Mobile Home Movers in All 50 States
Our head office is in Lucasville, Ohio — our crews are in your state. Pick yours below for local transport, setup, leveling, anchoring and permit details.
Most mobile home movers can only work a few counties out. Green Mobile Home Transport covers the entire country — not by sending one truck on very long trips, but by keeping our own agents and crews on the ground in every state we serve. You get a local team that knows your roads, your permit offices and your ground conditions, backed by one licensed and insured company that stays accountable from the first quote to the final tie-down.
Headquartered in Ohio, Working in Your State
Our home office sits at 2951 Owl Creek Rd in Lucasville, Ohio 45648, in the southern Ohio river country where this company started moving homes. That is where dispatch, permitting support and scheduling run from. It is not where every crew drives from.
A mobile home move is a local job with national paperwork. The survey, the site prep, the blocking and the anchoring all depend on conditions a crew has to see in person — the pitch of the driveway, the width of the last turn, whether the ground is red clay, caliche, sand or frozen solid four feet down. Meanwhile the transport itself may cross three states, each with its own oversize-load rules. Our structure answers both halves: local agents who already work in your area, and one central operation carrying the licensing, the insurance and the multi-state permitting behind them.
What Your Local Crew Handles
- On-site survey — they walk your origin and destination sites in person before quoting, not from satellite photos
- State and county permits — filed with the offices they already deal with every week
- Transport — single wide, double wide and sectional homes, with escorts where the route requires them
- Setup, leveling and anchoring — pier layout, footing depth and tie-down pattern matched to local soil and local wind zone
- One contract, one quote — you deal with one licensed, insured company, not a chain of subcontractors
Local Moves, Long Hauls and Everything Between
Some of our work never leaves a county: a home repositioned within a park, or moved from a family lot onto a new pad a few miles away. Some of it crosses half the country, with crews at both ends and permits for every state on the route. The process is the same either way — survey, plan, permit, haul, set, level, anchor, walk through — and so is the standard we hold it to.
Whether you are a homeowner relocating a family home, a dealer delivering new inventory, or a park operator repositioning units, pick your state below to see how we work there: the cities we cover, the corridors we run, the permit authority we file with, and what local ground and weather mean for setting your home.
Mobile Home Moving in Every State
Grouped by region. Each page covers local cities, corridors, permit rules and setup conditions for that state.
New England
Mid-Atlantic
Upper Midwest & Plains
South Central & Southwest
Pacific & Islands
Nationwide Coverage, Answered
How a company headquartered in Ohio moves and sets homes in all 50 states.
We actually operate there. Our head office is in Lucasville, Ohio, but we keep our own agents and crews on the ground in every state we list. The people who survey your site, pull your permits and set your home are already local. They know the roads, the county offices and the ground conditions where you live.
It means you get local knowledge with national backing. Your state crew handles the survey, the transport, the permits and the setup. Behind them sits one licensed and insured company with a single contract, a single quote and a single point of accountability — so there is nobody to point fingers at if something needs fixing.
Yes, and interstate moves are a large share of what we do. Because we run crews on both ends, the team that loads your home and the team that sets it are part of the same operation. We handle the permits for every state on the route, plus escorts where they are required.
Yes. We transport single wide, double wide and sectional manufactured homes anywhere in the country. Multi-section homes travel as separate sections and are rejoined at the marriage line during setup, so those moves include extra transport, blocking and finish work.
Substantially. Every state sets its own oversize-load width and height thresholds, escort requirements, travel-time windows and seasonal restrictions, and some counties and towns add their own sign-off on top. That is exactly why the local crew matters — they already work with those offices routinely.
Send us the current location, the destination and the size of the home. We come back with a firm, itemized quote covering transport, permits and setup, with no hidden fees and no obligation to book.
Not Sure If We Cover Your Route?
If it's in the United States, we can move it. Send us the origin, the destination and the size of the home, and we'll map out the whole move from pickup to final tie-down.