Mobile home demolition starting at $3,500 for qualifying projects.
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Dump My Junk LLC handles the entire mobile home demolition process from permits to final site cleanup. We tear down single-wide, double-wide, and manufactured homes, haul all debris to a licensed disposal facility, and leave your lot clean and level. Free on-site estimates. No hidden fees.
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Single-Wide Mobile Homes The most common demolition job we handle. Single-wide units are typically 14 to 18 feet wide and 60 to 80 feet long. Most single-wide tear-downs are completed in a single day including debris haul-away and site cleanup.
Double-Wide Mobile Homes Double-wide manufactured homes require more time to demolish safely. Expect one to two days for a complete double-wide tear-down, debris removal, and lot grading.
Manufactured Homes and Park-Model Trailers We also demolish older manufactured homes, park-model trailers, and non-road-worthy travel trailers. If it sits on your lot and you need it gone, we can tear it down and haul it off.
Storm-Damaged and Condemned Structures We work with homeowners, insurance restoration companies, and county agencies on condemned or storm-damaged mobile home removal throughout Tampa Bay.
Pricing varies based on structure size, foundation type, site access, and disposal tonnage. Here are typical ranges for Tampa Bay:
| Mobile Home Type | Typical Cost Range |
|---|---|
| Single-wide (up to 18 ft wide) | $3,500 – $6,500 |
| Double-wide (18–28 ft wide) | $6,000 – $12,000 |
| Triple-wide or large manufactured home | $10,000 – $18,000 |
| Storm-damaged or condemned structure | Quote required — varies by condition |
Factors that affect your final price:
Because every property is different, we provide a free, no-obligation on-site estimate. We do not quote over the phone without seeing the structure.
Financing available — ask us for details. Ask about monthly payment plans when you call.
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We visit your property at no charge. Our estimator inspects the mobile home, checks the foundation type (piers, runners, or slab), reviews roof condition, and notes site access for equipment. You receive a clear written quote with no surprises before any work begins.
Florida law requires a demolition permit before any tear-down begins. We pull the permit through your local county building department (Hillsborough, Pinellas, or Pasco). We also coordinate disconnect sign-offs from Tampa Electric (TECO), gas, water, phone, and cable providers. If an asbestos survey is required, we arrange that too. This step typically takes 5–15 business days.
Outbound link: Hillsborough County Demolition Permit Requirements
Homes built before 1978 may contain asbestos-containing materials in floor tiles, insulation, roofing, or drywall. We coordinate a licensed environmental assessment and, if needed, certified abatement before demolition begins — keeping your project compliant with Florida environmental regulations.
Our crew arrives with excavators, skid steers, and roll-off containers. We strip the interior first, then dismantle walls and roof sections. Metal framing, wood, siding, and roofing material are separated on-site for proper disposal or recycling. We keep every job safe and on schedule.
All demolition debris is loaded into our trucks and hauled to a licensed landfill or recycling facility. We remove remaining foundation piers, rake the lot, and grade the ground so you are left with a clean, flat surface — ready for a new build, landscaping, or open land.
Need a dumpster rental for your own project? We offer roll-off containers across Tampa Bay.
Florida-installed mobile homes are anchored with hurricane tie-down systems bolted into the ground. These must be properly removed before or during demolition. Dump My Junk LLC handles full anchor and strap removal as part of every tear-down — no extra charges, no subcontractors.
Once a mobile home is demolished in Florida, the title must be cancelled with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV). We provide the documentation you need to complete this process, including a notarized demolition statement and before/after photos. Without title cancellation, you may continue to receive tax bills and registration notices on a structure that no longer exists.
Florida law requires asbestos surveys on all homes built before 1978 prior to demolition. If asbestos-containing materials are found, a state-licensed abatement contractor must remove them before tear-down. Dump My Junk LLC coordinates this process through certified environmental contractors — keeping your project compliant with Florida DEP and OSHA regulations.
Yes. Florida Building Code requires a demolition permit before any tear-down work begins. You also need utility disconnect sign-offs from each provider. For homes built before 1978, a 10-day Notice of Demolition is typically required under Florida DEP asbestos compliance rules.
Dump My Junk LLC handles the entire permitting process. You do not need to contact the county building department, utility companies, or the DEP separately. We coordinate everything from start to finish.
