Mobile Home Removal and Disposal in Dayton, NV

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PDK Property Experts

3780 Hummingbird Drive, Reno NV 89508

PDK Property Experts is a locally-owned company that specializes in demolition work throughout Reno, NV. Our crew is dedicated to providing dynamic solutions that make our customers' properties feel brand new again, including mobile home demolition. 

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Junk King Reno

3445 Airway Dr suite c, Reno NV 89511

Junk King Reno is a locally-owned and operated junk removal and light demolition company. We specialize in fast, affordable full-service junk hauling and light demolition work. We are top-rated locally and across the nation for our customer service. Contact us ...

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Empire Waste Systems

896 Southwood Blvd. #1, Incline Village NV 89451

Empire Waste Systems serves Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Dayton, and Incline Village, Nevada. They are family owned and are fully licensed, bonded, and insured. They provide roll-off container rental and light demolition services.

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Rockwood Inc

8180 Chimney Dr, Sun Valley NV 89433

Since 1993, Rockwood Inc. has been operating in Lake Tahoe and Reno. They are a state licensed contractor in both Nevada and California. They offer safe, responsible services, like demolition, erosion control, tree removal, and more.

Mobile Home Demolition Tips for Dayton, NV

Mobile Home Demolition Tips

What service do I need to remove a mobile home?

There is more than one way to remove your mobile home, and the process for each removal method varies. Mobile homes can be demolished, deconstructed, relocated, or donated to a charity or individual.

If you plan on demolishing, deconstructing, or relocating your mobile home, the first three steps involve receiving quotes from contractors you're interested in, choosing the right contractor for the job, and getting a permit before any work can begin.

From there, the mobile is either torn down using an excavator, taken apart by hand, or loaded onto a flatbed trailer and relocated to its new home.

If you're interested in donating your home, there are a couple potential options: you could donate the home to a local charity or individual in need, or to your local fire department. While there's limited need for fire department exercises, it's worth looking into.