Why We Do This
Mobile homes have a way of becoming burdens — slowly, then all at once. An aging structure on a family property nobody uses anymore. An inherited home across the country with a title situation nobody knows how to unravel. An abandoned unit the county is already threatening to act on.
Property owners in these situations share a common problem: they want the home gone, but they find out fast that "gone" costs $10,000–$25,000 through a local demolition contractor. That gap — between needing it gone and being able to afford it — is what we're here to close.
We're a nonprofit. When a mobile home still has useful life remaining, we work to repurpose it for affordable housing — which is how we're able to cover the cost of removal for the property owner. Nobody pays us for the removal. The home finds a new purpose, the property owner gets it taken care of, and housing that's needed somewhere else gets a second life.
Our team has been doing this work since 2019, starting in Texas and expanding from there. The mission hasn't changed — just the reach.
Why Is It Free?
Mobile home removal typically costs $10,000–$25,000 when hired through a local demolition contractor. For many property owners, that price is the only thing standing between them and getting rid of a home they no longer want or can maintain.
Because we're a nonprofit focused on affordable housing, we're able to offer this at no cost to qualifying property owners. When a home has enough useful life remaining, we work to relocate and repurpose it for families who need affordable housing. That mission is what makes the free removal possible.
Not every home qualifies — access, condition, and title status all factor in. But when it's a fit, you pay nothing from start to finish.
What We Handle
Our scope covers the full removal process:
- Removal and haul-off of single-wide and double-wide mobile homes
- Demolition permit coordination — we navigate local requirements on your behalf
- Title and documentation guidance for complex ownership situations
- Coordination with local utilities for disconnect scheduling
We work with inherited properties, abandoned homes, aging units, and situations where the title has become complicated. Complex title situations are something we've navigated many times — they're not a reason to give up on getting the home removed.
How We're Different from a Paid Removal Company
Local demolition contractors charge $10,000–$25,000 for the same job we do for free. Here's what makes our program different:
Nonprofit Mission
We're not a for-profit contractor. Our mission is affordable housing and helping property owners — not maximizing a job ticket. That's why removal is free for qualifying owners.
No Surprise Costs
We're explicit upfront about what's included. If something falls outside free scope, we tell you before work begins — not after.
Permit-First Approach
We never start removal without permits in place. This protects your property record and keeps the project legally clean.
24-Hour Response
We respond to every application within hours. You'll have a direct point of contact throughout — not a call center that passes you around.
Local Knowledge in 28+ States
Our team has worked in counties across 28+ states. We know the local permitting offices, title agencies, and what it takes to get a project over the finish line.
Title & Paperwork Help
Most contractors don't touch the title or documentation side. We do — because we've worked through virtually every title scenario there is over the past decade.
How the Process Works
Apply (30 seconds)
Fill out the short form with your name, phone, and email. Tell us about the property — size, condition, and location. No obligation, no cost to apply.
We assess your property
Within hours of your application, our team reviews the details and contacts you to confirm qualification, timeline, and next steps. We'll tell you exactly what to expect before anything moves forward.
We coordinate permits
Our licensed contractors handle the demolition permit process with your county. We navigate the paperwork, fees, and utility disconnect scheduling — you don't have to deal with any of it.
We remove the mobile home
Our crew arrives with the right equipment and removes the mobile home. Typical on-site time is 1–3 days for the removal itself.
Mobile home gone — no invoice
No surprise charges at any step. The mobile home is removed from your property at no cost to you — from permit to final haul-off.
Who Executes the Work
We are a program coordinator, not a demolition crew. Every removal is executed by a licensed, insured contractor operating in your local market. We vet every contractor for active state licensure, general liability coverage, and workers' compensation before assigning any project.
This structure matters. The crew that shows up has pulled permits in your county before. They know the local permitting office and what equipment your site requires. Mobile Home Gone has been coordinating this work since 2019, now operating across 28+ states. Meet the team →
Our contractor standards: Active state demolition or general contractor license · General liability insurance ($1M minimum) · Workers' compensation coverage · Documented manufactured housing removal experience · Clean licensing board record
About the Company
Mobile Home Gone is a program coordinator. The intake, title work, permitting, scheduling, and project oversight are handled by our team; the physical removal is executed by a vetted local contractor licensed and insured in your state. We are not a single in-house crew rolling a truck across the country — and we don't pretend to be.
Every contractor on the network is re-verified annually for active state licensure, $1M+ general liability coverage, and workers' compensation. We've been doing this since 2019, with 500+ completed removals across 28+ states.
Where We Operate
Mobile Home Gone operates nationwide across the continental United States, with active markets in Texas, Florida, California, Washington, Arizona, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana, South Carolina, and more. View our full locations page to see city-specific service areas.
Permitting requirements, title regulations, and logistics vary by state and county. We've worked in enough jurisdictions to navigate those differences efficiently — and when you apply, we'll confirm availability for your specific location.
Common Questions About Our Program
Are you a contractor or a coordinator?
We are a program coordinator. Every removal is executed by a licensed, insured contractor in your local market. We vet contractors for active licensure, general liability insurance, and workers' compensation before assigning any project. You deal with us throughout — we manage the contractor relationship.
How can you offer this for free?
We're a nonprofit organization. When a mobile home still has useful life remaining, we work to repurpose it for affordable housing — which allows us to cover the cost of removal for the property owner. Our mission is to help property owners get out from under unwanted mobile homes while putting usable housing back into communities that need it.
What kinds of properties do you work with?
Most of the homes we accept need some level of repair — that's normal — and we also take perfectly fine homes that owners simply don't want anymore. Older units, inherited properties, abandoned homes, and complex title situations are exactly what we're set up for. The homes that don't work for our program are the severely damaged ones: structures so far gone they can't realistically be repurposed for affordable housing. We review every application individually.
Are the contractors you use licensed and insured?
Yes. All contractors in our network hold active state demolition or general contractor licenses for their jurisdiction and carry a minimum of $1M general liability coverage plus workers' compensation. We verify credentials before assigning any project.
Do you serve rural properties?
Yes. We serve rural, suburban, and urban properties nationwide. The main consideration is equipment access — whether the right equipment can reach the home. If there's a road in, we can typically work with it.
How long has your team been doing this?
Mobile Home Gone was founded in Texas in 2019 and has expanded steadily since. Today we coordinate removals across 28+ states, with 500+ completed projects on the books. Every project teaches us more about local permitting, title resolution, and what makes a removal run smoothly.
Want to Donate Your Mobile Home?
Some property owners prefer to think of the process as donating or giving away their mobile home. Whether you inherited a home you don't want, are clearing land for sale, or simply want the home gone without the hassle of finding a buyer, our free removal program works the same way — we handle title guidance, permitting, and haul-off at no cost to qualifying owners.
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