A regular transport move will cost $600 and $3000. A  full-service move will cost $3,000-$14,000.

Factors that affect the cost of moving your mobile home:

Distance
Size of Mobile Home
Single-Wide or Double-Wide
Permits and Permit Escorts
Full Breakdown and Full Setup

Fill out the Save on Transport form to figure out your cost to move your mobile home or call us and get up to 20% off.

You technically cannot move your mobile home for free. You will need to pay professional moving crews to bring your mobile home to your new area, pay fees to set up your utilities, and also pay for any legal paperwork needed.

Save on Transport can help you save up to 75% of standard mobile home moving rates by using in-network drivers.

Older homes weight between 35lbs – 40lbs/sqft.


Newer homes weight between 45lbs – 55lbs/sqft.

Moving a single-wide home vs a double-wide home involves different processes and requires different equipment. Here are some of the differences:

• Size: A double-wide home is wider and larger than a single-wide home, meaning it requires a larger truck or trailer for transportation.

• Weight: Double-wide homes are generally heavier than single-wide homes, so a more substantial crane or other lifting equipment may be needed to move them.

• Disassembly: A double-wide home may require disassembly before it can be moved, which involves separating the two pieces and reassembling them on site. A single-wide home is typically transported as one piece.

• Permits: Moving a larger structure such as a double-wide home may require additional permits, inspections, and approvals.

These are some of the factors that can affect the process and cost of moving a single-wide home vs a double-wide home.