Mobile Home Teardown & Removal in Hattiesburg, MS
Some homes are past moving. An old home with a rotted frame, a home torn up by a storm, or a condemned home has to come off the land before anything new can go on it. Teardown and removal is that job: disconnect, demo, haul off, and clear the lot.
Hattiesburg Mobile Home Movers removes homes across Forrest County and the Pine Belt. We are a licensed Mississippi transporter, so we can also move and set a new home on the same pad once the old one is gone.
Old, Storm-Damaged, and Condemned Homes
We take on the homes that are not worth saving. South Mississippi sits in the path of hurricane wind, and a home that has been wrecked past repair has to be cleared. So does an old home that has rotted out or been condemned. We disconnect the utilities, demo the home, and haul it off, and we leave the lot clear.
Clearing a Pad for a New Home
The most common reason people call is to make room. You have a home on family land or a park space and you want a newer one in its place. We remove the old home and clear the pad so a new one can be set and anchored. Do both with one crew and you are not coordinating two outfits on the same lot.
What Removal Costs
Teardown and removal runs $2,000 to $5,000 depending on the home size, its condition, and how easily a truck can reach it. A single-wide on an open lot is at the low end. A double-wide, or a home in a tight spot, runs higher. Every removal gets a free written price after we see the home.
Have an old or storm-damaged home to clear? Call (601) 555-0152 and tell us the home size and the lot. We will price the removal and clear it out.
Can you haul off an old or storm-damaged mobile home?
Yes. We remove old, storm-damaged, and condemned homes. We disconnect the utilities, demo the home, and clear the lot. A home too far gone to move is often a home that has to come off the land before anything new can be set. We handle that.
How much does mobile home removal cost?
Teardown and removal usually runs $2,000 to $5,000 depending on the home size, its condition, and lot access. A single-wide on an open lot is at the low end. A double-wide, or a home a truck cannot easily reach, runs higher. You get a written price after we see the home.
I want to put a new home where an old one sits. Can you clear it first?
Yes, and that is a common call. We remove the old home and clear the pad so a new home can be set. If you want, we can do both: haul off the old one and move and set the new one, so you deal with a single crew.
Do you remove a home after storm damage?
Yes. South Mississippi takes hurricane wind, and a home that is torn up past repair has to be cleared. We remove storm-damaged homes and clear the debris so the lot is ready for whatever comes next.
What happens to the home after you remove it?
It depends on the home. Some are demolished and hauled to a proper disposal site. Parts of a sound frame can sometimes be salvaged. We handle the removal and disposal so the lot is left clear. We do not leave you with a pile to deal with.