USDOT #3034100 · FMCSA Licensed & Insured
Mobile Home Movers, engineered for precision.
Interstate Mobile Home Movers is the trusted mobile home moving company for single-wides, double-wides, and modular homes across 30 states. As licensed professional mobile home movers, we handle every permit, escort, and mile driven to spec. Over 500 homes safely delivered since 2009.
What do mobile home movers do?
Mobile home movers are professional mobile home transport specialists who relocate single-wide, double-wide, manufactured, and modular homes across state lines under full FMCSA authority. As a licensed mobile home moving company, every move includes route surveying, oversize-load permit coordination with each state DOT, pilot-car escorts where required, hydraulic loading, secured highway transport, and final on-site setup with re-leveling and tie-downs.
Interstate Mobile Home Movers is based in Richmond, Virginia and serves 30+ states nationwide — from a farm road in Virginia to a coastal community in Texas, one crew handles every mile so the home leaves ready and arrives ready to live in. What separates true mobile home movers from general freight carriers is the specialized knowledge of manufactured-housing construction, state-specific tie-down codes, and the hydraulic equipment needed to move a home without cracking drywall or bending frame rails. That expertise is what our customers pay for, and it is what makes the difference between a smooth delivery day and a costly repair invoice a month later.
About Our Company
America’s trusted mobile home movers since 2009.
Interstate Mobile Home Movers is a family-run mobile home moving company headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, operating under USDOT #3034100 with full FMCSA authority and industry standards aligned with the Manufactured Housing Institute. For more than fifteen years, our licensed crews have specialized in manufactured home transport, double wide movers operations, mobile home relocation, and complete on-site setup — without ever subcontracting the work to outside haulers.
What sets us apart is that the same people you speak with on the phone are the ones planning your route, filing your permits, driving the truck, and setting the home on its final pad. That accountability is why 500+ families and dealers have trusted us with their homes across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Midwest, Gulf Coast, and Texas corridors.
Our fleet is built for the work. Peterbilt tractors paired with purpose-built hydraulic dolly systems handle single-wides, double-wides, and modular sections up to 16 feet wide. Our escort vehicles run modern flag, banner, and communication equipment that meets the strictest state DOT specifications. Every truck is maintained on a preventive schedule so breakdowns on the road are the exception, not the rule.
Behind the fleet is a compliance office that handles the paperwork most mobile home movers would rather subcontract out. State-by-state permitting, bridge and weight-limit verification, route surveys, and pilot-car scheduling — all done in-house before a single wheel turns. When the DOT asks for a change, we already have the answer.
Full-Service Transport
Mobile Home Moving Services under one roof.
Whether you’re relocating a single-wide across town or hauling a double-wide across the country, our licensed mobile home movers handle permits, escorts, transport, and setup — without subcontracting the work. Every service below is delivered by the same in-house crew, using our own fleet and equipment, with a single point of contact from quote to keys-in-hand. That’s the difference between a broker and a real mobile home moving company.
Mobile Home Moving
Local and long-distance mobile home transport for single- and double-wides. Full permits, escorts, and destination setup included.
Learn MoreDouble-Wide Moving
Specialized double wide movers with synchronized escorts and precise on-site remarriage of the halves.
Learn MoreInterstate Transport
Interstate mobile home movers with DOT-approved planning, multi-state permits, and coast-to-coast reach across 30+ states.
Learn MoreHeavy Equipment Transport
Bulldozers, excavators, and industrial machinery moved on lowboys and heavy-haul trailers with certified riggers.
Learn MoreMobile Home Leveling
Hydraulic re-leveling, pier adjustment, and shim work to correct sag and restore a stable, code-compliant foundation.
Learn MoreOversize Load Permits
Multi-state permit filing, route surveys, and pilot-car coordination handled by our in-house compliance team.
Learn MoreMobile Home Demolition
Full teardown, salvage, and hauling — permitted and cleaned up to lot-ready condition.
