Wyoming mobile home movers since 2012
Mobile Home Movers in Baggs and Across Wyoming
From Baggs and Rawlins to Cheyenne, Casper, Rock Springs, Gillette and Sheridan, our own crews move single-wide, double-wide and modular homes across Wyoming. We’re licensed, bonded and insured, our installers hold HUD installer licenses, and we handle the tax receipt, the over-width permit, escorts and the full setup.
Moving out of state? We’re mobile home movers nationwide, too.
- HUD licensed installers
- Licensed, bonded and insured
- Moving homes since 2012
- Over-width permits and escorts handled
- Free, no-obligation quotes
At a glance
Moving a Mobile Home in Wyoming at a Glance
The Wyoming basics, in four lines.
- $2,000–$15,000What most of our moves cost, depending on home size, distance and setup.
- Taxes paid firstThe county treasurer’s receipt comes before the over-width permit.
- Wind can stop a moveHomes don’t travel in strong winds or when chain law is on.
- One crewTeardown, transport and licensed setup by the same crew.
Our services
Mobile Home Moving Services in Wyoming
Everything it takes to move a manufactured home in Wyoming, handled by one licensed crew.
Single-wide moving
Local and long-distance moves for single-section homes. See our single-wide transport checklist.
Double- and triple-wide moving
We split, haul and rejoin multi-section homes. Here’s what goes into moving a double-wide.
Licensed installation
Setup by HUD licensed installers, from blocking to anchoring and skirting. Learn why setup matters.
Permits and paperwork
Help with the county tax receipt, then the over-width permit and escorts. See how we handle moving permits.
Teardown and prep
Utilities disconnected, skirting, steps and decks removed and secured.
Utility hookups and skirting
Water, sewer and electric reconnected and skirting reinstalled.
Temporary storage
A safe place for your home if the new site isn’t ready yet.
Park-to-park moves
Moving between manufactured housing communities? We coordinate access, timing and setup rules with both communities.
Know the rules
Wyoming Rules for Moving a Mobile Home
Four Wyoming requirements shape every move. Here’s what they are and who handles each one.
Taxes and title before the permit
Under W.S. 31-2-508, the owner shows the title to the county treasurer and pays the current year’s taxes. The treasurer issues a receipt, and only with that receipt can the over-width permit be issued.
HUD licensed installer
Wyoming uses HUD’s federal installation program. Under 24 CFR Part 3286, Subpart C, installers complete 12 hours of training, pass an exam, carry insurance and a bond, and certify each installation. Our installers are licensed.
Daylight moves and escorts
Under WYDOT Chapter 5, Section 8, oversize moves run in daylight when conditions are good. Loads 14 feet or wider need two escorts on two-lane roads, and loads 15 feet or wider need a rear escort on interstates and divided highways.
Wind, winter and holidays
Under Section 7, mobile homes can’t travel in strong winds or when high-profile vehicle closures, chain law or “no unnecessary travel” is in effect. Escorted moves also stop over the major holidays.
Wyoming paperwork
Who Does What in a Wyoming Move
In Wyoming, the county tax receipt comes first. Here’s the split.
1. Title in hand
Bring the title, or a true copy, to the county treasurer.
2. Pay the taxes
Pay the current year’s taxes and get the treasurer’s receipt to us.
3. We get the permit
The over-width permit, escorts and a weather-safe travel day.
4. Licensed setup
Our HUD licensed installers set, level and anchor the home.
Our process
How We Move Your Home in Wyoming
One licensed crew from start to finish, so nothing falls between contractors.
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Free quote
Tell us your home size, year, where it is and where it’s going. We price the whole job.
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Permits
Once the tax receipt is in hand, we get the over-width permit and plan a route and travel day around width and wind.
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Teardown and prep
We disconnect utilities, remove skirting and attachments, split multi-section homes and secure everything.
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Transport
Our trucks and drivers move your home, with lights, signs and escorts where the permit calls for them.
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Certified installation
We set, level and anchor the home, rejoin sections and reconnect utilities.
