Modular Hawaii LLC
Kapolei, HI · Honolulu County
Hawaii · updated Nov 10, 2026
Mobile home movers in Hawaii
We list 1 mobile home mover and installer in Hawaii: 1 with an active FMCSA USDOT registration for mobile home cargo. Every listing shows its USDOT or license number and a link to check it on the official record.
- 1 listed
- 1 USDOT carriers
- 1 updated with FMCSA since 2024
All Hawaii movers and installers
Order: listings with a state license and a USDOT number first, then the most recently updated FMCSA records. We are not paid for placement on this list. How we verify
How to move a mobile home in Hawaii: permits, taxes and setup
In Hawaii a manufactured home moved on public roads needs an oversize or over-dimensional permit from the state permit office, usually obtained by the mover. We did not find a statewide tax-clearance or county moving-permit statute on the official sources checked; many counties still expect property taxes to be current, so ask the county tax office before moving day.
State oversize permit
A manufactured or mobile home is typically over legal size, so moving one on Hawaii roads requires an oversize, over-width, or over-dimensional permit from the state permit office linked below, usually bought by the mover. Check that office for current escort, width, and travel-time rules; we only list those limits when we have confirmed them on an official page.
Source: Hawaii oversize/overweight permits (checked Nov 10, 2026)
| Oversize permit office | Hawaii oversize/overweight permits Phone: (808) 831-6700, ext 107 (FHWA permit contacts) |
|---|---|
| Installer licensing | HUD runs the manufactured home installation program in Hawaii, so installers of new homes there need a HUD installer license. (HUD memo listing HUD-administered installation states) |
| Checked | Nov 10, 2026 |
Rules change. This is a summary of the official sources linked above, not legal advice. Your mover and county offices have the final word.
Common questions
Do I need a permit to move a mobile home in Hawaii?
A manufactured or mobile home is typically over legal size, so moving one on Hawaii roads requires an oversize, over-width, or over-dimensional permit from the state permit office linked below, usually bought by the mover. Check that office for current escort, width, and travel-time rules; we only list those limits when we have confirmed them on an official page.
How do I check a mobile home mover in Hawaii?
Look up its USDOT number on FMCSA SAFER to confirm the registration is active and see its operating authority and insurance on file. Each listing here links to both.
How much does it cost to move a mobile home in Hawaii?
HomeGuide (2026) and This Old House (2026) put transport-only moves at about $1,000 to $5,000. HomeGuide puts full-service moves (teardown, transport and setup) at about $5,000 to $8,000 for a single-wide, $8,000 to $15,000 for a double-wide and $12,000 to $20,000 or more for a triple-wide. Get written quotes from more than one mover.
Costs: cost to move a mobile home (cited sources) · moving cost calculator · setup cost calculator · park closure cost calculator
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