Is a permit needed to move a mobile home in Oklahoma?

Yes. Oklahoma requires a transport permit to move any mobile or manufactured home on public roads. The company says it handles that process for the customer to keep the move compliant with state regulations.

Can an older mobile home be moved?

In many cases yes, but it depends on the condition and structural integrity of the home. Oklahoma has specific safety requirements, and some counties or mobile home parks impose age restrictions. The company assesses the home and advises on local limitations before a move.

Will they remove an unwanted mobile home from private property?

Yes. For old, abandoned or unwanted homes, the company offers removal and, depending on the condition of the home, will transport it, dispose of it or tear it down after an assessment and quote.

What determines the cost of a move?

Cost depends on the size of the home, whether single-wide or double-wide, the distance traveled, the setup requirements and the route conditions. The company quotes each move individually and does not publish rates.

Home movers

Budget Mobile Home Transport & Removal

Budget Mobile Home Transport & Removal is a state-licensed mobile home installer based in Stillwater, Oklahoma. It relocates single-wide, double-wide and multi-section homes anywhere in the state, and also removes unwanted homes.

The company handles the job end to end, from the transport permit Oklahoma requires for moving a home on public roads through to setup at the new site. Setup includes blocking, leveling, anchoring and tie-downs and connecting utilities. It also offers re-leveling and maintenance after a move, and takes homes to and from private lots, new land and mobile home communities, helping meet a destination park's entry requirements where those apply.

Removal work covers old, abandoned or unwanted homes on private property. Depending on the condition of the home, the company will transport it, dispose of it or tear it down, and it assesses older homes against Oklahoma safety requirements and any county or park age restrictions before a move. The firm says it is licensed and insured, that its team has over two decades in the industry, and that it serves rural areas and small towns as well as Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Norman and Stillwater.

Prices are not published. The site says cost depends on the size of the home, the distance, setup requirements and route conditions, and quotes are free. Payment is accepted by cash, check or credit and debit card.

Best for

Oklahoma homeowners and park operators who need a home moved, permitted and set up anywhere in the state, or an old or abandoned home removed from private land.

What they do

Local and long-distance mobile home transport
Single-wide and double-wide moves
Multi-section home transport
Oklahoma transport permitting
Setup: blocking, leveling, anchoring and tie-downs
Utility connections at the new site
Re-leveling and maintenance
Mobile home removal and demolition

Details

Attribute	Value
Licenses	State-licensed mobile home installer (Oklahoma)
Services	Transport, Set & tie-down, Demolition

What stands out

Says its team has over two decades in the mobile home moving industry.
Handles the Oklahoma transport permit required to move a home on public roads.
Serves the whole state, including rural areas, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Norman and Stillwater.
State-licensed and insured installer; accepts cash, check and credit or debit card.

Common questions

Is a permit needed to move a mobile home in Oklahoma?: Yes. Oklahoma requires a transport permit to move any mobile or manufactured home on public roads. The company says it handles that process for the customer to keep the move compliant with state regulations.
Can an older mobile home be moved?: In many cases yes, but it depends on the condition and structural integrity of the home. Oklahoma has specific safety requirements, and some counties or mobile home parks impose age restrictions. The company assesses the home and advises on local limitations before a move.
Will they remove an unwanted mobile home from private property?: Yes. For old, abandoned or unwanted homes, the company offers removal and, depending on the condition of the home, will transport it, dispose of it or tear it down after an assessment and quote.
What determines the cost of a move?: Cost depends on the size of the home, whether single-wide or double-wide, the distance traveled, the setup requirements and the route conditions. The company quotes each move individually and does not publish rates.