Mobile home demolition cost depends on the size of the unit and foundation type. Site access and local landfill fees also affect the price. Single-wide demolitions are less expensive than double-wides. We provide a free, no-obligation written estimate so you know the exact price before any work begins, We price every mobile home demolition job based on what we see during the free on-site visit.
We understand that mobile home demolition can be a large expense. That is why we offer financing available — ask us for details to help spread out the cost. Ask us about affordable monthly payment plans when you call for your estimate.
Dump My Junk LLC is registered on SAM.gov with CAGE Code 8DV24. We are qualified for government and commercial demolition contracts across Tampa Bay. Property managers, municipalities, and general contractors can count on us for permitted, insured mobile home demolition at scale.
Dump My Junk LLC is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) under CAGE Code 8DV24. We are qualified for federal, state, and local government demolition contracts across Tampa Bay, including:
Municipal mobile home park clearance projects
County condemned property demolition
Public housing mobile home removal
Disaster debris demolition contracts
Military base and government facility demolition
Government project managers and procurement officers can verify our registration at SAM.gov using CAGE Code 8DV24. View our full contractor capabilities at dumpmyjunkllc.com/capabilities/.
Licensed Contractor Disclosure: All permitted demolition work is performed by Master Construction (Lic #CRC1330775), the licensed contractor of record, who obtains and oversees all required permits.
The Tampa Bay area has one of the highest concentrations of mobile homes and manufactured housing in Florida. Hillsborough County alone has over 200 registered mobile home parks, with large clusters in areas like Riverview, Plant City, Ruskin, Wimauma, and eastern Hillsborough. Pinellas County parks are concentrated in Largo, Seminole, and Clearwater. Pasco County has significant manufactured housing stock in Zephyrhills, New Port Richey, and Dade City.
Several factors drive consistent mobile home demolition demand across the region. Florida's hurricane season causes structural damage that renders older units uninhabitable. Many pre-1978 mobile homes have reached the end of their useful life and present asbestos, electrical, or structural hazards. Investors and developers acquiring mobile home park land for redevelopment need complete site clearing. County code enforcement actions also generate a steady volume of condemned-structure demolition work.
Dump My Junk LLC operates across all three counties and understands the local permitting environment, county building department requirements, and park management coordination that mobile home demolition in Tampa Bay involves. We have completed single-wide and double-wide demolitions in active mobile home parks, on private land, and on county-owned parcels throughout the region.
Removal (relocation) means moving the home in one piece to a new site. It suits homes that are structurally sound and worth keeping, and it is handled by a mobile home transporter and installer.
Demolition means tearing the home down on your lot, hauling away all debris, and leaving the ground clean and level. It suits damaged, condemned, or outdated homes, or lots being cleared for something new. Tear-down requires a demolition permit, and permitted demolition is performed with Master Construction (FL CRC1330775), the contractor of record. Dump My Junk LLC is insured for junk removal and hauling.
Partial removal covers jobs like taking off a deck, porch, addition, skirting, or shed while the home stays, or clearing out the contents before a sale or move. Pasco County Mobile Home Removal: Wesley Chapel, New Port Richey, Zephyrhills We also serve nearby Sun City. We also serve nearby Apollo Beach. We also serve nearby Safety Harbor.
Do I need a permit to demolish a mobile home in Florida? Yes. Florida law requires a demolition permit before any tear-down begins. Permitted demolition is performed with Master Construction (FL CRC1330775), the contractor of record, which pulls the permit through your local county building department — Hillsborough, Pinellas, or Pasco — as part of every project. Permit fees vary by county and are included in your estimate.
How long does mobile home demolition take? Most single-wide demolitions are completed in one day. Double-wide tear-downs typically take one to two days. Permitting and utility disconnects usually add 5–15 business days before the tear-down can begin. Pre-1978 homes requiring asbestos testing may add additional time.
How much does mobile home demolition cost in Tampa? Typical costs range from $3,500–$6,500 for a single-wide and $6,000–$12,000 for a double-wide, depending on foundation type, site access, and disposal tonnage. We provide free on-site estimates — we do not quote over the phone without seeing the structure. Financing available — ask us for details.
