home size, year and section widths

Questions

Can a mover help with site prep?

Some offer it, others work with separate site and utility contractors. Describe the land in your request and ask in the quotes.

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

Single-section manufactured home with a covered porch set beside a new concrete pad
Photo: Cullen328, CC BY-SA 4.0

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