Oregon mobile home movers since 2012
Mobile Home Movers in Oregon: Transport, Permits and Setup
From Portland and Salem to Eugene, Bend and Medford, our own crews move single-wide, double-wide and modular homes across Oregon. We’re licensed, bonded and insured, we hold an Oregon manufactured dwelling installer license, and we handle the road permits and the full setup.
Moving out of state? We’re mobile home movers nationwide, too.
- Oregon manufactured dwelling installer license
- Licensed, bonded and insured
- Moving homes since 2012
- ODOT and local permits handled
- Free, no-obligation quotes
At a glance
Moving a Mobile Home in Oregon at a Glance
The Oregon basics, in four lines.
- $2,000–$15,000What most of our moves cost, depending on home size, distance and setup.
- Trip permitNo home moves to a new site without a trip permit from the county assessor.
- 16-foot limitOregon won’t permit a home section wider than 16 feet at the base.
- One crewTeardown, transport and licensed setup by the same crew.
Our services
Mobile Home Moving Services in Oregon
Everything it takes to move and transport a manufactured home in Oregon, 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 an installer licensed by the state of Oregon. Learn why setup matters.
Permits and paperwork
ODOT over-dimension permits plus county route and placement approvals. 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.
Modular and shed homes
Modular sections, tiny homes and portable buildings.
Temporary storage
A safe place for your home if the new site isn’t ready yet.
Know the rules
Oregon Rules for Moving a Mobile Home
Four Oregon requirements shape every move. Here’s what they are and who handles each one.
Trip permit from the assessor
Under ORS 446.631, a manufactured home can’t move to a new site unless the state approves it and the county assessor issues a trip permit. The current year’s taxes and any delinquent assessments generally have to be paid first. Under OAR 918-550-0600, the permit covers one move, names the owner and transporter, and expires after 30 days or when the county tax certification does.
Licensed installer
Under ORS 446.395, an individual must hold a state installer license before installing a manufactured dwelling, and no one may hire an unlicensed person to do it. We hold that license.
ODOT over-dimension permits
Homes travel under an ODOT over-dimension permit. Oregon doesn’t allow a home section with a base width over 16 feet, and routes that need county approval can take longer. We arrange the permits and approvals.
Local placement permits
Some counties, including Benton, Clackamas, Lane and Linn, require building or land use permits before a home can be delivered. Check with your county early. We’ll tell you what they usually ask for.
Oregon paperwork
Who Does What in an Oregon Move
In Oregon, the trip permit is the key document. Here’s the split.
1. Taxes and certification
Pay the current year’s taxes and get the county tax certification.
2. Trip permit
Request the trip permit through your county assessor, naming us as the transporter.
3. We get the road permits
ODOT over-dimension permits and any county route approvals.
4. Licensed setup
Our licensed installer sets the home, ready for your local inspection.
Our process
How We Move Your Home in Oregon
One licensed crew from start to finish, so nothing falls between contractors.
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Free quote
Tell us your home size, where it is and where it’s going. We price the whole job.
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Permits
Once your trip permit is issued, we get the ODOT permits and any county route approvals.
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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 escort vehicles where the permit calls for them.
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Licensed installation
We set, level and anchor the home, rejoin sections and reconnect utilities, ready for inspection.
Getting ready? Use our mobile home moving checklist.
Pricing
How Much Does It Cost to Move a Mobile Home in Oregon?
Most of our moves cost between $2,000 and $15,000. For an Oregon 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 Portland to Medford, or out of state.
- Permits and escorts: ODOT and county permits, and escorts for wider homes.
- Site access: tight parks around Portland, wet ground in winter, or mountain passes to Central Oregon.
- 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 Oregon
We move homes anywhere in Oregon, from the coast to the high desert.
Portland metro
Portland, Gresham, Beaverton, Hillsboro and Oregon City. Busy roads and tight parks call for careful timing.
Willamette Valley
Salem, Albany, Corvallis and Eugene. Farm country and valley towns.
Southern Oregon and the coast
Medford, Grants Pass, Roseburg, Klamath Falls, Coos Bay and Newport. Mountain grades and winding coastal routes.
Central Oregon
Bend, Redmond, Prineville and Madras. High-desert lots reached over the Cascades.
Eastern Oregon
Pendleton, Hermiston, La Grande and Ontario. Long hauls and wide-open ranch land.
Interstate moves
Moving a Mobile Home Into or Out of Oregon
Leaving Oregon still starts with the county trip permit. After that, every state on the route has its own permits, and we handle them all.
Compare
Choosing a Mobile Home Mover in Oregon
| Mobile Home Moving Companies | Moving broker | Local hauler | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who moves your home | Our own crew | A subcontractor you’ve never met | The hauler |
| State-licensed installer | Yes | Depends on the subcontractor | Rarely |
| ODOT and county permits | 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 the road to the new site.
Two homes loaded and ready to roll
An oversize load on the way to its new site
A utility pedestal ready at the new home site
FAQ
Oregon Mobile Home Moving FAQs
Do I need a permit to move a mobile home in Oregon?
Yes. You need a trip permit issued by your county assessor, which generally requires the current taxes to be paid. The home also travels under an ODOT over-dimension permit, and some counties need building or land use permits at the new site. We handle the ODOT permits.
What is a trip permit?
It’s the state’s approval to move a manufactured home to a new site, issued by the county assessor. It covers one move, names the owner and the transporter, and expires after 30 days or when the county tax certification does, whichever comes first.
Who can install a manufactured home in Oregon?
Only an individual with a state manufactured dwelling installer license, and no one may hire an unlicensed person to do the work. Our crew holds that license.
How wide a home can be moved in Oregon?
Oregon doesn’t allow a home section with a base width over 16 feet. Eaves are measured on top of that. Wider homes are moved in sections and rejoined at the new site.
How much does it cost to move a mobile home in Oregon?
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.
How long does it take to move a mobile home in Oregon?
Most single-wides move within a day once the trip permit and ODOT permits are ready. Double-wides take longer because the sections are split, moved and rejoined. Setup usually adds a few days.
Can you move my home into or out of Oregon?
Yes. We move homes between Oregon and Washington, Idaho, California, Nevada and beyond. Leaving Oregon starts with the county trip permit, and we get the permits for every state on the route.
Do you transport manufactured homes bought in Oregon?
Yes. If you’ve bought a home that has to be moved, we can pick it up, transport it and set it up at your site. Remember the trip permit, which names the owner and the transporter.
Free quote
Get Your Free Oregon 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.
- Oregon manufactured dwelling installer license
- Permits, transport and setup in one price
- Moving homes since 2012
Prefer to talk it through first? Contact our team.