St. Petersburg, FL

Mobile Home Demolition in St. Petersburg

Teardown and haul-off for flood-damaged single-wides and double-wides, including the tie-downs, skirting, carport, screen room and steps, so the lot or park space is ready for what comes next.

Cleared and graded lot with silt fence, ready for a new elevated home. Real storm teardown, homeowner photo
Real storm teardown on a Pinellas beach lot · homeowner photo

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Mobile home demolition: what it involves

Pinellas County identified about 1,400 mobile homes for substantial damage reviews after Helene and Milton, and about 1,100 of those owners got letters confirming the worst (St Pete Catalyst). Most flooded manufactured homes can't be raised economically, so removal is the usual outcome.

Mobile home demolition is faster than a block house but has its own steps: the park's rules on hours and equipment, disconnecting the home from the park's utilities, removing the steel frame and axles, and taking out the add-ons owners built over the years. The pad and the anchors usually come out too, unless the park says otherwise.

Included in a mobile home removal

  • Single-wide or double-wide teardown and haul-off
  • Carport, screen room, steps, deck and shed removal
  • Skirting, tie-downs and anchors pulled
  • Steel frame, axles and appliances recycled where possible
  • Utility disconnects coordinated with the park or utility
  • Pad swept or removed, per the park or owner

Send the address for a written price.

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How a mobile home removal is planned

  1. Park or lot detailsPark rules, access width, add-ons and what stays.
  2. Estimate and paperworkPrice, permit and county notice as required.
  3. DisconnectPower, water and sewer shut off and capped.
  4. Teardown and haul-offOften finished in a day for a single-wide.

Tip: ask the park manager in writing what the space must look like when the home is gone (pad, slab, anchors, landscaping). It decides what is in the price.

What mobile home demolition costs

Fixr's national data puts the low end of demolition at about $3,000 for a 500 sq ft mobile home. Double-wides, attached carports and screen rooms, and tight park lanes raise the price.

Reference figures, not quotes: Fixr, house demolition cost, checked November 2026.

Where it is requested most

Related: Lot Clearing & Debris Removal, House Demolition.

Mobile Home Demolition questions

Do you remove flooded mobile homes in parks?

Yes. Send the park's name and its rules for contractors, and the work is scheduled around them.

Can the mobile home be moved instead of demolished?

Sometimes, if it is sound and newer. Most flooded homes have wet floors, insulation and ductwork, so removal is usually the realistic option.

Is the carport included?

Only if you ask. List every add-on you want gone so the estimate covers it.

Storm-damaged house waiting to come down?

Send the address and what needs to go. A licensed local demolition contractor follows up, usually the same day.

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