Mobile Home Removal & Demolition In Wisconsin
Need to get rid of an old mobile home on your Wisconsin property? We can quickly and easily remove old mobile homes or manufactured homes from your property. In Wisconsin, we also provide Mobile Home Demolition services.
Wisconsin Mobile Home Removal Services
Is it time to remove that old mobile home or manufactured home from your property? Do you live in Wisconsin and own a mobile home that you no longer need?
There are several options for getting rid of that old trailer or mobile home on your property. This guide will go over all of the methods available for mobile home removal or demolition. Use the links below to navigate to the section that best suits your needs:
Option 1: Removing Mobile Homes
A mobile home removal in Wisconsin typically costs between $3,000 and $5,000.
It is not an easy task to remove and demolish mobile homes in Wisconsin. We have the expertise and know-how to assist you in removing your old mobile home from your property. In Wisconsin, removal or demolition typically costs between $3,000 and $5,000, depending on the size of your manufactured home. When removing or demolishing your old trailer, mobile home, or manufactured home, there are numerous factors to consider, including the processes involved, costs, time, contractors, debris, and permits.
Hassle free, stress free, no obligation cash offer on mobile homes that need to be removed:
Option 2: Demolishing A Mobile Home
Here are some things to think about when demolishing a mobile home.
Permits will be required in almost every city, town, or municipality in Wisconsin when demolishing a mobile home. Most permits required a fee, which typically range from $150 to 450, and sometimes even more. The cost of your permit is usually determined by where you live. You should discuss the permit with your local contractor, who is in charge of obtaining the necessary permits, and whether or not this is included in their pricing.
The Process Involved With Demolishing A Mobile Home:
Mobile Home Demolition Example Videe
- Getting quotes from local contractors in Wisconsin
- Choosing the right contractor for the demolition
- Getting a permit (Yes you need a permit from your local Municipality in Wisconsin Counties!)
- Metal has to be separated and most contractors will salvage what they can to reduce costs
- The remaining debris must be hauled away before the process is complete
- Mobile home, trailer or manufactured home teardown
Permits Are Required:
Permits will be required in almost every city, town, or municipality when demolishing a mobile home. Most permits have a fee, which typically ranges between $150 and 450, and sometimes even more. The cost of your permit is usually determined by where you live. You should discuss the permit with your local contractor, who is in charge of obtaining the necessary permits, and whether or not this is included in their pricing.
Mobile Home Demolition Cost:
The roof type, location, size, and whether or not the home still has belongings inside all have an impact on the price of your mobile home demolition. Consider the following:
- Roof Type - shingled, metal, clay tile etc
- Location - how far is the mobile home from the dump?
- Size - how big is your trailer, mobile home, or manufactured home?
- Belongings - is the mobile home empty, or full of your belongings?
“The national average cost to demolish a mobile home is $3.50-$5 per square foot, so a 15 ft x 50 ft home would be around $2,625-$3,750 to remove, on average.” – Hometown Demolition
Time Involved:
Traditional demolition is quick and painless with the right equipment (provided by your contractor). In most cases, your mobile home can be demolished in a matter of hours.
Option 3: Selling Your Mobile Home
Selling your mobile home is a pretty straight forward process.
We can help you sell your mobile home quickly in Wisconsin. We know all the ins and outs and laws required to make this happen.
We're a licensed mobile home dealer in the state of Wisconsin:
Wisconsin Mobile Home Buyers is a company that buys mobile homes all around the state. Every community in Wisconsin has its own set of legislation and laws, which we observe. In over 1000+ Wisconsin cities, we provide fast cash offers on mobile homes.
We're the #1 mobile home buyer in WI:
We have purchased hundreds of homes from people just like you who need to sell your mobile home. We are experienced buyers with a network of movers and investors looking to relocate mobile homes.
Our customers can testify our buying process:
We have purchased numerous mobile homes from individuals in Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Kenosha, Racine, Appleton, Waukesha, and other cities throughout Wisconsin. Check out some of the reviews below:
When it comes to selling your mobile home, our buying process is straightforward:
Step 1
Contact Us
Submit the details about your mobile home. We’ll research the information provided to give you the best offer for your manufactured home.
Step 2
Set a Time & Date
Set a time and date that works best for you. We’ll take a look at your mobile home or manufactured home to make a fair cash offer.
Step 3
Get Paid Cash
We’ll make a cash offer and provide quick closing for you on your mobile home or manufactured home fast, and hassle free!
Option 4: Donating Your Mobile Home
Donating your mobile home is a simple tax deduction. Tax breaks are available from local fire departments for donating mobile homes. If you’re interested, you can find out more information from your local fire department. Wisconsin Mobile Home Buyer also accepts donated mobile homes and can provide you with a goods receipt for the donation.
Here are a few ways you can donate your mobile home and get cash back on your taxes next year:
- Make sure your home meets local building codes.
- Find a charity/business/someone interested in your mobile home.
- Prepare and arrange for your mobile home to be removed off your property.
You can reach us at: (608) 557-5196 or click here.
Process for donating to your local Wisconsin fire department:
- Local fire departments use manufactured homes for controlled burn exercises. Reach out to see if they need one.