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Mobile home movers serving Longview
Longview is Gregg County seat and the hub of this site's service area, in Gregg County, the center of our coverage area. It has a population of about 83,668 (2024 estimate). Main routes for wide loads include Interstate 20, US 259, US 80, Loop 281 and TX 31.
Longview is the center of our 50-mile circle, so most East Texas movers in our network can reach a Longview job the same day. Many moves here are short hops: a single-wide going from a park off Loop 281 to family land out toward Judson, or a double-wide heading south across the Sabine toward Kilgore or Lakeport. Sabine River crossings and the I-20 corridor are where route planning matters most, because wide loads need a permitted route and sometimes an escort.
Areas around Longview
We take requests from Pine Tree, Spring Hill, the Judson area north of Loop 281, and rural lots toward the Sabine River bottoms.
Services in Longview
- Single and double-wide moving
- Manufactured home transport
- Leveling and re-leveling
- Setup and installation
- Tie-downs and anchoring
Wondering about price? See the Texas mobile home moving cost guide.
Got a home to move or level? Call and tell us about it.
Call (903) 636-8961Nearby towns
White Oak, Kilgore, Hallsville, Gladewater, and all service areas.
Questions folks ask
Do you cover mobile home moves in Longview, TX?
Yes. Longview is in Gregg County, the center of our coverage area, and inside our East Texas service area.
What paperwork do I need to move a mobile home out of Longview?
Usually a TDHCA Statement of Ownership and a tax certificate from the county tax office (for Gregg County, whichever county the home is taxed in) showing taxes are paid. The mover gets the TxDMV oversize permit.
Do you move the home yourselves?
No. We are a free referral service. We connect you with independent local movers and installers who do the work and set their own prices.