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Expert Manufactured Home Installer & Transporter

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Quality You Can Trust

Welcome to Berwick's Mobile Home Service and Transport, where we pride ourselves on being innovators in the Manufactured home installer and transporting industry. Using years of family business expertise, we lead our industry forward with dedicated and meticulous work. Our company does exceptional work, and we're committed to maintaining that reputation.

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There may be no better way to communicate what we do than through images. As you browse our site, and see if you can get a feel for our signature touch.

Get to Know Us

Our Background

As industry leaders with over 30 years of experience, we at Berwick's Mobile Home Service and Transport specialize in Manufactured Home Installation: Set-Up, Take-Down, Tie-Downs, Transport and Releveling services. We're proud of the excellent reputation we've earned by working in this industry with other experts that adhere to the highest standards.  

We know that having a manufactured or mobile home is a significant investment, and that's why we're committed to providing our clients with the best possible service. Our team of experts has over 30 years of experience in the industry, and we're dedicated to ensuring that your home is safe and secure. Contact us today to learn more about our services.

Services

At Berwick's Mobile Home Service Transport, we offer a range of services to manufactured and mobile home owners in the Central Puget Sound area. From Manufactured Home Installation, Take-Down, Set-Up, Tie Downs, Releveling to Transporting services, we're proud of everything we do. 

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Manufactured Home Install

  • Upon arrival, the home is separated from the transport vehicle to allow room to remove plastic sheathing that was to protect the open sides during transport.

  • Setting of tie-down anchors may be placed before placing the home.

  • Black sheeting is installed over the ground as a vapor barrier when a concrete slab is not in place.

  • The home is set using triangular steel piers or concrete blocks that are approved for the load bearing requirements of the home. 

  • Lags and bolts are used to mate the floor and ceiling sections.

  • A water level is used to ensure that the floor is leveled.

  • Heat ducts are connected.

  • Roof sections are attached, sealed, and capped with matching roofing shingles.

  • Center end sections are sealed and bolted together with matching exterior siding material.

  • Tie down straps are fastened to ground anchors and attached to the main I-beams that run lengthwise to the floors.

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Leveling

Most Manufactured Homes become unleveled when base pads are applied on poor soil conditions that are not compacted. Resulting in cracks in the marriage, line outer and inner doors binding in the door frame and skirting buckling. Concrete runners or a solid slab is recommended for any house that has drywall in the interior of the house.

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Transporting 

​ Regardless of whether you’re moving a single wide in one trip or a mult-wide in several trips, we’re ready to help you.

  • Year, Make and Model

  • Mobile Home Configurations: Are you moving a single wide, double wide or triple wide?

  • Pickup and Delivery Locations: Where is the mobile home going?  Is it going to a mobile home park, a piece of rural property, or a job site? 

  • Route Planning: Heavy haul items can’t always take a direct route. Route planning is essential to protect infrastructure. 

  • Is your home oversize or legal? Are the wheels and chassis road-ready?

  • Necessary Permits: We will need the right permits and moving materials. Local permits will be needed. 

  • Set-up Services (See Manufactured Home Install)

  • Following Washington state rules, like day-of-the-week and time restrictions and Pilot car or  "Oversized Load" Vehicles 

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