Home movers
Fayetteville Mobile Home Movers
Fayetteville Mobile Home Movers is a licensed and insured mobile home transport company based in Fayetteville, North Carolina. It moves single-wide and double-wide homes and covers most cities around Fayetteville, including Lumberton, Hope Mills, Dunn, Southern Pines, Sanford, Pinehurst, Fuquay-Varina, Laurinburg, Holly Springs, Smithfield, Clayton, Apex, Garner, Rockingham, Cary and Raleigh.
A move runs in three stages. The crew visits the current location to prepare the home and confirm it is ready to travel, transports it along a route planned around obstacles such as low bridges and narrow roads, then sets it up at the new site, levelling and anchoring it so utilities can be connected by the respective trades. The company also offers site preparation, oversize load escort, and help identifying and obtaining the tax, health, building and moving permits a local government requires, plus the inspections that follow setup.
The company is fully insured and says it carries insurance to cover repairs if a home is damaged in transit. It does not move homes in heavy rain, snow or high winds, and it advises against relocating a home built before 1976, which predates current HUD safety standards. Estimates are free and given by phone; the company can be reached at (984) 223-9110 or hello@mobilehomemoversnc.com.
Pricing is not published. Cost depends on the distance of the move, the size of the home and any additional services, so get the estimate in writing and confirm which permits and inspections are included before scheduling.
Best for
Owners and park operators moving a single-wide or double-wide within central North Carolina, from Fayetteville out to Raleigh, Lumberton and the Sandhills, who need transport plus setup, tie-down and permit help. Not for homes built before 1976.
What they do
- Single-wide and double-wide mobile home transport
- Move preparation and pre-move assessment
- Setup, levelling and anchoring at the new site
- Site preparation
- Permit assistance
- Inspection coordination
- Oversize load escort
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Services | Transport, Set & tie-down |
What stands out
- Serves most cities around Fayetteville, including Lumberton, Dunn, Southern Pines, Sanford, Fuquay-Varina, Cary and Raleigh.
- Licensed and insured, and says its insurance covers the cost of repairs if a home is damaged during a move.
- Advises against relocating homes built before 1976, which do not comply with current HUD safety standards.
- Moves are avoided in inclement weather such as heavy rain, snow or high winds.
Common questions
- What does it cost to move a mobile home?
- The cost depends on the distance of the move, the size of the home and any additional services required. The company quotes free estimates by phone rather than publishing rates.
- What is the oldest mobile home that can be relocated in North Carolina?
- The company advises against moving a home constructed before 1976, even a short distance, because it does not comply with current HUD safety standards.
- Do I need a permit to move my mobile home?
- Yes. Permits are required, and may include tax, health, building and moving permits from the local government. The company says it will help clarify which permits a specific move needs.
- What types of mobile homes can be moved?
- The company says it has the equipment and expertise to move all types and sizes of mobile homes, including both single-wide and double-wide homes.