Our FAQs

Yes we can take your house off the slab and get a contractor to pour another slab to set it back down on.

Yes we can cut a house into and it can be moved in several sections depends on the size of the house.

It mainly depends on the route and the utilities crossing the road as well as the trees and road signs.

There are several factors that go into the price of moving a house such as the size of the house, foundation, porches and the route to be taken on the duration of the trip. There is really no way of knowing how to price a move or lift until we actually look and access each job.

Yes, we have a General Liability policy that cover most moves but you can always acquire more insurance if needed.

Yes we can lift your house just a few inches and up to 24 ft. in the air to prevent water from getting into house or something as simple as a few inches to level or to get more ventilation under house to help prevent moisture from trapping under house.

 If you have National Flood Insurance then you may qualify for funds up to $30,000.00 if you have been previously flooded.

 Yes most historical houses can be moved whether it be the old log style or the more conventional style with stud walls. Some historical houses may have to be cut or even the roof removed due to high ceilings and wont allow the house or sections of a house to travel under a bridge or utility lines.

 Most houses moved or raised may need a MDOT  permit to travel the roads or it might be a permit from the city or county to pass through. Other permits that may be needed will be a foundation permit and some cities and counties may require a engineered drawing.

Yes we can jack up your house, replace rotten wood, sills, floors, and old concrete blocks or brick that may be leaning or deteriorated.