we specialize in moving mobile homes and shipping containers with precision, care, and compliance. Whether it’s a single-wide, double-wide, or a shipping container, we have the expertise and equipment to make your relocation smooth and stress-free.
We move all types of mobile homes, from single-wide homes to double-wide units, safely and efficiently. Our team is equipped to handle both short and long-distance moves. Whether you’re relocating within the same city or across state lines, we ensure that every move is executed with the highest standards of safety and care.
Whether it’s an empty or loaded container, we have the specialized equipment and expertise to safely transport your shipping container. We handle the logistics, securing necessary permits, and ensuring that your container is delivered safely, no matter the distance.
Once your mobile home reaches its destination, we offer complete setup services, including foundation preparation, leveling, and utility hookups. Our mobile home leveling services ensure that your home is placed securely on a stable foundation, preventing structural issues down the line.
We handle end-to-end transport for mobile homes and containers. That starts with confirming dimensions, weight, and site access. We secure the required permits, schedule pilot/escort vehicles where the law demands, and choose equipment that fits the job—whether that’s a toter with the right gear for a single-wide, or step-deck/tilt-bed and crane coordination for a 40-foot container. On arrival, we position, block, level, and (when in scope) anchor or tie down per local guidelines. You get a dispatcher who knows your job and a crew that treats your home or cargo like their own.
Mobile Home Moving (single-wide, multi-section, set-up/leveling) and Shipping Container Transport (20-ft, 40-ft, high-cube; empty or weight-verified loaded).
Private land, parks and dealers, builders/developers, commercial and municipal placements.
Local and long-distance; port/rail coordination available where supported.
Homeowners moving to new land, mobile home parks and dealers managing inventory, builders and developers setting modulars or containers on schedule, and organizations that need compliant, documented moves. If your project has tough access, tight turns, or a critical timeline, this is where our planning shines.
Expect an upfront conversation about the realities of your route, site, and schedule. We’ll call out anything that could add cost—soft ground, tree trimming, utility lifts—before it becomes a surprise. On move day, crews arrive prepared, communicate clearly with neighbors and site contacts, and leave the area tidy. After placement, we walk the setup with you and confirm next steps (utility reconnection, anchoring, or crane demob as applicable).
Moving a mobile home or shipping container is a big task, but with Cathance Mobile Home Movers, we make it easy. Our process is straightforward and customized to fit your needs, ensuring everything is handled safely and efficiently. From the first call to the final placement, here’s how we make it happen:
We start by gathering key details—dimensions, weight, and access points for your home or container.
Our team then plans the safest route, secures necessary permits, and schedules any needed escorts or pilot vehicles.
On move day, we ensure all utilities are disconnected and any site preparation (grading, clearing) is complete.
Ready to move your mobile home or shipping container? Contact Cathance Mobile Home Movers today for a free, no-obligation quote. Our transparent pricing ensures there are no hidden fees, and we’re committed to providing you with the best value for your move.
Yes. We obtain the required oversize/overweight permits and schedule pilot or escort vehicles wherever state rules require them. We also plan the legal route, confirm bridge and overhead clearances, and coordinate any utility or police escorts that may be needed for specific segments.
Yes. We obtain the required oversize/overweight permits and schedule pilot or escort vehicles wherever state rules require them. We also plan the legal route, confirm bridge and overhead clearances, and coordinate any utility or police escorts that may be needed for specific segments.
We complete a pre-move assessment that confirms dimensions, travel height, frame and axle condition, tongue and coupler readiness, tire status, site access at both ends, and route constraints. Based on that, we finalize permits, schedule escorts, and give you a realistic window for loading, transit, and set-down.
These items are not automatically included because each property is different. If you want us to handle removal and reinstallation, tell us during quoting so we can add it to your scope. Permanent structures, masonry, and custom decks may require a separate contractor.
For safety and compliance, utilities should be disconnected and capped by licensed providers (power, water, sewer, gas). We coordinate timing and can refer trusted trades. Reconnection typically happens after we set and level the home at the destination.
Light, secured items can remain if they are packed and cabinets are latched, but heavy furniture, loose electronics, mirrors, and breakables should be removed or boxed and braced. Appliances must be secured and locked. Anything that could shift and cause damage should be taken out.
If leveling and anchoring are in your scope, we block the home on properly rated supports, level it so doors and windows operate correctly, and anchor or tie it down per local code or manufacturer guidelines. If anchoring is handled by a third party, we coordinate handoff.
Distance and route complexity, the home’s dimensions and weight, access at each site, the services included in scope (tear-down, set-up, leveling, anchoring, skirting), and seasonal or weather constraints all play a role. Your estimate is line-itemed so you can see where costs come from.
Lead time depends on permit processing and escort availability in your states. Many moves can be scheduled within a few business weeks, but complex routes or peak seasons can extend timelines. Once scheduled, most single-wide moves finish within a day or two; multi-section moves may take longer due to set-up.
We follow state oversize rules and our own safety thresholds. Light rain is often manageable, but high winds, ice, or poor visibility can trigger a pause. If weather threatens safety or legality, we’ll reschedule to the next safe window.
We carry appropriate transport and liability coverage and follow documented securement procedures. Your contract and Bill of Lading explain coverage levels, exclusions for pre-existing conditions, and how to file a claim. We encourage you to walk the home with our crew before and after the move to note conditions.
We aim to position it precisely, provided ground conditions, access, and clearances allow it. If the site is soft, sloped, or obstructed, we may recommend adjustments or mats to protect the surface and ensure safe placement.
Make sure utilities are disconnected and capped, skirting and steps are removed if not in our scope, interiors are secured, vehicles are moved off the approach path, and low branches or obstacles are addressed. Have a site contact available at both origin and destination for decisions and sign-off.
Yes. We work with homeowners, mobile home parks, dealers, builders, and developers. If your park or HOA has special rules or time windows, share them during booking so we can align permits and escorts.