How we verify listings
Every listing comes from a public government record, and shows that record's number (USDOT or state license), the source and the date we checked it (Nov 10, 2026). We do not take payment to be listed or to rank higher, and we do not review or rate movers' work. A record shows a company is registered or licensed; it does not prove quality, insurance today, or that it will take your job.
Sources
| FMCSA Company Census File | Carriers with an active USDOT registration that list "mobile homes" as a cargo type. 3,164 listings. |
|---|---|
| Texas TDHCA license holders | Active and provisional installer licenses, plus retailer licenses with installer authority where the business also hauls or sets up homes. 278 listings. |
| Alabama Manufactured Housing Commission | Active certified installers. 177 listings. |
| U.S. Census Bureau ZIP and county files | Approximate location (ZIP code center) and county, used for distances and county pages. |
Who we include
More than 25,000 active FMCSA carriers tick "mobile homes" as a cargo type, but most are general haulers, RV movers or businesses that never move homes. We keep a carrier when:
- its name says it moves or sets up mobile, manufactured or modular homes (2,085 listings), or
- mobile homes are its only cargo type and it is a for-hire carrier or its name points to homes or hauling (1,011 listings), or
- it matches a state installer license by phone number or name (68 listings).
When a carrier and a license holder are the same business (same phone, or same name in the same state), we show them as one listing with both numbers (261 listings).
Who we leave out
- 22,054 FMCSA carriers that list mobile homes among many cargo types without any other sign they move homes.
- 353 carriers that tick only "mobile homes" but whose name is clearly another trade (towing, RV, logistics, clinics, churches, pest control and so on).
- 1,050 Texas home retailers and communities whose license allows installation but who show no sign of moving homes for the public.
- Licenses that are expired, on probation or still processing, and addresses outside the 50 states.
What the records do and don't tell you
- "Active (USDOT census)" means the USDOT registration was active in the census file. It is not proof of operating authority or insurance. Check both on FMCSA before you hire.
- The last-updated date is when the company last filed its MCS-150 update. Old dates are shown with a warning.
- Locations are the business's mailing ZIP code center; we don't publish street addresses.
- Phone numbers come from the same records. We show them only when you tap "Show phone number", and we count those taps so movers can see the calls we send.
- Websites are shown only when we found the business's own site and it mentions mobile or manufactured homes.
Corrections and claims
If something is wrong, the business can claim the listing free and we check the claim by hand against the record. Anyone can email support@seventhheavenstrategy.com.
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