Mobile Home demolition Nevada
Mobile Home Removal in Las Vegas, NV
If you have a mobile home, manufactured home, or modular home that needs to come down, Trusted Demolition is the most experienced removal contractor in the Las Vegas Valley. Founded in 2008 by Susan Closson, we've been removing mobile and manufactured homes across Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, and Clark County longer than any other demolition contractor in Southern Nevada.
We handle the entire process — permits, utility disconnections, asbestos assessment, full structure demolition, debris hauling, foundation removal, and final grading. You make one call and we take care of everything else.
NV State Contractors License
A-12 & A-13 / Lic. #0084854
Bid Limit: $1,000,000
AZ State Contractors License
A-5 / Lic. #362839
Bid Limit: Unlimited
Expert Mobile Demolition and Removal Services
We remove all types of factory-built mobile homes, including: Mobile Homes (Manufactured Homes): Built on a steel chassis and transported to the site. These homes are typically easier to demolish and remove. Modular Homes: Factory-built sections installed on a permanent foundation and constructed to local building codes. Modular home demolition requires more structural removal — similar to traditional home demolition — and we are fully equipped to handle it. Whether your structure is old, damaged, abandoned, or no longer needed, our team provides a clean, compliant demolition process tailored to each home type, and you can find a complete breakdown of mobile home demolition cost in Las Vegas right here on our site to help you plan your project budget.
Types of Mobile & Manufactured Homes We Remove in Las Vegas
No two mobile home removal projects are the same. We have the equipment, permits, and experience to handle every type common to Southern Nevada.
- Single-Wide Mobile Homes: The most common type we remove in Las Vegas and Clark County. Single-wide units are typically 14–18 feet wide and set on piers or a basic foundation. Removal involves utility disconnection, structure demolition, pier and skirting removal, and site cleanup. Most single-wide removals are completed in 1–2 days.
- Double-Wide Mobile Homes: Double-wide units are larger, heavier, and often have more complex utility connections. We bring the right equipment and crew size for the job and handle all permit requirements. Most double-wide removals take 2–3 days from start to finish.
- Manufactured Homes on Permanent Foundations: Manufactured homes built on permanent concrete foundations require additional work — the foundation itself needs to be broken up and removed separately. We handle both the structure and the foundation as a single project, leaving a clean, level lot ready for whatever comes next.
- Mobile Homes in Parks & Communities: We regularly work inside mobile home parks and manufactured housing communities throughout the Las Vegas Valley. We coordinate directly with park management, follow all community access and safety requirements, and minimize disruption to neighboring residents.
- Modular Homes: Modular homes built in sections on permanent foundations are handled the same as site-built homes — full permitted demolition, foundation removal, debris hauling, and grading.
Trusted Demolition in The News
Owner Susan Closson was featured in the local Las Vegas News. The segment was about a tragic house fire that took the life of a toddler.
LAS VEGAS (KLAS)– A demolition company gave the ultimate gift to a mom of a 3-year-old boy who died in a mobile home fire in December. The company, Trusted Demolition, footed the entire bill to get the charred mobile home torn down to get a new one put in.
It was the home that Rhiannon Meacham shared with her two daughters and 3-year-old son Kaden until an early morning fire in December took Kaden’s life.
Why Las Vegas Homeowners & Property Owners Remove Mobile Homes
Mobile home removal is one of our most requested services in Clark County. The most common reasons:
- The structure is aging or deteriorating. Mobile homes built before 1976 — before the federal HUD code was established — often have no resale value and can become safety and liability issues. Removal is the practical solution.
- Preparing the lot for new construction. Many landowners in the Las Vegas Valley are clearing older mobile homes to build new single-family homes or ADUs on the same lot. We prepare the site to be build-ready.
- Selling the property. A vacant, cleared, and graded lot is significantly more marketable than one with a deteriorating structure on it. We can clear a lot quickly to help move a sale forward.
- HOA or park compliance. Mobile home parks and some HOAs in Clark County require removal of units that no longer meet community standards. We work with park managers to meet deadlines and access requirements.
- Insurance or liability concerns. Abandoned or vacant mobile homes create liability exposure for property owners. Removal eliminates that risk cleanly.
- Estate clearance. We frequently work with families clearing inherited properties in the Las Vegas area. We handle the logistics so families don't have to.
Our Mobile Home Removal Process
Step- 1: Free On-Site Estimate: We visit your property, assess the structure type, size, foundation, utility connections, site access, and any potential hazardous materials. You receive a clear written quote with no hidden fees.
Step- 2: Permit Procurement: Clark County and all Las Vegas-area municipalities require a demolition permit for mobile home removal. We pull all required permits and handle all paperwork on your behalf.
Step- 3: Asbestos & Hazardous Material Assessment: Mobile homes built before 1980 may contain asbestos in floor tiles, roofing, insulation, or siding. We assess for hazardous materials and arrange proper abatement by licensed specialists before any demolition begins. This step is legally required and non-negotiable — contractors who skip it are putting you and themselves at legal risk.
