Whether you need to remove an old single-wide, double-wide, manufactured home, or storm-damaged trailer, Dump My Junk LLC handles the entire process from demolition and debris removal to complete site cleanup. We serve homeowners, investors, property managers, and mobile home parks throughout St. Petersburg and Pinellas County with fast scheduling, licensed crews, and free, no-obligation estimates.
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🏆 St Petersburg's Trusted Mobile Home Removal
St. Petersburg sits at the tip of the Pinellas Peninsula, and with that geography comes a unique mix of aging housing stock, including thousands of single-wide and double-wide mobile homes scattered across mobile home parks, coastal lots, and residential neighborhoods from Gulfport to Pinellas Park. Many of these units were built in the 1960s through 1990s and are now at end of life. Some have suffered hurricane damage from storms like Helene and Milton. Others sit on land a property owner is ready to develop, sell, or simply clear out. If you're in any of those situations, Dump My Junk LLC is ready to help.
We are a licensed and insured, family-owned demolition and junk removal company based in the Tampa Bay area with a physical location at 4604 49th Street North in St. Petersburg. We have handled mobile home removal projects across Pinellas County for over 20 years, from small single-wides on private lots to large double-wide manufactured homes inside active mobile home parks. Every job starts with a free on-site estimate. We assist with permitting, manage the full demolition, haul everything off, and leave the site clean and ready for what's next.
Call us at (813) 519-5004 or request a free 24-hour estimate online.
Financing available from $60 to $10,000 for qualifying projects. We are SAM.gov registered (CAGE Code 8DV24) — qualified for government and commercial contracts. Licensed & insured. Five-star rated.
See our work on the Dump My Junk LLC YouTube channel.
very mobile home removal project follows the same three-step process. Here's what to expect from start to finish:
We visit your St. Petersburg property to inspect the unit, check access points, measure the structure, and assess any special conditions, like proximity to fences, utilities, or neighboring homes. Same-day and next-day estimates are often available.
Once you approve the estimate, a 50% deposit locks in your project. Where required by the City of St. Petersburg or Pinellas County, we handle the demolition permit application. Permitting generally takes 3 to 6 weeks. We track the process and keep you updated throughout.
With permits approved, we schedule the tear-down. Most mobile home demolition projects in St. Petersburg wrap up in 1 to 2 days. Our crew handles full deconstruction, debris loading, haul-off to licensed disposal or recycling facilities, and complete site cleanup. When we leave, your lot is clear.
St. Petersburg is the most densely populated city in Florida, covering approximately 61 square miles across the lower Pinellas Peninsula. Its housing landscape is unusually diverse — Craftsman bungalows in Historic Kenwood sit a few miles from beachside condos in Isla del Sol, and older mobile home communities line the US-19 corridor from Pinellas Park all the way south through St. Pete. We know this city well, and we serve every corner of it.
Our crews navigate the St. Petersburg road network daily. Primary corridors where we frequently handle mobile home removal projects include:
Not sure how to describe your location? Just mention a landmark. Our crews regularly work near:
Every project is different, but after two decades of work across Pinellas County, these are the situations we encounter most often in St. Petersburg:
Mobile home removal in St. Petersburg involves several regulatory requirements that vary depending on location, unit age, and project scope. Key considerations include:
The City of St. Petersburg Development Services Department requires a demolition permit for any structure removal, including mobile and manufactured homes. Pinellas County may also require separate permits for unincorporated areas. Permit applications must include site plans showing the structure location and access routes. We handle this paperwork as part of our service.
Mobile homes built before 1980 may contain asbestos in flooring tiles, roof coatings, or insulation, and lead-based paint in walls and trim. Florida law and the EPA's NESHAP (National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants) regulations require asbestos surveys and, where applicable, abatement by a licensed contractor before demolition. We can connect you with licensed abatement specialists if your project requires it, and we follow all disposal protocols for affected materials.
Before demolition begins, all utilities — electric, water, sewer, and gas — must be properly disconnected and signed off by the relevant utility provider or local inspector. Duke Energy Florida serves most of St. Petersburg's electric service area. We coordinate with homeowners to confirm disconnections are complete before the crew begins teardown.
All debris is hauled to Pinellas County-approved disposal and recycling facilities. We separate metals, wood, and other materials for recycling wherever possible, keeping material out of Pinellas County Solid Waste landfills in line with the county's sustainability goals. We do not accept or haul hazardous waste.
Mobile home removal is one part of what we do. Once the unit is down and hauled, many property owners need additional services to fully prepare the lot or address the surrounding property. We offer all of the following in St. Petersburg and surrounding Pinellas County communities:
Yes. The City of St. Petersburg and Pinellas County both require a demolition permit before a mobile home can legally be torn down and removed. Dump My Junk LLC assists with the permitting process as part of our service. Permit timelines typically run 3 to 6 weeks depending on the municipality and project specifics. We build this step into every project plan so there are no delays at the last minute.
The actual demolition and site cleanup for most single-wide and double-wide mobile homes takes 1 to 2 days on-site. The full project timeline — from initial estimate to completed cleanup — is typically 4 to 8 weeks, with the majority of that window spent in the permitting phase. We keep you updated throughout and confirm your schedule as soon as permits are approved.
Yes. We regularly handle storm-damaged, condemned, and code enforcement-flagged mobile home removal throughout St. Petersburg and Pinellas County. We are experienced working alongside homeowners, insurance adjusters, and local code enforcement offices to coordinate compliant demolition and removal of damaged or unsafe units on a defined timeline.
Yes. We work with both park management companies and individual lot residents across St. Petersburg, including communities along 49th Street N, US-19, and Ulmerton Road. Mobile home park removals typically require park management approval and coordination of lot access, which we help facilitate. We are experienced navigating the logistics unique to active park environments.
We sort and haul all demolition debris to licensed disposal and recycling facilities approved for Pinellas County. Salvageable metals, wood framing, and other reusable materials are recycled or donated whenever possible. Older mobile homes — particularly those built before 1980 — may contain materials requiring special handling, such as asbestos or lead-based paint. We follow all applicable EPA and Florida DEP guidelines for those situations.
Pricing depends on several factors: the size of the unit (single-wide vs. double-wide), lot access conditions, permitting requirements, whether asbestos abatement is needed, and the total debris volume. We provide free, no-obligation on-site estimates with flat-rate, itemized pricing and no hidden fees. Financing is available from $60 to $10,000 for qualifying customers. Call (813) 519-5004 or submit a request online for your free estimate.
Yes. We are fully licensed and insured for demolition work in Pinellas County, FL. We are also registered on SAM.gov with CAGE Code 8DV24, which qualifies us for federal, state, and local government contracts — something the majority of local junk haulers cannot offer. Every job we take carries full liability coverage for our crew and your property.
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Verify our SAM.gov registration: SAM.gov (CAGE Code: 8DV24)
Ready to clear the lot and move forward? Dump My Junk LLC is St. Petersburg's trusted, locally based mobile home removal company. We handle everything — permits, demolition, hauling, cleanup — so you can focus on what comes next.
Call us at (813) 519-5004 or book your free on-site estimate online. Same-day estimates available.
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All demolition work requiring permits — including deck teardowns, shed removals, and mobile home demolitions — is performed through Master Construction (Lic #CRC1330775) as the contractor of record. Master Construction obtains and oversees all required permits. This protects homeowners from liability and confirms every job meets Florida building code standards across Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, and Pasco County.