Learn MoreShed & Cabin Moving
Portable buildings, storage sheds, and cabins relocated with specialized dollies and tilt trailers.
Learn MoreThe Work
Field-tested. Highway-proven.
Move Roadmap
Five stages. Zero surprises.
Every mobile home relocation follows the same disciplined workflow — from the first quote to the final tie-down.
Site Survey
Inspection of the home, access points, and both pickup and delivery routes.
Route & Quote
Locked-in written quote with DOT-mapped route and clear delivery window.
Permits & Escorts
Every state permit filed and every pilot car booked before the wheels turn.
Highway Transport
Licensed CDL drivers, GPS-tracked haul, real-time updates for every mile.
Setup & Level
Blocking, tie-downs, and hydraulic leveling — move-in ready on delivery day.
Why We’re Different
Why owners choose our Mobile Home Movers.
There are hundreds of mobile home movers in the United States. Very few operate their own fleet, employ their own crew, and file their own permits. We do all three — and it’s the reason our name shows up when dealers, park owners, and families need a move done right the first time.
Federal Authority
Active USDOT #3034100 and FMCSA operating authority verified against the federal SAFER database. Commercial cargo, liability, and workers’ comp certificates provided on request before booking, so you never wonder whether the crew on your driveway is covered.
Our Own Fleet
Peterbilt tractors, hydraulic dolly systems, and escort vehicles — owned, maintained, and driven by our staff. Never subcontracted.
In-House Permit Team
Every state DOT permit filed by our compliance office — no third-party brokers, no chain-of-blame delays when routes hit snags.
Fixed, Itemized Pricing
Your quote is the final number. Permits, escorts, fuel, setup — all itemized up front on a written document you can hold us to. No surprise fuel surcharges, no discovery fees, no day-of add-ons. If the number changes after booking, that change is on us, not you.
On-Schedule Delivery
Delivery date locked at booking. GPS tracking during transport with real-time text updates so you know exactly when the crew will arrive at the destination pad. If weather or DOT closures push the timeline, you hear from us the same hour it happens, not the day of arrival.
Complete Setup Included
Blocking, pier setting, hydraulic leveling, anchor tie-downs, and skirting — all handled by the same crew that drove your home. Because the driver knows exactly how the frame settled during transport, the setup is faster and more accurate than handing the job off to a separate installer.
Ready to Move
Get a locked-in quote in 24 hours.
No hidden fees. No subcontractors. Just an honest number from the professional mobile home movers who will actually be driving your home.
Nationwide Coverage
Nationwide Mobile Home Movers: 30+ States.
From Mid-Atlantic origin routes to the Gulf Coast and Texas, we haul manufactured homes wherever the DOT allows — and where it doesn’t yet, our permit team clears the path. Searching for mobile home movers near me? We’re everywhere you need us.
Pricing Guide
How much do Mobile Home Movers cost?
The honest answer: it depends. Mobile home moving quotes are shaped by five main variables — home size, distance, number of state permits required, escort mileage, and any teardown or setup work at either end. There is no fixed catalog price because no two moves are identical, but the ranges below reflect what most of our customers pay for a typical manufactured home transport job in 2026.
Home size drives the biggest swing in price. A 14-foot-wide single-wide can often be permitted with only one escort vehicle, while a 16-foot-wide double-wide crossing three states may need front and rear escorts plus a certified height-pole vehicle. Distance matters too, but not linearly — a 400-mile move through flat terrain can cost less than a 200-mile move through mountainous roads with grade restrictions and low bridges to route around.
Setup work at the destination is the third variable most people underestimate. Blocking, pier setting, hydraulic leveling, anchor tie-downs, and skirting all take crew time and materials. A rushed setup by cheap mobile home movers is how you end up with doors that won’t close six months later, which is why we itemize setup separately so you can see exactly what you’re paying for.
Every quote we send is itemized to the dollar. No fuel surcharges added later, no discovery fees, no surprise permit costs when the truck reaches state line five. If the number changes after we’ve locked it in, that change is on us — not you.