Will you cancel the Florida mobile home title? We provide the documentation needed to cancel your mobile home title with the Florida FLHSMV, including a notarized demolition statement and before/after photos. Title cancellation stops future tax bills and registration notices.
Do you handle asbestos in older mobile homes? Yes. For homes built before 1978, we coordinate a licensed asbestos survey and, if needed, certified abatement through a state-licensed environmental contractor before demolition begins. This keeps your project compliant with Florida DEP and OSHA requirements.
Can you demolish a mobile home in a mobile home park? Yes. We regularly work in mobile home parks across Tampa Bay. We coordinate with park management on access, timing, and site restrictions. Tight lot access may affect pricing — we assess this during your free on-site estimate.
What happens to the foundation after demolition? We remove all foundation piers, concrete runners, and tie-down anchors as part of the tear-down. The lot is raked and graded to a clean, level surface. If you need a full slab removal for a new construction project, let us know during your estimate.
Do you offer same-day estimates for mobile home demolition? Yes. We offer free same-day on-site estimates throughout Tampa Bay. Call before noon and we can typically have someone at your property the same day. For the actual demolition, permitting and utility disconnects are required by Florida law and typically take 5–15 business days before tear-down can begin. Call (813) 592-7922 to schedule your estimate.
Can I move my mobile home instead of demolishing it? If the home is structurally sound and you want to keep it, moving it intact is a job for a mobile home transporter and installer, and the destination usually has its own permit and setup rules. If the home is damaged, very old, or not worth moving, demolition is usually the practical choice. We can walk the property with you during the free on-site estimate and tell you what we see.
Can I do some of the work myself to save money? You can clear out personal belongings, furniture, and loose junk before the crew arrives. Leave the structure itself, the tie-down anchors, and the utility disconnects to us and the utility providers. Tear-down requires a demolition permit, and permitted demolition is performed with Master Construction (FL CRC1330775), the contractor of record.
What happens to the mobile home after it is removed? The home is taken apart on-site. Metal framing, wood, siding, and roofing material are separated for proper disposal or recycling, and all debris is hauled to a licensed landfill or recycling facility. We also provide the documentation needed to cancel the mobile home title with the Florida FLHSMV.
Can you remove a mobile home in very poor condition? Yes. We work on storm-damaged and condemned mobile homes throughout Tampa Bay, including jobs for homeowners, insurance restoration companies, and county agencies. These jobs are quoted after an on-site look because the condition changes the scope.
Will you remove additions, decks, or sheds? Decks, porches, steps, ramps, and skirting are part of every mobile home demolition. Tell us about sheds, carports, room additions, or other structures on the lot during the estimate so they are included in your quote. See our shed demolition service.
What do I need to provide before scheduling? Proof that you own the home or have the owner’s authorization, access to the lot (and park management contact details if the home is in a mobile home park), the utility accounts for electric, water, gas, phone, and cable so disconnects can be signed off, and the approximate year the home was built, because homes built before 1978 may need an asbestos survey first.
Which option is right for my property? Choose relocation if the home is in good shape and you have a place to set it up. Choose demolition if the home is damaged, condemned, or you want a clean lot for a new build, a sale, or a new home. Not sure? Book a free on-site estimate and we will explain the options for your property.
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Dump My Junk LLC provides mobile home removal across the greater Tampa Bay region. We operate from four locations and cover three counties:
Not sure if we cover your area? Call us at (813) 592-7922 and give us your zip code. We will let you know right away.
This page is maintained by the operations team at Dump My Junk LLC, led by owner Xavier. With 25+ years of combined industry experience across Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco counties, our team creates content based on hands-on experience with residential cleanouts, commercial hauling, demolition coordination, dumpster rentals, and junk removal.
When a project requires licensed or permitted construction, demolition, or specialized work, Dump My Junk LLC coordinates with qualified, licensed contractors as required. Content is reviewed and updated regularly to provide accurate, practical information based on our experience serving the Tampa Bay area.
Last updated: August 31, 2026
Licensed Contractor Disclosure
Dump My Junk LLC provides removal and hauling services in coordination with a licensed contractor. All permitted demolition work is performed by Master Construction (Lic #CRC1330775), the contractor of record, who obtains and oversees required permits Florida Contractor License #CRC1330775