Field note

How Much Does Mobile Home Removal Cost?

Mobile home removal starts at $3,499 nationwide. Singlewides in average condition typically run $3,499–$6,500 depending on size, condition and site access; doublewides and tear-down demolitions price higher.

What drives the number

  • Whole-unit tow vs. demolition: a roadworthy singlewide can be towed out; a rotted one gets demolished and hauled in sections
  • Size: 14×60 vs 16×80 vs doublewide
  • Contents: cleared homes cost less than fully loaded ones
  • Site: tight park spacing, trees, soft ground, utility disconnects

What's included

  • Tear-down or tow-out, debris loading and haul-away
  • Disposal fees and EPA-compliant processing
  • Title/ownership paperwork handled
  • A space you can rent, sell or rebuild on

For park owners and managers

Abandoned units are our bread and butter. Lien-sale paperwork, dead singlewides, spaces that should be earning rent — we quote from photos, dispatch within days, and you get the pad back. Ask about vendor onboarding for multi-property portfolios.

Photos in, one locked price out. Call or text (405) 698-4285.

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⚠Required notice
Licensing varies by city & state. We do not claim to be pre-licensed in every jurisdiction we appear to serve. Where local permits/credentials are required and we can't reasonably obtain them in time, we sub-contract a properly licensed local operator. Mobile homes, motorhomes, RVs & campers: Portland OR, Vancouver WA, and a growing list of cities now require certified asbestos testing before haul or demolition. If a sample comes back hot, abatement adds thousands in cost and unlicensed handling can carry up to one year in county jail. We do not haul around the law — we comply or we hand off.
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