Tiny Home Movers Across the Lower 48 States
Professional tiny home moving, tiny house shipping, tiny house trailer transport, and long-distance tiny home relocation from a company in business since 1994.
Transport Requirements
Tiny homes must be on wheels with working lights and brakes. We move tiny homes up to 10 ft wide, up to 40 ft long, and not over 13 ft 6 in tall.
- Working lights
- Working brakes
- Safe tires and trailer
- Properly secured tiny home structure
Professional Tiny Home Moving Built Around Details
Moving a tiny home is not the same as towing a small utility trailer. The structure, trailer frame, axles, tires, lights, brakes, height, width, route, turns, access, and destination clearance all matter.
We help customers ship towable tiny homes, tiny house trailers, tiny cabins, park-style tiny homes on wheels, custom builder tiny homes, finished tiny homes, used tiny homes, and tiny home trailers across the lower 48 states.
Fast Quote Information
For the fastest quote, include pickup and delivery ZIP codes, length, width, height, weight if known, trailer type, and whether lights and brakes work.
- Pickup and delivery locations
- Dimensions and weight
- Lights, brakes, tires, and axle condition
- Access notes for pickup and delivery
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Tiny House Trailer Transport
For towable tiny homes already mounted on trailers with working lights and brakes.
Builder to Buyer Delivery
Transport from tiny home builders, dealers, private sellers, storage yards, or land sites.
Long-Distance Relocation
Lower 48 state moves for customers relocating a tiny home to a new property.
What Tiny Home Owners Should Know
- Make sure the builder of your tiny home has experience building tiny homes for transport.
- Make sure the tiny house is securely fastened to the trailer it is on before pickup.
- Make sure the structure will hold up against road wind, vibration, turns, bumps, and normal transport movement.
- Make sure the trailer the tiny house sits on is a strong trailer built for the load.
- Make sure the axle weight ratings have room to spare for the actual loaded weight.
- Make sure all trailer lights and brakes work before the driver arrives.
- Make sure tires are high-ply tires — at least 10 ply is recommended for many tiny home trailers.
- Make sure there is a working breakaway switch on the trailer.
- Make sure there are safety chains on the trailer.
- Since many tiny houses are built around 13 ft to 13 ft 6 in high, check clearance at the delivery property. Cut low tree limbs and check for low power, cable, or telephone lines before delivery.
- Hire a professional tiny home transport company like Showroom Transport to move your trailer.
Before Pickup, Check the Tiny Home and the Property
Tiny homes must be on wheels with working lights and brakes. We move tiny homes up to 10 ft wide, up to 40 ft long, and not over 13 ft 6 in tall.
Because many tiny homes are close to legal height, check driveway turns, low tree limbs, low utility lines, gate width, soft ground, steep grades, and access at the delivery property before the truck arrives.
Good preparation helps reduce delays, prevents surprises at pickup or delivery, and helps the driver understand the safest way to handle your tiny home trailer.
Get a Tiny Home Moving Quote
Use the quote form below or call 800-462-0038. We are open 24/7.