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Mobile Home removal cost 2026

$3,599 – $15,000
Reviewed 2026-07-29 · real operator pricing

Mobile home removal and demolition costs $3,599 to $15,000 in 2026. A single-wide teardown with clear access anchors the low end; double-wides, homes with additions, and jobs requiring permits or full site cleanup run higher. Tear-down-and-haul is our specialty coast to coast.

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Typical job2026 price
Single-wide, clear lot, utilities off$3,599–$6,500
Single-wide with additions/deck$6,000–$9,500
Double-wide, permits + full site cleanup$9,000–$15,000
What drives the price
Single vs. double-wide
A double-wide is essentially two demolition jobs plus a marriage-line.
Additions & decks
Site-built rooms, porches, and skirting add demo volume beyond the factory unit.
Permits & utilities
Demo permits and utility disconnects vary by county — we coordinate where required (like our Tucson AZ teardown).
Condition
Dead, gutted, or storm-damaged units take more rigging time and often can't roll — that raises labor and equipment cost.
Access
Tight backyards, soft ground, steep drives, or low wires can require a rollback, dollies, or a crane instead of a standard tow.
Distance to disposal facility
Rural addresses far from a certified facility add haul miles. We still cover them — 100% of the USA — the price just reflects the trip.
Title & paperwork
Missing titles are solvable (we handle authority-to-destroy paperwork) but add processing steps.
Hazardous contents
Full fuel/septic tanks, propane, mold, or heavy interior junk loads add certified handling steps.
How to pay less (straight talk)
  • Get utilities disconnected early — it's the most common schedule delay
  • Clear personal property first, or ask for full-contents pricing in one bid
Mobile Home removal cost — FAQs
Tear down on site or haul it whole?
Almost always teardown — homes older than ~15 years rarely survive transport, and moving one requires permits, escorts, and a set-up site. Demolition with documented disposal is usually cheaper and final.
Who handles the demolition permit?
We coordinate permits where the county requires them — it's part of the job, not your homework. Permit timing is the one thing that can stretch a schedule.
What about the asbestos question on older homes?
Pre-1980s units may need testing before demo in some jurisdictions. We flag it honestly in the quote instead of discovering it mid-job.
Park managers: abandoned homes on lots?
We clear abandoned units for parks nationwide, including title/abandonment paperwork — per-unit or multi-unit bids.
Is the slab/piers included?
Pier and skirting removal is standard; concrete slab demo is quoted as an add-on if you want the lot bare.
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Required notice
Licensing varies by city & state. We do not claim to be pre-licensed in every jurisdiction we appear to serve. Where local permits/credentials are required and we can't reasonably obtain them in time, we sub-contract a properly licensed local operator. Mobile homes, motorhomes, RVs & campers: Portland OR, Vancouver WA, and a growing list of cities now require certified asbestos testing before haul or demolition. If a sample comes back hot, abatement adds thousands in cost and unlicensed handling can carry up to one year in county jail. We do not haul around the law — we comply or we hand off.
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