Demolition
Arizona Mobile Home Removal
Arizona Mobile Home Removal removes unwanted mobile homes at no cost to the owner and arranges donation of homes that are still livable. It works with owners across the state, from Yuma in the southwest corner to Flagstaff in the north.
The process starts with details on the home's location, size and condition. The company then evaluates the home, by site visit or from submitted photos, to decide whether it is a candidate for removal or for donation, and handles scheduling and logistics from there. It notes that county permit requirements differ and that gas, water and electricity have to be properly disconnected before a removal can happen. Homes in livable condition can be donated to individuals, families or charitable organizations, which may make the owner eligible for a tax deduction.
The company describes itself as Arizona-based rather than a national franchise or a lead broker: the team that answers the phone also performs the removal. It accepts single-wide and double-wide homes, older or damaged units, and abandoned or uninhabitable ones, and it also buys mobile homes outright.
There is no price list because the service is advertised as free, with no upfront charge and no invoice afterward. Confirm in writing what is covered before scheduling. The site says web inquiries are answered within 48 hours and that phone calls are handled faster.
Best for
Arizona property owners and park operators who need an unwanted, damaged or abandoned mobile home removed at no cost, or who would rather see a livable home donated than landfilled.
What they do
- Free mobile home removal
- Mobile home demolition
- Mobile home donation placement
- Permit handling and utility disconnection
- Removal of abandoned or uninhabitable units
- Mobile home purchase
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| How they charge | Removal and donation are advertised as free to the home owner, with no upfront charge and no invoice afterward. |
What stands out
- Provides free mobile home removal across Arizona, from Yuma to Flagstaff.
- Says the team that answers the phone performs the removal rather than subcontracting it.
- Accepts single-wide, double-wide, older, damaged, abandoned and uninhabitable homes.
Common questions
- Are there any costs involved?
- No. The company states its services are free for mobile home owners, whether it is removing a dilapidated home or facilitating the donation of a usable one, and that it covers all associated expenses.
- How does the removal process work?
- You share the home's location, size and condition. The company evaluates it, by site visit or from submitted photos, to decide between removal and donation, then schedules and coordinates the logistics. The site states there are no fees at any stage.
- Can I donate my mobile home instead of having it removed?
- Yes. If the home is in livable condition the company will help place it with individuals, families or charitable organizations, which may also make the owner eligible for a tax deduction.
- What types of mobile homes are accepted?
- Single-wide and double-wide homes, older or damaged units, and abandoned or uninhabitable ones. Condition affects whether a home is suitable for donation or for removal, but both routes are offered.