Abbotts' Construction Services Inc.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Anna Maria, Englewood, Holmes Beach, Longboat Key + 3 more locations
Mobile home removal searches should start by stating whether the home is to be demolished or transported intact. Include whether it is single-section or multi-section, its condition and the structures attached to it. This directory category covers demolition and disposal; an intact relocation requires a business that explicitly advertises transport. For a park lot, provide the site manager’s contact and the access arrangements alongside the owner’s instructions. A request should also name decks, sheds, skirting and other features that are included or excluded. This lets contractors describe the actual removal task and avoids comparing an intact move with a demolition-and-hauling package.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Anna Maria, Englewood, Holmes Beach, Longboat Key + 3 more locations
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Atlantic Beach, Callahan, Fernandina Beach, Jacksonville + 3 more locations
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Tampa, Brandon, Riverview, Plant City + 12 more locations
Scope note: Demolition page scopes residential and light commercial structures. Mobile home service is demolition, not intact relocation.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, St. Augustine, Middleburg + 7 more locations
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Tampa, Brandon, Plant City, Riverview + 17 more locations
Scope note: Estimator states minimum project size $2,500; confirm quote-specific applicability. Mobile home demolition includes single/double-wide and park models; not relocation. About page says pool removal is complete, not burying debris. Ordinary coverage in Polk is limited to western Polk County; eastern Polk projects depend on scope and scheduling.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Bonita Springs, Estero, Collier County, Lee County
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Brooksville, Spring Hill, Inverness, Citrus County + 5 more locations
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, North Port, Cape Coral + 9 more locations
Scope note: Sarasota County coverage is limited to Southern Sarasota County. No county-to-city expansion is applied.
Scope note: Service in Sarasota County is limited to Southern Sarasota County.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, Navarre, Milton + 1 more locations
Scope note: Reviewed page describes structural demolition up to two stories.
Scope note: Structural demolition is offered for buildings up to two stories.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Walton County, Bay County, Okaloosa County, Holmes County + 3 more locations
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Palm Beach + 18 more locations
Scope note: Pool evidence specifically supports in-ground pools. Mobile home service is demolition/removal, not transport intact. The Boyzz related brands should not count as independent companies without ownership review.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Pensacola, Panama City
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: St. Petersburg, Largo, Seminole, Pinellas Park + 23 more locations
Scope note: Mobile home removal means demolition and disposal, not relocation or transport intact.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Orlando, Orange County, Seminole County, Volusia County
Scope note: Mobile-home, RV and camper demolition requires project review and is offered case by case. Full house demolition is not established on the reviewed page.
Scope note: Mobile-home, RV and camper demolition is reviewed and accepted case by case.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Lakeland, Winter Haven, Plant City, Bartow + 7 more locations
Scope note: Site says permit application is handled on request; sewer or septic preparation is the owner or plumber responsibility.
Scope note: Permit applications are handled on request. Sewer or septic preparation is the responsibility of the owner or their plumber.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: See profile for coverage details
Scope note: Residential work is limited to home builders, pool contractors and remodelers. The company explicitly does not take direct-to-homeowner residential projects.
Scope note: Residential work is limited to home builders, pool contractors and remodelers. Does not take residential projects directly from homeowners.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Tampa, Brandon, Riverview, Lakeland + 13 more locations
Scope note: Advertises approximately a 50-mile radius around Valrico; named places are recorded without calculating further coverage.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Jacksonville, Bradford County, Clay County, Duval County + 2 more locations
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Clearwater, Pinellas County, Hillsborough County, Pasco County + 1 more locations
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Broward County, Miami-Dade County, Palm Beach County
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Hillsborough County, Citrus County, Marion County, Hernando County + 5 more locations
Scope note: Demolition scope is described as non-structural and light structural. Full house demolition is not inferred.
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Tampa, Land O' Lakes, Lutz, Wesley Chapel + 1 more locations
Mobile Home Removal
Advertised coverage: Alachua County, Columbia County, Gilchrist County, Suwannee County + 5 more locations
Scope note: Site excludes asbestos abatement, slab/foundation removal and difficult-access work from its standard flat-rate scope; additional pricing may apply.
Scope note: Standard flat-rate pricing excludes asbestos abatement, slab or foundation removal, and difficult-access work. Additional pricing may apply.
State that you want the home transported intact and provide its configuration, condition and destination if known. Ask whether the business handles relocation before discussing a demolition or disposal quotation.
Label each addition in photographs or on a sketch. Tell the contractor which elements belong to the home-removal request and which should remain, rather than assuming they follow the treatment of the main home.
Create a lot-by-lot list with ownership contacts, access details and the required work. Ask the contractor to distinguish each lot’s scope and explain how movements through the park would be coordinated.
Describe the intended next use and ask the contractor to specify the condition it will leave. Identify remaining surfaces, debris and attached features in that agreement rather than relying on the phrase lot cleared.