From Factory to Site: How Your Manufactured Home is Transported

When you speak with someone about manufactured homes, you’ll spend a lot of time discussing the various models available and the amenities that come with them. And you’ll also talk about site preparation, and what happens before and after the home arrives.

But there’s another step that falls in between – the transportation process.

This is not a one-size-fits-all undertaking. A wide range of factors must be considered before hitting the road with the home of your dreams. These include the distance to be traveled and the size, floor plan and weight of the building segments.

At Ma Williams, we understand that getting your next home from factory to site is just as important as every other phase of your moving process. That’s why we work only with top national toter fleets that provide full insurance coverage for the transport. Our transportation providers will obtain all of the necessary moving permits, and then put your next home in the hands of experienced professionals who know how to carry an oversized load safely.

We also realize that this is a new experience for all of our first-time customers. So just as we do with the model selection, site selection, and financing processes, we know it’s important to take our time as we go through the specifics. We’ll keep you in the loop at every step and answer any questions you may have.

Talk to a Ma Williams representative today

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