Mobile Home Movers: Transport & Set Up
When you purchase a mobile home from Herrington’s you get all of the services needed (from start to finish) to start enjoying your new home.
Our comprehensive services include mobile home transport and set up.
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Mobile Home Movers: Transport & Set Up
When you purchase a mobile home from Herrington’s you get all of the services needed (from start to finish) to start enjoying your new home.
Our comprehensive services include mobile home transport and set up.
Contact Us For A Mobile Home and Setup Quote Today!
Contact us for a mobile home and setup quote Today!
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Mobile Home Transport
Our experts combined with the proper moving equipment will get your home where is needs to be. Our mobile home transportation experts are fully licensed, bonded and insured to haul heavy mobile home loads.
Mobile Home Set Up
Mobile home set-up is one of the most important aspects you face as a mobile home owner. Who would be better than the company who supplied your home to set it up as well? We care about your total satisfaction in your mobile home buying experience. We know your home’s requirements and will install it for you perfectly. Your new mobile home will be set up securely according to the highest standards in the industry.
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Installation
If not installed properly you could encounter painful and costly repairs such as leakages, bowing and warping. You need professional mobile home installers to get the job done right.
It is essential to have a certified installer with the manufacturer’s meticulous instructions, HUD codes, and local building codes for proper installation. Fortunately for you, Herrington’s, LLC will take care of all your mobile home installation needs with a trustworthy, experienced and licensed crew.
Drainage
The plumbing for your mobile home runs under the floors instead of inside the walls making them easier to reach for repairs and maintenance. The drawback to this system is that you will see pipes underneath your sinks that take up additional space. A system of “P” traps, ventilation pipes, and gravity will safely remove waste and sewage away from your mobile home.
Older mobile homes will have copper pipes, but your new mobile home will very likely have PVC pipes installed because they are lightweight, easier to fix, will not corrode, and are less expensive. Of course, this drainage system will be properly set up with Herrington’s mobile home set up.
Utility Trenching
Utility trenching refers to your sewer and septic tank systems. If your mobile home will be a part of mobile home community site prep is easy. The process is more complicated for those of you who are placing your mobile home on private land and is not something you should do yourself.
Our mobile home experts will inspect your home site before you place your order. Depending on the layout of your land, the salesperson will advise you of the best floor plan for your site. They will take into consideration where your doors and windows should be placed and even how your home should be placed for energy savings.
Electrical Hookups
Electrical hookups should only be installed by a professional. This is not a DYI project if you do not have a license to do so. With Herrington’s, LLC, we have this mobile home set up covered for you.
Tie-Downs
Have you seen a mobile home tipped on its side after a severe storm? This happens because the mobile home was not anchored properly or tied down correctly. Tie downs are used to secure a mobile home to the earth or to the foundation. These anchors are extremely important and should be done by a professional. A professional will also know which type of tie-down will be appropriate for your mobile home set up with the foundation used. Types of Anchors or Tie-Downs include:
- Ground Anchor
- Frame Tie or Tie Down
- Vertical Tie
- Over-Roof Tie
Installation
If not installed properly you could encounter painful and costly repairs such as leakages, bowing and warping. You need professional mobile home installers to get the job done right.
It is essential to have a certified installer with the manufacturer’s meticulous instructions, HUD codes, and local building codes for proper installation. Fortunately for you, Herrington’s, LLC will take care of all your mobile home installation needs with a trustworthy, experienced and licensed crew.
Drainage
The plumbing for your mobile home runs under the floors instead of inside the walls making them easier to reach for repairs and maintenance. The drawback to this system is that you will see pipes underneath your sinks that take up additional space. A system of “P” traps, ventilation pipes, and gravity will safely remove waste and sewage away from your mobile home.
Older mobile homes will have copper pipes, but your new mobile home will very likely have PVC pipes installed because they are lightweight, easier to fix, will not corrode, and are less expensive. Of course, this drainage system will be properly set up with Herrington’s mobile home set up.
Utility Trenching
Utility trenching refers to your sewer and septic tank systems. If your mobile home will be a part of mobile home community site prep is easy. The process is more complicated for those of you who are placing your mobile home on private land and is not something you should do yourself.
Our mobile home experts will inspect your home site before you place your order. Depending on the layout of your land, the salesperson will advise you of the best floor plan for your site. They will take into consideration where your doors and windows should be placed and even how your home should be placed for energy savings.
Electrical Hookups
Electrical hookups should only be installed by a professional. This is not a DYI project if you do not have a license to do so. With Herrington’s, LLC, we have this mobile home set up covered for you.
Tie-Downs
Have you seen a mobile home tipped on its side after a severe storm? This happens because the mobile home was not anchored properly or tied down correctly. Tie downs are used to secure a mobile home to the earth or to the foundation. These anchors are extremely important and should be done by a professional. A professional will also know which type of tie-down will be appropriate for your mobile home set up with the foundation used. Types of Anchors or Tie-Downs include:
- Ground Anchor
- Frame Tie or Tie Down
- Vertical Tie
- Over-Roof Tie
Installation
If not installed properly you could encounter painful and costly repairs such as leakages, bowing and warping. You need professional mobile home installers to get the job done right.
It is essential to have a certified installer with the manufacturer’s meticulous instructions, HUD codes, and local building codes for proper installation. Fortunately for you, Herrington’s, LLC will take care of all your mobile home installation needs with a trustworthy, experienced and licensed crew.
