Mobile Home Movers in Idaho
Associated Pacific Movers, Inc. provides licensed, insured mobile home moving and transport services across Idaho. With the right equipment, permits, and route planning, our team of mobile home movers relocates structures safely—without the costly damage that can come from DIY attempts.
One of the biggest benefits of owning a mobile home is flexibility. If you’re relocating within Idaho or planning an interstate move, our experienced crew helps you handle the details and protects your home every step of the way.
Not sure where to start? Here’s a quick guide on how to choose the best moving company in Idaho.
Professional Mobile Home Transportation Services
Experience, equipment, and permits handled for you
The term “mobile home” can be misleading—moving one safely requires specialized tools, trained crews, and permit compliance.
We help homeowners and property managers transport structures with careful planning, proper securing, and the right hauling setup.
Whether you’re moving across town or across state lines, we coordinate logistics from start to finish: measurements, permits, route planning, escorts (when required), and safe transport. Oversize load requirements can vary by route; we follow Idaho’s permitting guidelines and handle the paperwork.
We can relocate a variety of portable structures, including:
- Manufactured homes
- Mobile offices
- Park model homes
- Tiny homes
- Modular homes
Have questions about requirements for transport? We’ll walk you through what’s needed and provide a clear plan before moving day.
Mobile Home Moving Across Idaho
Standard home and building moving is very different from transporting a mobile home.
Mobile home moves often involve oversized load rules, permits, route restrictions, and equipment that’s designed specifically for safe hauling.
If you’re planning a long-distance relocation, we can help coordinate the additional steps—multi-jurisdiction permits, route planning,
and escort vehicles where required—so your home arrives safely and on schedule.
Need help understanding permits, route planning, and safe transport standards for Idaho roads?
Our team will guide you through the process and handle the details.
Why Hire Licensed Mobile Home Movers?
- Relocating for work, family, upgrades, or lifestyle changes
- Transporting a home for repairs, replacement, or resale
- Reducing risk of damage, delays, and permit-related fines
Proper planning saves time and protects your investment. With an experienced crew, you’ll avoid preventable issues and have support through every step of the move.
Preparing to Move Your Mobile Home
Mobile Home Moving Checklist
- Request a quote to understand pricing factors like size, distance, escorts, and permits
- Confirm licensing, insurance coverage, and experience with your home type
- Review route feasibility (clearances, road restrictions, timing)
- Secure required permits through the appropriate jurisdictions
- Prepare the destination site (clearances, pad readiness, access)
- Plan for post-move setup: leveling, blocking, and utilities
- Coordinate move-day logistics and timelines with your moving coordinator
Disconnect Utilities
Safely shut off and disconnect utilities before transport. If you have a septic system, schedule pumping before disconnection. Clear prep reduces delays and prevents damage.
Secure Interiors
Remove fragile items—electronics, glass, décor, and loose furniture—to reduce shifting during transport. If you need guidance, our team can recommend best practices.
Protect Exteriors
Protect windows and doors and secure exterior items. A quick walk-around inspection can identify issues that should be addressed before transport.
Site Preparation
Ensure the destination site has level ground, clearance for oversized loads, and access for hauling equipment. If needed, arrange debris removal or dumpsters in advance.
Mobile Home Moving Service Areas in Idaho
We provide mobile home moving and transport services throughout Idaho. If you’re outside these areas, call us—long-distance moves may still be available depending on logistics and scheduling.
- Boise
- Meridian
- Nampa
- Caldwell
- Eagle
- Kuna
- Mountain Home
- Twin Falls
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Moving Your Mobile Home Safely
Mobile home transport is typically an oversized load operation, which is very similar to heavy equipment hauling. That means permits, potential escort vehicles, and specialized equipment such as hydraulic lifts and dollies.
Cutting corners can lead to structural damage and fines—especially on longer routes.How the Process Works
We coordinate each step: measuring dimensions, securing permits, planning the safest route, scheduling escorts when required, and using purpose-built equipment for a safe move.
Cost Considerations
Pricing varies based on home size, distance, route complexity, permits, and escort requirements. We provide clear quotes so you understand expected costs before move day.
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Choosing the Right Mobile Home Moving Company
Look for proper licensing, insurance, relevant experience, and straightforward estimates. The right mover should explain the permit process, route planning, and what’s included in setup support.
Mobile Home Moving Tips
- Plan around seasonal conditions (weather and road restrictions).
- Schedule early to secure preferred dates—especially in peak season.
- Communicate with your coordinator about site access and timing.
Long-Distance & Interstate Moves
For longer relocations, we can coordinate permits across state lines and the escort requirements needed to keep your move compliant and safe.
Request a Quote for Mobile Home Movers in Idaho
Preparing to move your home or relocate your business? Call 208-376-8660 to discuss mobile home transport, permits, route planning, and setup support.
We’ll help relocate your structure carefully and efficiently—so you can move forward with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mobile Home Moving
How much does it cost to move a mobile home?
Costs depend on the home size (single-wide vs. double-wide), distance, permits, route complexity, and escort requirements. Call for a quote so you have a clear estimate before scheduling.
How do you move a mobile home safely?
Safe mobile home moving starts with site prep and proper securing, plus the right equipment, permits, and route planning. Hiring licensed, insured movers reduces the risk of damage and delays.
What permits are needed to move a mobile home in Idaho?
Permit requirements vary by route and jurisdiction. Many moves require oversize/overweight permits and possibly escort vehicles. Our team helps coordinate the permitting and compliance steps needed for transport.
How far can you move a mobile home?
Distance depends on your home type, road restrictions, permitting, and logistics. We handle both local and long-distance moves—call us to discuss your route and timeline.
What should be on a mobile home moving checklist?
Key checklist items include verifying licensing/insurance, preparing the home and site, disconnecting utilities, confirming permits, and planning post-move leveling and utility hookups.
How do I choose the best mobile home movers?
Choose movers with licensing, insurance, experience with your home type, and transparent quotes. A professional company should explain permits, route planning, and what’s included in setup support.
What equipment is used to move a mobile home?
Mobile home moves often require hydraulic lifting equipment, dollies, trailers, proper securing systems, and—depending on the route—pilot/escort coordination.
How can I reduce the cost of moving a mobile home?
Plan early, confirm site access, and have the home prepared before move day. Avoiding delays and rework can help keep total costs down.
Do you offer setup and leveling after transport?
Yes. In addition to transport, we can assist with setup support such as leveling and coordinating utilities so your home is ready for use.
When should I schedule my mobile home move?
Schedule as early as possible—especially during peak seasons. Early scheduling helps secure permits and preferred move dates, and reduces the risk of delays.