Mobile Home Removal in Jasper, AL
An old trailer on a hillside lot or a double-wide at the end of a long drive, demolished where it sits, loaded out and hauled to a permitted site, with the ground graded behind it.
Tearing down a mobile home that cannot be moved
An empty trailer on family land is easy to put off. It is not in anybody's way until the day somebody wants to sell the lot, set a new home or stop paying on something no one uses. By then the frame is rusted, the floor has gone and hauling it down the road in one piece is off the table. Around Jasper a lot of them sit on benches cut into a hillside, which makes it harder still.
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. Sheds and storage buildings 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. Walker County is next door to us, so this is close to home.
Clear out what you want to keep before the day, because once the machine starts nothing is coming back out. If the old drive has washed, it can be fixed on the same visit. 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 Jasper
- 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
- Washed-out drive repaired on the same visit
Walker County details that matter
The Revenue Commissioner's Office
Walker County is clear about where the paperwork lives. The county says manufactured homes are registered in the Revenue Commissioner's Office, that the owner gets a decal to display on the right front corner, and that a property tax decal is issued when the taxes are paid each year between October 1 and December 31. Before a home is torn down, call that office in Jasper and ask what they need to take it off the books and whether anything is owed. Do it first, not after.
Hillside lots and tight access
Walker County is hollows and ridge lines, and very little of it is flat. A home on a bench or at the bottom of a steep drive changes the plan, because the machine and the trucks both have to get in and loaded trucks have to get back out. Tell us about the gate, any bridge, low limbs and the first hundred feet of the drive. Tracked machines handle soft and sloped ground well, and the site is graded when we finish so runoff has somewhere to go.
City limits and state rules
If the home is inside the Jasper city limits, ask the city's Building Inspections Department, at the City Hall Annex, what it requires before a structure comes down. Anywhere else, the county is the place to ask. For asbestos, ADEM says privately owned residential buildings of four or fewer units that remain residential property are exempt from its asbestos regulations. Ask ADEM how that applies to your home. See the Jasper land clearing page for the clearing and dirt work we do nearby.
Real Job Photos
Phone pictures from real jobs, captioned with what they show. See more recent work or read about our full mobile home removal service.
Where do I handle mobile home taxes in Walker County before a teardown?
The Walker County Revenue Commissioner's Office. The county says manufactured homes are registered there and that decals are issued when the taxes are paid. Call before the home comes down, ask what they need to remove it from their records and whether anything is owed. Bring proof of ownership if they ask for it.
How much does mobile home removal cost in Jasper, 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 and sheds add loads. A steep or narrow drive slows the trucks. Our cost guide covers each factor without guessing at your property.
Can you remove a mobile home from a steep lot in Walker County?
Usually, yes. What matters is whether a tracked machine can reach the home and whether loaded trucks can get out. Send photos of the drive and the home, or let us come look. Not sure yours is reachable? A call or a text to (205) 535-6376 settles it.
What do I need to do before a mobile home is demolished in Jasper?
Three things. Have the power, water and gas disconnected by each utility, and have a leased propane tank collected by the company that owns it. Call the Walker County Revenue Commissioner's Office about the registration. And take out anything you want to keep. Then tell us where the septic tank and field lines are.
Jasper and Around
We cover Jasper and the country around it, including:
Forestry Mulching in Jasper
Brush, briars and small timber ground to mulch where they stand. No piles, no hauling.
See the Jasper pageExcavating in Jasper
Footings, trenches, culverts, stumps and the digging jobs that have no name.
See the Jasper pageHouse Demolition in Jasper
Old houses and outbuildings torn down, hauled off, slab out, lot filled and graded.
See the Jasper pageTree Removal in Jasper
Dead, leaning and storm-damaged trees taken down by machine, stumps pulled, ground left level.
See the Jasper pageGravel Driveways in Jasper
Gravel drives and access roads cut in, based, crowned and ditched so they last.
See the Jasper pageAll Services in Jasper
Everything we do in Jasper and Walker County.
Jasper overviewWalker County
Land clearing, mulching and dirt work across Walker 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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