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

We are mobile home movers serving all of Tennessee. We handle the route, the permits and the move for single-wide and double-wide homes, from Memphis to Knoxville. Tell us where your home is and get a free quote.

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Tennessee prices mobile home permits by width, and mobile homes move only in daylight, Monday through Saturday. A home 14 feet wide or less costs $50 for a single-trip permit, and escorts start when the home is wider than 14 feet or longer than 85 feet. 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.

Tennessee mobile home permit fees

Tennessee's Department of Transportation sets fees for mobile and manufactured homes by width. This is a summary from a compliance publisher.

Width Single trip
14 feet or less $50
14 feet 1 inch to 16 feet $100
16 feet 1 inch to 18 feet $200
Length over 120 feet $25 added

No permit is issued for a height over 16 feet, and a route survey is needed over 15 feet 6 inches. Fees and rules change. Confirm them with TDOT before you move.

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What we handle

  • The Tennessee single-trip permit
  • Front and rear escorts where required
  • Flagpersons at narrow bridges
  • Holiday and rush-hour timing
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When and how a mobile home moves in Tennessee

Rule What to expect
Hours and days Sunrise to sunset, Monday through Saturday
Escorts Over 14 feet wide or over 85 feet long: front and rear escorts on two-lane and interstate roads. Homes 14 feet or less need fewer escorts
Holidays No moves around Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and December 24 to January 1
Interstate rush hours In counties over 250,000 people, no interstate moves weekdays 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.
Narrow bridges Flagpersons where the road is under 20 feet wide and the load is over 10 feet wide

Tennessee taxes and paperwork

I could not confirm a statewide Tennessee rule that a county must issue a tax release or moving permit for a mobile home. Titles and taxes involve your county trustee, register of deeds and assessor. Before a move, ask your county trustee whether taxes are owed and whether any form is needed.

  • Ask your county trustee about unpaid taxes
  • Have your title ready
  • Ask your county or city whether a placement or building permit applies at the new site

See our permits guide.

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Where we move homes

NashvilleMemphisKnoxvilleChattanoogaClarksvilleMurfreesboroJacksonJohnson CityKingsportCookevilleFranklinCleveland

Do not see your town? Ask in the quote form.

The Tennessee 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 check

You confirm taxes and any local forms with your county trustee.

State permit and escorts

We buy the permit and place the escorts.

Daylight move and set-up

The home moves Monday through Saturday in daylight and is set up.

What a mobile home move costs in Tennessee

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.

  • Size. Homes over 14 feet wide need front and rear escorts.
  • Timing. Daylight-only moves and holiday periods limit the dates.
  • Permits. The $50 to $200 permit is small next to escorts and driving time.
  • Site work. Clearing a lot, tie-down and hookups are priced separately.

Ranges reviewed October 2026.

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Get an exact price

Tell us the pickup and delivery addresses. We price the move and the permits together, with no obligation.

Moving into or out of Tennessee

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.

Mobile home on a trailer parked on a lot

Tennessee mobile home moving FAQ

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

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

Yes. TDOT issues a single-trip permit by width, starting at $50 for homes 14 feet wide or less. We buy it and plan the route. Ask your county trustee whether any local step applies.

How much is a Tennessee mobile home permit?

A compliance summary lists $50 up to 14 feet wide, $100 for 14 feet 1 inch to 16 feet, and $200 for 16 feet 1 inch to 18 feet. Fees can change.

Can a mobile home move on Sunday in Tennessee?

No. Mobile home moves are limited to daylight, Monday through Saturday.

Do mobile homes need escorts in Tennessee?

Front and rear escorts are needed over 14 feet wide or over 85 feet long on two-lane and interstate roads.

Can a mobile home move on a holiday in Tennessee?

No. Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and the end-of-year period are restricted.

Are there interstate rush-hour limits in Tennessee?

Yes, in counties with over 250,000 people, weekdays 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.

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

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 Tennessee town?

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

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