Our Services
From the first lift to the final tie-down, Dream Home Mover offers six core services covering every stage of owning and relocating a mobile home. Explore each one below, including what's included, why it matters, and what it typically costs.
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Relocating a mobile home takes precision, the right equipment, and a team that's done it before. We handle every part of the move — from dismantling and preparing your home for the road to full reinstallation at the new site — whether you're moving a single-wide or a double-wide, across town or across state lines.
- Full-service transport — preparation, hauling, and reinstallation handled as one job
- Single-wide and double-wide expertise — including the two-section separation double-wides require
- Permit and compliance handling — every required permit secured before your move date
- On-time, insured delivery — your home is covered from lift to setdown
Licensed & Insured
Your home is protected throughout the entire transport process, start to finish.
Specialized Equipment
Purpose-built trailers and trained crews handle homes of every size safely.
Transparent Pricing
Cost-effective quotes with no hidden fees added after the fact.
Seamless Coordination
Permits, logistics, and scheduling are handled so you don't have to juggle it.
How Much Does Transport Cost?
Cost depends on the size of your home, the distance of the move, required permits, and any additional services. These figures generally cover basic transportation and may not include preparation, permits, or setup at the destination — longer moves cost more due to fuel, labor, and potential overnight stays for the crew.
Other cost factors include escort vehicles (required by law for oversized loads), removal and reattachment of skirting or decks, narrow roads or bridge weight limits requiring special routing, and permits or inspections some states require. If a crane is needed for loading or unloading, costs can rise further.
A secure setup is what actually makes a mobile home livable. We handle site preparation, foundation work, blocking and leveling, anchoring, and utility hookups — everything needed to meet local codes and hand you a home that's genuinely move-in ready, not just parked in place.
- Site preparation — grading, leveling, and clearing for a stable foundation
- Foundation setup — built to comply with local codes and regulations
- Blocking & leveling — precision work for long-term stability
- Anchoring & utility hookups — secured tie-downs plus water, sewer, and electrical connection
Code-Compliant Work
Every setup meets local building and safety codes, inspected and confirmed.
One Crew, Every Step
Site prep through utility hookup handled by the same experienced team.
Built To Last
Proper anchoring and leveling reduce the chance of costly future repairs.
Fast Turnaround
Skilled labor and the right equipment keep your setup on schedule.
How Much Does Setup Cost?
Cost depends on home size, site conditions, utility connections, and any additional services. These figures typically include transporting the home to the site, leveling, securing it on its foundation, and connecting water, electricity, and sewage — extra site prep like grading, tree clearing, or adding a driveway can add several thousand dollars.
If local regulations require a permanent foundation, that alone can run $5,000–$25,000. Septic installation for rural sites can add $3,000–$10,000, and electrical or plumbing hookups typically run $1,000–$5,000. Optional extras like decks, porches, and stairs will add to the total as well.
Uneven floors, sticking doors, and cracked walls are usually a sign your home has settled and needs releveling. Soil shifts, moisture changes, and normal wear cause this naturally over time — left unaddressed, it can strain plumbing, HVAC, and electrical systems too. We inspect, jack, and re-secure your home to restore a stable foundation.
- Comprehensive inspection — assessing the full foundation for shifting or damage
- Precision jacking & adjustment — specialized tools lift and realign the home
- Reinforcement & stabilization — piers and blocks secured for lasting stability
- Works with every home type — single-wide, double-wide, and park models
Prevents Bigger Damage
Catching settling early avoids costlier structural and plumbing repairs later.
Experienced Crews
Specialized equipment and proven techniques, not guesswork.
Fast Response
Minimal disruption to your daily routine while the work is done.
Honest Estimates
Free assessments with transparent pricing before any work begins.
How Much Does Releveling Cost?
Cost depends on home size, how severe the shift is, and your location. Soil type and how accessible your home is also affect pricing, since difficult terrain requires more labor and equipment.
If the foundation has shifted significantly, or additional repairs are needed — replacing damaged piers, adjusting tie-downs, or fixing water damage — costs run higher. We provide free estimates with transparent pricing so you know what to expect before work starts.
Skirting finishes the look of your home while protecting it from pests, moisture, and heat loss. We install and repair vinyl, metal, stone, and concrete skirting, matched to your budget and how permanent you want the setup to be.
- Vinyl skirting — affordable, durable, and low-maintenance
- Metal skirting — long-lasting and weather-resistant
- Stone or brick skirting — an elegant, premium, permanent look
- Repair & replacement — for gaps, cracks, or panels damaged over time
Better Insulation
Proper skirting can measurably reduce heating and cooling costs.
Pest Protection
Keeps rodents and insects from nesting underneath your home.
Material Options
Choose the look and durability level that fits your budget.
Seamless Finish
Installed to fit properly with correct ventilation built in.
How Much Does Skirting Cost?
Cost varies by material, home size, and labor. Vinyl is the most affordable option, while metal, wood, or faux stone cost more but offer added durability. Labor typically runs $40–$100 per hour depending on location and contractor experience — larger homes or difficult terrain can increase both material and labor costs.
Higher-end materials like brick or concrete cost more upfront but provide better insulation and a more permanent, finished look. Ventilation, insulation backing, and access panels can also add to the final price.
Exposure to weather, normal wear, and foundation shifting all take a toll on a mobile home over time. Leaky roofs lead to water damage and mold, aging wiring becomes a fire hazard, and unlevel floors put stress on the whole structure. We handle repairs big and small — plus full remodels when you're ready for an upgrade.
- Structural repairs — floors, walls, ceilings, and water-damage fixes
- Roof repair — leak fixes, resealing, and long-term protection
- Plumbing & electrical — upgrades, leak fixes, and rewiring
- Full remodeling — kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, and cabinetry
Experienced Technicians
Specialists in mobile home repair, not general contractors guessing.
Fast Response
We understand repairs are often urgent and work to restore your home quickly.
Comprehensive Scope
From small fixes to full renovations, handled by one team.
Licensed & Insured
Every repair is backed by proper licensing and insurance coverage.
What Affects Repair Cost?
Repair pricing depends heavily on the type and scope of work — a minor skirting patch costs far less than structural floor repair or a full kitchen remodel. Because of that range, we don't publish blanket repair pricing; instead, we provide a free on-site assessment and a detailed quote once we know exactly what your home needs.
Common repair triggers include storm or weather damage, foundation settling causing uneven floors or sticking doors, aging plumbing and electrical systems, and general wear on roofing and siding. Addressing issues early typically costs less than waiting until they become structural problems.
A properly installed septic system keeps wastewater management running smoothly for years. We handle soil testing, tank selection and sizing, full system installation, and all required permitting — whether you need a brand-new install or a replacement for an aging system.
- Site evaluation & soil testing — determines the right system for your property
- Tank selection & sizing — matched to your household's actual needs
- Full system installation — tank placement, leach field, and connections
- Regulatory compliance — permits and environmental guidelines handled
Fully Code-Compliant
Every install meets local regulations and environmental standards.
Quality Materials
Built for long-lasting durability, not the cheapest available parts.
Transparent Quotes
Competitive, clear pricing with no surprise line items.
Ongoing Support
Maintenance and repairs available long after installation.
How Much Does Septic Installation Cost?
Cost depends on system size, soil conditions, location, and permit requirements. More complex systems — needed for poor soil drainage or strict environmental regulations — cost more than a standard installation.
Additional costs can include soil testing, excavation, and drain field installation. Tank material (concrete, fiberglass, or plastic), the number of bedrooms in the home, and local labor rates also affect final pricing — as do optional upgrades like risers, filters, or advanced treatment units that improve long-term system life.