Getting ready? Use our mobile home moving checklist.
Pricing
How Much Does It Cost to Move a Mobile Home in Wyoming?
Most of our moves cost between $2,000 and $15,000. For a Wyoming move, the price mostly depends on:
- Home size: double- and triple-wides need more trucks and a split and rejoin.
- Distance: across the county costs less than Cheyenne to Gillette, or out of state.
- Permits and escorts: over-width permits and escorts for wider homes.
- Site access: wind delays, winter roads and remote ranch lots.
- Setup scope: blocking, leveling, anchoring, utilities and skirting.
For a full breakdown, read our mobile home moving cost guide.
Typical cost
$2,000–$15,000
Your quote is free and covers the whole job, so there are no surprise charges on moving day.
Areas we serve
Areas We Serve in Wyoming
We move homes anywhere in Wyoming, from Baggs and the Colorado line to the Montana border.
Baggs and Carbon County
Mobile home movers for Baggs, Rawlins, Saratoga, Dixon and Encampment. Close to the Colorado line.
Southeast Wyoming
Cheyenne, Laramie, Torrington and Wheatland. Windy stretches of I-80 and I-25.
Central Wyoming
Casper, Douglas, Riverton and Lander. Long hauls between towns.
Southwest Wyoming
Rock Springs, Green River, Evanston and Kemmerer. Energy country along I-80.
Northern Wyoming
Gillette, Sheridan, Cody and Worland. Powder River Basin and Bighorn country.
Interstate moves
Moving a Mobile Home Into or Out of Wyoming
Every state on the route has its own permits and rules, and we handle them all.
Compare
Choosing a Mobile Home Mover in Wyoming
| Mobile Home Moving Companies | Moving broker | Local hauler | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who moves your home | Our own crew | A subcontractor you’ve never met | The hauler |
| HUD licensed installer | Yes | Depends on the subcontractor | Rarely |
| Over-width permit and escorts | Yes | Varies | Often left to you |
| Setup included | Yes, full setup | Usually extra | Rarely |
| One point of contact | Yes | No | Yes |
Our work
Our Crews at Work
From delivery to the final setup.
Our transport trucks lined up
Preparing a site before setup
Skirting going on after setup
FAQ
Wyoming Mobile Home Moving FAQs
Do I have to pay taxes before moving a mobile home in Wyoming?
Yes. You show the title to the county treasurer and pay the current year’s taxes. The treasurer’s receipt is what lets the over-width permit be issued.
Who gets the moving permit in Wyoming?
We do. Once you have the treasurer’s receipt, we get the over-width permit and book the escorts the route needs.
Who can install a mobile home in Wyoming?
Wyoming uses HUD’s federal installation program, so new homes are set by HUD licensed installers who certify each installation. Our installers are licensed.
When does a mobile home need an escort in Wyoming?
Loads 14 feet or wider need two escorts on two-lane roads, and loads 15 feet or wider need a rear escort on interstates and divided highways.
Can wind stop a mobile home move in Wyoming?
Yes. Mobile homes can’t travel in strong winds or during high-profile vehicle closures, chain law or “no unnecessary travel” restrictions. We plan the day around the forecast.
How much does it cost to move a mobile home in Wyoming?
Most of our moves cost $2,000 to $15,000. The price depends on home size, distance, permits and escorts, site access and how much setup you need. Your quote is free.
Do you move mobile homes in Baggs and Cheyenne?
Yes. We move manufactured homes around Baggs, Rawlins, Cheyenne, Casper and Rock Springs, and across all of Wyoming.
Can you move my home into or out of Wyoming?
Yes. We move homes between Wyoming and Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska and beyond, and we get the permits for every state on the route.
Free quote
Get Your Free Wyoming Mobile Home Moving Quote
Tell us about your home and where it’s going. We’ll reply with a full price for the whole job.
- HUD licensed installers
- Permits, transport and setup in one price
- Moving homes since 2012
Prefer to talk it through first? Contact our team.