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Mobile Home Movers in Oregon: Permits, Costs and Free Quotes

We are mobile home movers serving all of Oregon. We handle the route, the state trip permit and the move for single-wide and double-wide homes, from Portland and Salem to Eugene, Bend and Medford. Tell us where your home is and get a free quote.

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Oregon requires a Building Codes Division trip permit and a county tax certification before a manufactured home moves. The permit expires after 30 days or when the tax certification does, whichever comes first. A single-wide typically costs $3,500 to $6,500 to move and a double-wide $7,500 to $13,500, for a move of about an hour.

Oregon trip permit and tax certification

Oregon regulates manufactured home moves through the Building Codes Division. The permit rule is Oregon Administrative Rule 918-550-0600.

Item	What to expect
Trip permit	Required for each move; each unit of a multi-section home needs its own
County tax certification	Signed by the county; taxes must be paid
Validity	30 days, or until the tax certification expires if sooner
Between counties	Certification from both the origin and destination county
Transferable	No. The permit covers the listed owner and transporter

Fees vary by county. Check the rule and forms with the Oregon Building Codes Division.

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What we handle

The Oregon trip permit paperwork
Road permits and pilot cars by width
Weekend and summer scheduling
Chain and weather timing

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Hours, weekends and weather in Oregon

Rule	What to expect
Labor Day to Memorial Day	Half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset, seven days
Memorial Day to Labor Day	Saturday until noon; no Sunday travel
Weekend exception	Loads up to 14 ft wide may run on Interstates west of the Cascade summit, and on authorized highways east of it
Escorts	Set by width, height, length and district; check the ODOT pilot car guide
Local limits	Portland, Eugene, Grants Pass and other areas have their own restrictions
Weather	Chains required where snow zone signs are posted

Oregon county steps before the move

This is the step that decides your date. Oregon counties issue a tax certification, which confirms taxes are paid. In Washington County it costs $26, plus a $55 ownership document fee, and other counties set their own fees.

Original title or ownership document
Ownership document application, with the transporter section filled in
Tax certification from the origin county, and from the destination county if different
A lender release if there is a security interest

See our permits guide.

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Where we move homes

PortlandSalemEugeneGreshamHillsboroBendMedfordBeavertonSpringfieldCorvallisAlbanyGrants Pass

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The Oregon moving timeline

Four stages from quote to set-up.

Quote and route

Tell us the pickup and delivery addresses and the size of your home.

County tax certification

You get the certification from the county; we name the transporter.

Trip permit and route

The permit is issued and we plan the route and escorts.

Move and set-up

The home moves inside the permit window and is blocked, leveled and tied down.

What a mobile home move costs in Oregon

A single-wide typically costs $3,500 to $6,500 to move, and a double-wide $7,500 to $13,500, for a move of about an hour. Most single-wides move within 24 hours, and double-wides within 24 to 48 hours.

Width. Wide loads add pilot car planning.
Summer weekends. Sunday travel is barred from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Mountain routes. Cascade passes and chain rules can delay a move.
Site work. Clearing a lot, tie-down and hookups are priced separately.

Ranges reviewed October 2026.

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Moving into or out of Oregon

An interstate move needs a permit from each state on the route. If your home is leaving or arriving from a neighboring state, see the rules there.

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Oregon mobile home moving FAQ

Short answers to the questions we hear most about moving a home in Oregon.

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Do I need a permit to move a mobile home in Oregon?

Yes. The Building Codes Division issues a trip permit for each move, and it needs a county tax certification.

What is an Oregon tax certification?

A county sign-off that taxes on the home are paid. It is required before the trip permit is issued.

How long is an Oregon trip permit good for?

Thirty days, or until the tax certification expires if that is sooner.

Can a mobile home move on a weekend in Oregon?

From Memorial Day to Labor Day, Saturday until noon and no Sunday travel, with an exception for loads up to 14 feet wide on some roads.

Do mobile homes need pilot cars in Oregon?

It depends on width, height, length and district. We read the permit and the ODOT guide for your route.

Do I need chains in Oregon?

Where snow zone signs are posted and conditions call for them.

How much does it cost to move a mobile home in Oregon?

A single-wide typically costs $3,500 to $6,500 and a double-wide $7,500 to $13,500 for a move of about an hour. Distance, escorts, permits and site work change the final price.

Do you serve my Oregon town?

We move homes across all of Oregon. Give us your pickup and delivery addresses in the quote form.

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