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

We are mobile home movers serving all of Kansas. We handle the route, the KDOT permit and the move for single-wide and double-wide homes, from Wichita and Kansas City to Topeka, Emporia and Garden City. Tell us where your home is and get a free quote.

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Kansas lets a home up to 12 feet 6 inches wide move day or night, and a home over 14 feet wide moves Monday through Thursday only, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A KDOT annual permit is $150. Kansas mobile home movers typically charge $3,500 to $6,500 for a single-wide and $7,500 to $13,500 for a double-wide, for a move of about an hour.

Kansas oversize permit rules for mobile homes

KDOT issues oversize permits, and the Kansas Turnpike has its own rules. This summary comes from compliance publishers, and the sources are not fully consistent on width.

Item	What to expect
Annual permit	$150, truck-specific, route required
Trip permits	$13 for 24 hours or $25 for 72 hours, sold in batches of three
Permit route width	Up to 16 ft 6 in
Length	119 ft overall on the Turnpike
Tow vehicle	A truck-tractor built to tow mobile homes; one home at a time
Insurance	$100,000 / $300,000 injury and $25,000 property damage

Fees change. Confirm them with KDOT before you move.

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What we handle

The KDOT oversize permit
Escorts for homes over 14 ft wide
Turnpike approvals
Weekday and holiday timing

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Escorts, hours and holidays in Kansas

Rule	What to expect
Up to 12 ft 6 in wide	Day or night on the Turnpike
12 ft 6 in to 14 ft wide	Daylight hours only
Over 14 ft wide	Monday to Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with a front escort and a rear escort or equivalent lighting
Turnpike holidays	Moves of homes over 14 ft must end by noon the day before a legal holiday
Weather	No general weather ban; a lamp is needed for fog or low visibility when the overhang is over legal

Escort and width details vary by source, so we read your permit first.

Kansas paperwork before the move

I could not confirm a statewide Kansas tax release or county moving form from published sources. Before you book a date, ask your county treasurer about taxes and your destination city or county about a placement permit.

Have your title ready
Ask the county treasurer about unpaid taxes
Ask the city or park about approval at the new site

Our Kansas mobile home movers explain each step in our permits guide and moving services.

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Where our Kansas mobile home movers work

WichitaOverland ParkKansas CityTopekaOlatheLawrenceShawneeManhattanSalinaEmporiaGarden CityHutchinson

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The Kansas mobile home 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 city or park approval.

KDOT permit and escorts

We get the permit and place the escorts.

Permitted move and set-up

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

What a mobile home move costs in Kansas

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. Homes over 14 feet wide need escorts and a weekday window.
Turnpike. Turnpike moves need extra approvals for the widest loads.
Distance. Long Plains routes add miles.
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 Kansas

Our Kansas mobile home movers know that 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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Kansas mobile home moving FAQ

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

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

Yes, for oversize homes. KDOT issues the permit, and we apply for it and plan the route.

How much is a Kansas oversize permit?

A compliance summary lists $150 for an annual permit and $13 for 24 hours or $25 for 72 hours for trip permits. Fees can change.

How wide can a mobile home be in Kansas?

Up to 16 feet 6 inches on the permit route. Sources vary, so we confirm for your move.

Do mobile homes need escorts in Kansas?

Over 14 feet wide, yes. The Turnpike requires at least one escort over 14 feet.

Can a mobile home move at night in Kansas?

Up to 12 feet 6 inches wide on the Turnpike, yes. Wider homes move in daylight.

Can a mobile home move on a holiday in Kansas?

On the Turnpike, homes over 14 feet wide must finish by noon the day before a legal holiday.

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

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 Kansas town?

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

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Tell us where your home is in Kansas and where it is going. Our Kansas mobile home movers plan the route, handle the permit and send you a free, no-obligation quote. Prefer to chat? Use the live chat in the corner.