Step- 4. Utility Disconnection: All electrical, gas, water, and sewer connections are safely disconnected and capped before any demolition work begins. We coordinate with NV Energy and the relevant utility providers as needed.
Step- 5. Structure Demolition: Using excavators, skid steers, and hand tools, we systematically demolish the mobile home structure. We work efficiently while protecting adjacent structures, utilities, and neighboring properties.
Step- 6. Foundation & Pier Removal: Piers, skirting, steps, and any concrete pads or foundation slabs associated with the unit are broken up and removed as part of the project. Ask us to include this in your estimate — it is not always automatically included by every contractor.
Step- 7. Debris Hauling & Recycling: All demolished material is hauled from your property to licensed disposal and recycling facilities. Metal, wood, and other recyclable materials are sorted and diverted from landfill wherever possible.
Step- 8: Final Grading: The lot is graded level and compacted, leaving it clean and ready for your next step — whether that's new construction, landscaping, or listing the property for sale.
Why Choose Trusted Demolition for Mobile Home Removal?
- Las Vegas's most experienced mobile home removal contractor. Founded by Susan Closson in 2008, Trusted Demolition has been removing mobile homes in Clark County for over 15 years. We've completed more mobile home removals in the Las Vegas Valley than any other demolition contractor in the area.
- Fully licensed, bonded, and insured. NV License #0084854 (A-12 & A-13). You can verify our credentials with the Nevada State Contractors Board.
- We handle permits and hazmat — no exceptions. Every mobile home removal we do is permitted and assessed for hazardous materials. If a contractor skips these steps, you inherit the legal liability. We never cut corners.
- Woman-owned and locally rooted. Trusted Demolition was founded and is still led by Susan Closson — a Las Vegas businesswoman who has been serving this community since 2008. When you hire us, you're supporting a local business with deep roots in the valley.
- Transparent pricing. No surprise charges. Our quotes itemize labor, equipment, haul-off, hazmat assessment, permits, and foundation removal so you know exactly what you're paying for.
- Free on-site estimates. We visit your property, assess the full scope of work, and provide a written quote — at no charge.
Mobile Home Removal Service Areas in Las Vegas & Clark County
We remove mobile homes and manufactured homes throughout the greater Las Vegas metropolitan area, including Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Summerlin, Enterprise, Spring Valley, Green Valley, Anthem, Whitney, Pahrump, Mesquite, Sandy Valley, and all of Clark County.
Mobile Home & Modular Home Demolition FAQs
How much does mobile home removal cost in Las Vegas?
Single-wide mobile home removal typically ranges from $3,000–$8,000. Double-wide removal ranges from $6,000–$12,000. Manufactured homes on permanent foundations cost more due to foundation removal. Costs vary based on size, foundation type, hazmat requirements, site access, and disposal fees. We provide free on-site estimates for all projects.
Do I need a permit to remove a mobile home in Las Vegas?
Yes. Clark County requires a demolition permit for all mobile and manufactured home removals. We obtain all required permits as part of our service.
Does my mobile home need an asbestos inspection before demolition?
If your mobile home was built before 1980, yes — Nevada and Clark County require an asbestos assessment before demolition. We arrange this as part of the project. Skipping this step exposes you and your contractor to significant legal and health liability.
How long does mobile home removal take in Las Vegas?
Single-wide removal takes 1–2 days. Double-wide removal takes 2–3 days. Larger manufactured homes on permanent foundations may take 3–5 days. Permit processing adds time before work begins — we'll give you an accurate timeline during your estimate.
Can you remove a mobile home inside a park or community?
Yes. We work in mobile home parks and manufactured housing communities throughout Clark County regularly. We coordinate with park management and follow all community requirements.
What happens to the mobile home materials after removal?
All materials are hauled to licensed disposal and recycling facilities. Metal, wood, and recyclable components are diverted from landfill wherever possible.
Do you remove the foundation and concrete pad too?
Yes — we include foundation, pier, and slab removal in our scope. Make sure to confirm this during your estimate as some contractors quote structure-only and charge separately for foundation removal.
Can you clear the lot and grade it for new construction?
Yes. Final grading is included in every mobile home removal project. If you need additional site preparation — compaction testing, rough grading for new construction, or utility stub-out coordination — we can handle that as well or connect you with our sister company Trusted Earthwork.
Ready to Remove Your Las Vegas Mobile Home?
If you need to remove a mobile home, modular home, or manufactured home, contact us today. We’ll inspect the structure, explain your options, and provide a fast and accurate quote. Your property will be cleared safely, efficiently, and with full compliance to Nevada regulations.
Trusted Demolition — Las Vegas's Mobile Home Removal Experts Since 2008 Founded by Susan Closson