Mobile home movers in East Texas
Moving a single-wide or double-wide in East Texas or anywhere in the Piney Woods (Tyler, Longview, Nacogdoches, Lufkin and the towns around them)? Tell us about the move once. We'll pass it to one independent, TDHCA-licensed mobile home mover serving the area, and they'll contact you with a quote. Free, no obligation. ¿Quiere mover su traila? Español aquí.
Get a free mobile home moving quote
How it works
- Send the form. Where the home is, where it's going, its size, and what you need done.
- We pass it on. Only after you tick the consent box, and only to one licensed mover.
- The mover contacts you to look at both sites and give you a price. You decide whether to hire them.
What a move usually includes
- Disconnecting utilities, removing skirting and steps
- Permits and escort cars for the road move
- Transport on the home's own axles, or a toter truck
- Setup at the new site: blocking, leveling, anchoring (tie-downs), and re-joining a double-wide
- Reporting the installation to TDHCA, which may inspect it
Prices and permits: mobile home moving cost guide · permits and paperwork · check a mover's TDHCA license
Wind zones: Smith, Gregg, Nacogdoches, Angelina and the other East Texas counties we cover are Wind Zone I. If you're moving a home to the Gulf Coast (for example Cameron, Nueces or Galveston County), Texas only allows homes built on or after September 1, 1997 to be installed there if they meet HUD Wind Zone II standards. [11]
Where we take requests
Tyler, Longview, Marshall, Nacogdoches, Lufkin, Jacksonville and Rusk, Henderson, Athens, Palestine, Canton and Van Zandt County, Center and Carthage, Livingston, Woodville and Jasper. More on service areas.
Quick answers
Are you a mobile home moving company?
No. East Texas Mobile Home Movers is a free referral service run by Clearline Labs. We don't own trucks, move homes, install or level them. When you send a request, we pass it to one independent, TDHCA-licensed mobile home mover serving East Texas, and that company quotes and does the work.
Does it cost anything to use this site?
No. Asking for a quote here is free and there's no obligation to hire anyone. Clearline Labs may be paid by the mover for referrals; you never pay us.
How much does it cost to move a mobile home in East Texas?
Texas cost data puts a local single-wide move (under 50 miles) at about $2,500 to $7,000 and a double-wide at about $6,000 to $12,000 for transport, before setup and site work [1]. One Texas mover's published sheet lists $2,500 single-wide and $5,000 double-wide including blocking, leveling and tie-down [3]. See the cost guide. Only the mover can give you a real price.
Does the mover need a license?
Yes. In Texas, anyone who installs or re-levels a manufactured home must be licensed and bonded by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) [7], and only a licensed installer may install, re-level or change the home's foundation [8]. Here's how to check a license in two minutes.