Single-wide removal
Complete teardown, loading, hauling, and cleanup for aging, damaged, or unwanted single-wide manufactured homes.
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Mobile Home Removed.
Property Ready.
Single-wide and double-wide mobile home removal, permits, utility coordination, debris hauling, cleanup, and grading handled by one local crew.
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Single & Double Wide
Permits Coordinated
Debris Hauled Away
Clean Graded Handoff
Full-service mobile home removal
Structure gone.
Clean site left.
Removing a manufactured home involves more than tearing down the structure. Permits, utility disconnections, tie-downs, piers, debris, and the final condition of the lot all have to be addressed.
Citrus Demolition coordinates those moving parts under one licensed local crew, so homeowners, investors, builders, and property managers receive one clear scope from the initial walkthrough through final cleanup.
What the service can include
Everything between
the home and clean ground.
The exact scope is based on the property and what needs to happen next. We review the structure, access, utilities, foundation components, debris volume, and desired final condition before pricing the work.
Double-wide removal
Planned demolition for larger manufactured homes, including separated sections and expanded debris volume.
Utility coordination
Electric, water, sewer, gas, and other services must be verified and safely disconnected before demolition begins.
Piers and tie-downs
Skirting, anchoring systems, piers, steps, and related site components can be included in the approved scope.
Slab and pad removal
Concrete pads, driveways, and foundations can be broken up, loaded, and hauled away when the property plan requires it.
Cleanup and grading
Remaining debris is removed and the lot is rough graded as scoped for resale, rebuilding, landscaping, or its next use.
The finished condition matters
Ready for what comes next.
The job is not complete when the structure disappears. A successful handoff means debris is gone, included site components are removed, and the lot is left in the condition established before work begins.
Our mobile home removal process
Five clear steps.
One accountable crew.
Inspect the site
We review the home, access, utilities, anchoring, concrete, debris, and desired finish.
Plan and permit
Required permit details and pre-demolition requirements are coordinated before work begins.
Verify utilities
Required utility disconnections are confirmed so the structure is ready for controlled removal.
Demolish and haul
The home is dismantled or demolished, loaded, and hauled to approved disposal facilities.
Clean and grade
The property is cleared and rough graded according to the agreed final condition.
Built around the actual property
No generic
teardown plan.
Access and equipment
Gate width, overhead lines, nearby structures, trees, and ground conditions affect how equipment enters and works safely.
Materials and disposal
Roofing, framing, siding, appliances, additions, and other materials affect debris handling and disposal requirements.
What stays and what goes
Steps, carports, sheds, slabs, septic components, wells, driveways, and landscaping are addressed before the scope is finalized.
The property’s next use
Rebuilding, resale, landscaping, or holding the land may require a different cleanup and grading finish.
Customer reviews
Trusted on the
work that matters.
Real feedback from Central Florida property owners who trusted Citrus Demolition with their project.
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“They showed up and did the work. Final inspection passed. Great job. Highly recommend!”Donna MastGoogle review
★★★★★
“The removal was excellent and the job site was like they were never there.”Teb JonesGoogle review
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“Very easy to deal with and an amazing team. This is the second time I’ve used them.”Steven TroegerGoogle review
Mobile home demolition FAQs
What to know before removal.
Do I need a permit to remove a mobile home?
Yes. Mobile home demolition generally requires a local permit, and the work must comply with county requirements. Citrus Demolition can coordinate the required permit details before removal begins.
How long does mobile home demolition take?
Active removal often takes one to several days after permitting, utility coordination, and site preparation are complete. The total schedule depends on the home, access, materials, weather, and approved scope.
What happens to utilities before demolition?
Electric, water, sewer, gas, and other services must be safely disconnected and verified before demolition. The team explains and coordinates the required steps with the property owner and service providers.
Are tie-downs, piers, and concrete removed?
They can be. Skirting, tie-downs, piers, steps, slabs, and other site components are reviewed during the estimate and included when required by the property plan.
Do you haul away debris and grade the lot?
Yes. The approved scope can include complete debris hauling, cleanup, and rough grading so the lot is ready for rebuilding, resale, landscaping, or its next use.
Mobile home removal service area
Local crews across Central Florida.
Mobile home demolition and removal is available across Citrus, Hernando, Levy, Marion, Lake, and Pasco counties. Contact the team to confirm availability and discuss the property, access, scope, and scheduling.
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the way.
Tell us what needs to come down, move out, or get ready. We’ll take it from there.