Mobile Home Removal in Fayette, AL
An old single-wide on family land or a double-wide nobody can move, demolished where it sits, loaded out and hauled to a permitted site, with the ground graded behind it.
An old mobile home, gone, close to home
Family land around Fayette often comes with a trailer on it. Somebody lived in it once, then it sat. By the time the land is being sold, a new home is going in or the registration bill finally gets somebody's attention, the floor is soft, the roof leaks and no mover will put it on the road.
So it comes apart where it sits. A machine demolishes the home, and everything is loaded onto trucks and hauled to a permitted site. The porch, the steps, the skirting and any room or carport added on go too, and sheds on the lot can leave on the same trip. Then the piers are picked up, the low spots are filled and the site is graded. Fayette County is our home county, and we are based in Berry.
Clear out what you want to keep before the day, because once the machine starts nothing is coming back out. If a new home is coming, the pad can be rebuilt on the same visit: see house pads in Fayette. The main mobile home removal page has the full list of what is covered, and the mobile home demolition cost guide explains what moves the price.
What we handle around Fayette
- Home demolished where it sits
- Additions, porches and carports taken with it
- Sheds on the same lot, same trip
- Everything hauled to a permitted site
- Piers picked up and low spots filled
- New pad built on the same visit
Fayette County details that matter
Title, registration and the county
The Alabama Department of Revenue says manufactured homes of model year 2000 and newer are titled in Alabama, and homes built in 1999 or earlier do not get an Alabama title. It also says registration is due October 1 each year and is delinquent after November 30, and that a home on land its owner also owns, and not rented out, is assessed for property tax with the land. Before the teardown, call the Fayette County office that sends your bill and ask what it needs to take the home off the books.
Gas, water and the septic tank
Inside Fayette, the city runs its own Gas Board and Water Board, so a home in town may be tied to city mains for both. Each utility disconnects its own service, and the power company pulls its own meter. Out in the county it may be a rural water system and a propane company that owns the tank. Make those calls early. Then show us where the septic tank and field lines run so loaded trucks stay off them.
City limits and state rules
If the home is inside the Fayette city limits, ask City Hall what it requires before a structure comes down. Anywhere else in the county, ask the county. ADEM says all debris from demolishing residential buildings is regulated solid waste, which is why it goes to a permitted landfill and is not burned on site. ADEM also says privately owned residential buildings of four or fewer units that remain residential property are exempt from its asbestos regulations, so ask ADEM how that applies to your home.
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Fayette Mobile Home Removal Questions
Not seeing yours? Call or text (205) 535-6376 and ask.
What paperwork do I need before a mobile home is torn down in Fayette County?
Find the title if the home has one and the last registration or tax receipt. The Alabama Department of Revenue says homes of model year 2000 and newer are titled and older homes are not. Then call the Fayette County office that sends the bill and ask what it needs to remove the home from its records.
How much does mobile home removal cost in Fayette, AL?
It is priced after a look, and the estimate is free. Size is the start: a double-wide is twice the hauling of a single-wide. Additions, porches, sheds and whatever is left inside add loads, and a soft or narrow drive slows the trucks. Our cost guide covers each factor.
Can I burn or bury an old trailer on my land near Fayette?
No. ADEM treats debris from demolishing residential buildings as regulated solid waste, and the Alabama Forestry Commission says a permitted burn must not contain construction material. The home goes to a permitted landfill. Keep the receipts with your county paperwork as proof of where it went.
Can you build a pad for a new home after removing the old one in Fayette?
Yes. The old home comes out and the pad for the new one is cut, filled and packed before the machines leave. Tell us the size of the new home and where your installer wants it. Our guide to mobile home pad requirements covers what Alabama's rules ask of the site.
Fayette and Around
We cover Fayette and the country around it, including:
Forestry Mulching in Fayette
Brush, briars and small timber ground to mulch where they stand. No piles, no hauling.
See the Fayette pageExcavating in Fayette
Footings, trenches, culverts, stumps and the digging jobs that have no name.
See the Fayette pageHouse Demolition in Fayette
Old houses and outbuildings torn down, hauled off, slab out, lot filled and graded.
See the Fayette pageTree Removal in Fayette
Dead, leaning and storm-damaged trees taken down by machine, stumps pulled, ground left level.
See the Fayette pageHouse Pads in Fayette
Pads cut, filled in lifts and compacted to grade for houses, shops and mobile homes.
See the Fayette pageGravel Driveways in Fayette
Gravel drives and access roads cut in, based, crowned and ditched so they last.
See the Fayette pageBrush Clearing in Fayette
Briars, privet, kudzu and saplings mulched where they stand. No piles.
See the Fayette pageAll Services in Fayette
Everything we do in Fayette and Fayette County.
Fayette overviewFayette County
Land clearing, mulching and dirt work across Fayette County.
County overviewMobile Home Removal & Demolition
Old single-wides and double-wides torn down on site, hauled off, and the ground left graded.
The full serviceMobile Home Removal in other places
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