Contact Our Structural Moving Team in Boise, ID
Need a quote for a house relocation, building lift, manufactured home move, or specialized equipment transport? Our structural moving team in Boise, ID can review your project details and help identify the next planning steps.
Associated Pacific Movers, Inc. has worked with homeowners, contractors, property managers, and businesses since 1973. Tell us what needs to move, where it is going, and when you hope to get started.
Call 208-376-8660 Request a Project Estimate
Business Hours: Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. Closed Sunday.
Call Our Team
Discuss scheduling, site access, and the type of structural move or equipment transport you need.
Request an Estimate
Share the structure or equipment dimensions, pickup and destination locations, and preferred timing.
Based in Idaho
We review projects in Idaho and the surrounding region based on the load, route, equipment requirements, and site conditions.
Request a Structural Moving Estimate
Send us the basics of your project. A member of our team can follow up about the equipment involved, access requirements, and information needed to prepare an estimate.
For a time-sensitive request, calling during business hours is the most direct way to reach us. Please do not include payment card numbers or other sensitive information in your message.
What Helps Us Prepare Your Quote?
Even rough measurements and a few photographs are useful at the beginning. Final pricing can depend on the structure or load, the route, site conditions, and the work required before transport or lifting can begin.
You do not have to know every measurement before calling. Let us know what information you have and which details still need to be confirmed.
Why Project Details Matter
Two structures of similar size can require very different moving plans. Foundation access, overhead obstacles, narrow roads, loading conditions, and placement requirements can all affect the equipment and preparation needed.
Project Information Checklist
- Type of project: House, building, manufactured home, machinery, or another specialized load.
- Approximate size: Length, width, height, and estimated weight when available.
- Locations: Pickup and destination cities, or property addresses if known.
- Access conditions: Narrow roads, sharp turns, slopes, soft ground, overhead obstructions, or nearby buildings.
- Readiness: Foundation condition, utility disconnects, equipment loading requirements, and delivery-site preparation.
- Schedule: Desired moving date, project deadline, or construction milestones.
- Photographs: Photos of the structure or machine and surrounding access areas, if available.
Tell Us What You Need Moved or Lifted
Different projects require different equipment and preparation. Our team can help you discuss the specific requirements involved in your move.
House and Building Relocation
Moving a house, cabin, commercial structure, or outbuilding requires careful evaluation of lifting points, transportation routes, and the receiving site.
Learn about our home and building moving services for residential and commercial structures.
House Raising and Foundation Access
If a structure needs to be elevated for foundation work, leveling, or additional clearance, specialized lifting equipment and temporary support may be required.
Our house lifting and building raising services address these structural requirements.
Manufactured Home Transportation
Single-section and multi-section manufactured homes have specific transport, setup, and site access considerations.
Share the home’s size and condition when asking about our mobile home moving and transport services.
Heavy Equipment Hauling
Construction, agricultural, and industrial machinery may require specialized trailers, loading procedures, route planning, and load securement.
Our heavy equipment hauling services accommodate a range of specialized transport requirements.
Equipment relocation for businesses may also involve loading coordination, operating schedules, and site-specific handling requirements. Our commercial equipment transport solutions address those needs.
For a broader look at the work we handle, explore our structural moving and specialty transport services.
What Happens After You Reach Out?
1. Initial Conversation
We review what needs to move, the approximate dimensions, the route, and your target schedule. We may ask for photos or additional measurements.
2. Project Evaluation
Depending on the job, more detailed site information or an inspection may be needed to assess access, equipment, permits, and support requirements.
3. Scope and Next Steps
We discuss the proposed approach, estimate requirements, and scheduling considerations once the major project details are understood.
Oversized and overweight loads may require additional route review and permits. The Idaho Transportation Department provides official information about state transportation requirements.
Experienced Structural Movers Since 1973
Associated Pacific Movers, Inc. is a family-operated structural moving company serving residential, agricultural, commercial, and industrial projects.
Our crews handle house and building relocation, house lifting, manufactured home transport, and heavy equipment hauling. Each project requires attention to lifting methods, route restrictions, equipment suitability, and site preparation.
We are members of the American Association of Structural Movers, an organization dedicated to the structural moving industry.
Learn more about Associated Pacific Movers and our structural relocation experience.
Licensing and Credentials
- Idaho Contractor License: RCE7499
- Manufactured Home Installer License: 553
- Public Works License: PWC-C-1105
- Oregon Contractor License: 105934
- Oregon Dwelling Installer License: 1494MDI
Questions Before You Contact Us?
What information should I provide for a moving estimate?
Tell us what is being moved, its approximate dimensions, the pickup and destination locations, site access conditions, and the schedule you have in mind. Photos can help explain anything unusual.
Do I need exact measurements before calling?
No. Approximate measurements are enough to begin discussing the job. More precise measurements and site information may be needed before the scope and estimate can be finalized.
Can I get a quote over the phone?
An initial conversation can help establish what the move involves. A detailed estimate may require photos, dimensions, site access information, or an inspection, depending on the project.
What are your business hours?
Our listed hours are Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. We are closed Sunday.
Can you help with a move outside Boise?
We review projects throughout Idaho and the surrounding region. Whether a particular move is feasible depends on the structure or equipment, route, permitting, and site conditions.
Will I need permits for an oversized move?
Permits may be required if the load exceeds applicable legal dimensions or weight limits. Requirements depend on the route and load, and they are assessed during project planning.
Ready to Discuss Your Move?
Share your plans with an experienced structural moving team. We can help identify the information and preparation needed to move forward.