Home movers
Trinity Services
Trinity Services LLC is a family-owned, bilingual mobile home transport, setup, and tie-down company based in Brooksville, Florida, operating since 2020. It coordinates the whole job — transport, code-compliant setup, tie-downs, permits, and the site services in between, from septic to utilities — and pulls the permits itself rather than leaving them to the owner.
A move is run by three to four certified installers with a bilingual lead, using a one-ton truck with hydraulic winch, hitch dolly, axle stands, and level kit, plus an escort vehicle for loads over 14 feet wide. Before the home is touched the crew hands over printed proof of general liability insurance and the signed permit, along with a route map carrying the permit number, escort details, and ETA at the new lot. Tie-downs and piers go in to FL Rule 15C-1 spec, and Trinity schedules the county inspection itself.
Beyond moves the company handles setup and installation, re-leveling, piers and blocking, hurricane retrofits, park-to-land moves, demolition and haul-off, heir-driven home removal with title coordination, and septic work planned with the home site and installed by licensed contractors it coordinates. It also repairs occupied homes: vapor barrier and underbelly, floor and subfloor, annual resealing, soft washing, and wind-zone-rated windows and doors, with an optional maintenance membership.
Pricing is published in detail. Transport-only local single-wide moves start at $950 to $1,093, setup and installation runs $3,800 to $9,300, tie-downs $750 to $1,900, and permits $200 to $800, with most full-service moves landing between $5,000 and $15,000. Trinity serves Hillsborough, Pasco, Hernando, Polk, Pinellas, Marion, Citrus, Lake, and Highlands counties and takes statewide jobs on request. Homes built before the 1976 HUD code cannot be re-set in Florida and are transported only for demolition or storage.
Best for
Florida owners, park operators, and buyers who need a mobile home moved, set to code, retrofitted, or removed across the Tampa Bay and Nature Coast counties, and anyone comparing a dealer's setup quote. Pre-1976 homes can only be hauled for demolition or storage.
What they do
- Single-, double-, and triple-wide transport
- Code-compliant setup and installation
- FL Rule 15C-1 tie-downs and anchors
- Hurricane retrofits and structural reinforcement
- Re-leveling of settled homes
- Piers, blocking, and ABS pads
- DHSMV and county permitting
- Park-to-land moves
- Mobile home demolition and haul-off
- Septic coordination with licensed contractors
- Vapor barrier, underbelly, and subfloor repair
- Dealer quote second opinions
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2020 |
| Ownership | Private |
| Memberships | BBB A+ rating |
| How they charge | Transport-only from $950 for a local single-wide; setup and installation $3,800 to $9,300; most full-service moves run $5,000 to $15,000. |
| Services | Transport, Set & tie-down |
What stands out
- Reports 847+ moves completed and a 4.9 rating from 180+ reviews across platforms.
- Publishes a full price matrix: single-wide transport from $950 for a local move, with most full-service jobs between $5,000 and $15,000.
- Pulls DHSMV and county permits, installs to FL Rule 15C-1, and schedules the county inspection itself.
- Covers Hillsborough, Pasco, Hernando, Polk, Pinellas, Marion, Citrus, Lake, and Highlands counties, plus statewide jobs on request.
- Crews are bilingual in English and Spanish, with a bilingual lead on every job.
Common questions
- How much does it cost to move a mobile home in Florida?
- Most full-service moves run $5,000 to $15,000. Single-wide transport alone starts around $1,800 to $3,500 for local jobs, and a double-wide setup with permits typically lands at $9,000 to $14,000. The full-service figure covers transport, setup, tie-downs, and permits.
- What is the price difference between a single-wide and a double-wide move?
- A single-wide is one section, so it is one trip with a faster setup: local full-service jobs run $5,000 to $9,000. A double-wide is two sections, two trips, and a marriage-line install, at $8,000 to $14,000 locally. A triple-wide adds a third section, at $11,500 to $17,000.
- Does the mobile home dealer's installer have to be used?
- No. Florida Statute 320.8249 gives the homeowner the right to choose any licensed mobile home installer. Trinity notes that dealers often quote $25,000 to $30,000 for setup alone, and that a buyer can sign for the home with the dealer and contract the installation separately.