Ranges reflect fully-loaded quotes including permits, escorts, and destination setup. Actual quotes vary with route conditions, seasonality, and state-specific escort requirements. Request your free 24-hour quote →
What Owners Say
Trusted by families and dealers alike.
They handled our double-wide from Houston to Fort Myers without a single hiccup. Permits, escorts, and re-leveling on-site — every detail was already accounted for before we asked. This is the standard for interstate mobile home movers.
After three other companies gave me the runaround, this team gave me a real quote in twenty minutes and delivered our home from Richmond to Charlotte on the exact day promised. Professional from the first call to the final block. Best mobile home moving company we found.
We had a complicated route through mountain roads and they mapped it out with the DOT ahead of time. Their driver knew exactly what he was doing. Highly recommend for any interstate heavy-haul work. These manufactured home movers are the real deal.
Straight Answers
Common Mobile Home Movers questions.
How much does it cost to hire mobile home movers?
The cost to move a mobile home depends on distance, home size, permits per state, escort mileage, and any setup work. Local single-wide moves typically run $3,500–$8,500 and interstate double-wide moves range $12,000–$28,000. See our cost guide above for a full breakdown, or request a free quote for your specific route.
Do you handle the oversize-load permits?
Yes — every permit for every state your home passes through. Our in-house compliance team files with each state DOT, arranges pilot cars where required, and confirms routes against low bridges, weight limits, and construction closures. We’re mobile home movers with permits built into every quote. See our permit service page for full details.
Are your mobile home movers licensed and insured?
Yes — we operate under USDOT #3034100 with active FMCSA authority and carry commercial cargo, liability, and workers’ compensation coverage. We are fully licensed and insured mobile home movers. Certificates are provided on request before your move begins. Learn more about our safety and insurance program.
How far in advance should I book?
Two to six weeks is ideal for most mobile home relocation jobs. Multi-state permits take 5–10 business days on average, and escort vehicles need to be scheduled early during peak season (spring and fall). Same-week emergency moves are possible — call us and we’ll tell you honestly what’s workable.
Certain states have longer permit lead times. Texas oversize-load permits, for example, run through TxDMV and typically clear within a few business days, but during peak season that window stretches. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and California often require additional route surveys that add 5–7 days. If your move timeline is tight, we’ll flag it upfront so nothing surprises you at the last minute.
Do you move double-wide mobile homes?
Every day. As experienced double wide movers, we transport homes in two separate sections with synchronized escorts, then remarry the halves on the destination pad, re-level the frame, and reconnect utilities.
The remarriage step is where cheap movers often cut corners. A proper double-wide setup means aligning the roof ridge to within a half-inch, sealing the marriage line against water intrusion, and re-attaching interior finishes so the seam disappears. Our crews carry the specialized shim and clamp equipment to get this right the first time. See our double-wide moving service for the full workflow.
Which states do you serve?
We currently serve 30+ states across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Midwest, Gulf Coast, and Texas corridors. Priority coverage includes Virginia, Maryland, DC, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, and Texas. Looking for mobile home movers near me? We’re everywhere you need us. See our full service-area map.
Do you provide setup and leveling at the destination?
Yes — blocking, pier setting, hydraulic leveling, anchor tie-downs, and skirting are all available as part of the mobile home moving services package. Utility hookup is coordinated with local licensed trades. See leveling and setup services.
Can you demolish or dispose of an old mobile home?
Yes. Our demolition crew handles full teardown, salvage sorting, dumpster hauling, and lot cleanup — permitted through the local jurisdiction.
Free Quote
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Fill in the essentials and we’ll return a real, locked-in mobile home moving quote within 24 hours — including permits, escorts, and setup, all itemized.
- DOT-verified route planning with real permit costs
- No subcontracted haulers — our own crew from door to door
- Fixed pricing — no fuel surcharges or day-of add-ons
- Full cargo, liability, and workers’ comp coverage
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