Texas Mobile Home Demolition

Texas Mobile Home Demolition tears down and hauls away mobile homes — single-wides from 10 to 18 feet wide, double-wides from 24 to 32 feet, triple-wides and modular homes — along with the debris left behind. It takes on burnt, flooded and storm-damaged homes as well as intact ones, and performs full property cleanup rather than stripping the metal and leaving the rest.

The company explains that the steel chassis is what makes the work difficult: a dozer run through a mobile home leaves a mangled mass that still has to be separated before it can be loaded and hauled, and moving a dozer to site is expensive. Its stated aim is to keep demolition affordable rather than cheap.

Beyond mobile homes the crew removes campers, motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels, fences, garages, porches, room additions and storage buildings, junk metal, appliances, tractors, construction equipment and farm implements, and runs storm cleanup after hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and hail. Coverage is stated as all of Texas and Louisiana, with past work also described in Arkansas and Oklahoma. The first website went online in 2009 and the current domain in 2011.

The firm makes a point of being fully insured — general liability, workers' compensation and commercial vehicle cover — and will issue a certificate of insurance from its agent on request. It warns that certificates made up by the contractor itself are not legitimate, so ask for the agent-issued document.