Drainage
The plumbing for your mobile home runs under the floors instead of inside the walls making them easier to reach for repairs and maintenance. The drawback to this system is that you will see pipes underneath your sinks that take up additional space. A system of “P” traps, ventilation pipes, and gravity will safely remove waste and sewage away from your mobile home.
Older mobile homes will have copper pipes, but your new mobile home will very likely have PVC pipes installed because they are lightweight, easier to fix, will not corrode, and are less expensive. Of course, this drainage system will be properly set up with Herrington’s mobile home set up.
Utility Trenching
Utility trenching refers to your sewer and septic tank systems. If your mobile home will be a part of mobile home community site prep is easy. The process is more complicated for those of you who are placing your mobile home on private land and is not something you should do yourself.
Our mobile home experts will inspect your home site before you place your order. Depending on the layout of your land, the salesperson will advise you of the best floor plan for your site. They will take into consideration where your doors and windows should be placed and even how your home should be placed for energy savings.
Electrical Hookups
Electrical hookups should only be installed by a professional. This is not a DYI project if you do not have a license to do so. With Herrington’s, LLC, we have this mobile home set up covered for you.
Tie-Downs
Have you seen a mobile home tipped on its side after a severe storm? This happens because the mobile home was not anchored properly or tied down correctly. Tie downs are used to secure a mobile home to the earth or to the foundation. These anchors are extremely important and should be done by a professional. A professional will also know which type of tie-down will be appropriate for your mobile home set up with the foundation used. Types of Anchors or Tie-Downs include:
- Ground Anchor
- Frame Tie or Tie Down
- Vertical Tie
- Over-Roof Tie
Mobile Home Foundations & Placements
Your mobile home setup contractor will be able you offer valuable advice on what foundation to use and how your manufactured home should be placed on that foundation. Permanent and non-permanent mobile foundations are utilized according to the need.
Permanent foundations will provide more protection, depreciate slower, and will give you a higher resale value. Because permanent foundations have to meet strict regulations and require more materials finding financing for them can be easier. If you plan to stay put with your manufactured home setup, a permanent foundation is the way to go. You might like a basement foundation that will offer more space as well or a Pit foundation may be the best option for you.
For those who wish to be able to move your mobile home in the future, a non-permanent foundation would be your choice. Slab foundations are a single block foundation poured onto the ground in the shape of your home. They can also be a tad larger than your mobile home with a skirting used to cover up the area between the slab and your manufactured home. Some non-permanent mobile home foundations use runners. Runner foundations use thin stretches of concrete that correspond to your mobile home’s support system making sure the I-beams rest on piers that sit on the runners.
There are various ways to set up your manufactured home on its foundation. Your experts at Herrington’s will know the perfect mobile home set up for you. Talk to us about a “Drive On”, “Roller System, or Crane Placement for your manufactured home transportation needs.
Some modular homes will have to have a foundation with footers; other regular manufactured homes do not have to have footers but can come with the option. If you have an “A” frame roof or one with a high pitch, you may need crane placements. There are so many options-so many decisions. The experts at Herrington’s will give you expert advice on which foundation is best for your mobile home set up and how your home should be placed on its foundation.
Mobile Home Foundations & Placements
Your mobile home setup contractor will be able you offer valuable advice on what foundation to use and how your manufactured home should be placed on that foundation. Permanent and non-permanent mobile foundations are utilized according to the need.
Permanent foundations will provide more protection, depreciate slower, and will give you a higher resale value. Because permanent foundations have to meet strict regulations and require more materials finding financing for them can be easier. If you plan to stay put with your manufactured home setup, a permanent foundation is the way to go. You might like a basement foundation that will offer more space as well or a Pit foundation may be the best option for you.
For those who wish to be able to move your mobile home in the future, a non-permanent foundation would be your choice. Slab foundations are a single block foundation poured onto the ground in the shape of your home. They can also be a tad larger than your mobile home with a skirting used to cover up the area between the slab and your manufactured home. Some non-permanent mobile home foundations use runners. Runner foundations use thin stretches of concrete that correspond to your mobile home’s support system making sure the I-beams rest on piers that sit on the runners.
There are various ways to set up your manufactured home on its foundation. Your experts at Herrington’s will know the perfect mobile home set up for you. Talk to us about a “Drive On”, “Roller System, or Crane Placement for your manufactured home transportation needs.
Some modular homes will have to have a foundation with footers; other regular manufactured homes do not have to have footers but can come with the option. If you have an “A” frame roof or one with a high pitch, you may need crane placements. There are so many options-so many decisions. The experts at Herrington’s will give you expert advice on which foundation is best for your mobile home set up and how your home should be placed on its foundation.
Mobile Home Set Up Cost
Mobile home set up costs will depend on the size of the home and how far it needs to travel. As a general rule, it will cost between 2,000 and 5,000 to move a mobile home within 100 miles. Over 100 miles, you could expect to pay from $6 to $15 per each additional mile. The expenses can add up quick and then there are the set up costs to consider. Set up costs for a mobile home in a new location can be $1,000 to 5,000.
However, with Herrington’s LLC mobile home transport and set up expenses are included with your mobile home purchase. Not only does this save you money, it will also save you from having to find reputable mobile home set up companies you can trust; and you will not have to factor in the extra costs to your home buying budget. That is a tremendous benefit of Herrington’s “one stop shop” for your mobile home buying experience.
Contact Us For A Mobile Home and Set Up
Quote Today!
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