How Much Does It Cost to Move a Mobile Home in 2026?
Cost Guides · Green Mobile Home Transport · July 11, 2026
One of the first questions every homeowner asks is simple: how much does it cost to move a mobile home? The honest answer is that it depends on a handful of key factors—but this guide will give you real, usable numbers so you can budget with confidence.
Transport-only vs. full-service moves
There are two very different price points depending on what you need. A transport-only move covers hitching, hauling, and dropping your home at the new location. A full-service move adds tear-down at the old site, permits, escorts, and complete setup, leveling, and anchoring at the new site.
- Transport-only, single wide, local (under 60 miles): typically $1,500–$3,500
- Full-service single wide: typically $4,000–$8,000
- Transport-only, double wide, local: typically $3,000–$6,000
- Full-service double wide: typically $8,000–$14,000+
What drives the price
1. Distance
Mileage is the single biggest cost factor. Long-distance interstate moves require more fuel, more permits, and often overnight escorts.
2. Home size and sections
A double wide is two units, so it is effectively two moves. Triple wides and large sectional homes cost more again.
3. Permits and escorts
Every state your home passes through requires oversize-load permits, and many require certified pilot/escort vehicles. We handle all of this for you.
4. Site conditions
Tight driveways, soft ground, low utility lines, and long private roads all add labor and equipment time.
How to get an accurate number
The only way to know your real cost is a proper quote based on your home’s size, both locations, and the condition of the home. Request a free quote and we will give you a transparent, itemized estimate with no hidden fees.