Single-wides, double-wides and the porches, skirting and sheds around them, torn down and hauled off so the lot is ready for what’s next.
Landowners, investors and families call us when an old mobile home has to go. We take down the structure and everything attached to it and haul off the debris, leaving a lot you can use.
Taken apart in the right order, by hand where possible.
Straight into our 20-ft truck. Metal and clean concrete get recycled.
We rake and sweep the footprint before we leave.
What’s included
Power, water, gas and septic connections need to be shut off and disconnected before demolition.
Some towns and counties require a permit or title paperwork before a mobile home comes down. We’ll go over it at the site walk.
Steel frames and metal siding go to a scrap recycler.
Every demolition job is quoted by the project. Photos usually get you a range the same day, and bigger jobs get a free site walk.
What sets the price
Mobile home demolition is quoted by project after a site walk. Size, access and what’s left inside set the price.
It depends on your town or county. Some require a demolition permit or title paperwork. We’ll walk through what’s needed at the site walk.
Yes. Anything left inside is hauled off as part of the job.
Yes. The frame is typically hauled off and recycled as scrap. We’ll confirm the plan at the site walk.
Text photos and get a demolition range, usually the same day.