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Mobile Home Transport in Hillsborough County, FL
Trinity Services is the bilingual mobile home transport, setup, and tie-down specialist serving all of Hillsborough County. We cover 6 cities here. Licensed, bonded, and insured. Free written quote after a quick call or visit.
Moving or setting up a mobile home in Hillsborough County
Hillsborough County runs from the Tampa Bay shoreline out to strawberry farms and open land near the Polk and Manatee lines, so no two mobile home jobs here look alike. In unincorporated areas, permits go through Hillsborough County Development Services on the HillsGovHub portal, and the county keeps separate checklists for a home set on private land and a home set in a park. The City of Tampa and Plant City permit inside their own limits. We work out which office applies to your address, pull the permit for you and give you a written quote.
- Hillsborough County requires a licensed mobile home installer to pull the setup permit, along with a foundation plan that shows the blocking and tie-downs.
- On private land, the county's site plan must show the Base Flood Elevation and the finished floor height, so we check your flood zone before the home is set.
- The county puts every mobile and manufactured home in evacuation Zone A, even inland, which means you are among the first asked to leave when a storm comes.
- Hurricane Helene in 2024 pushed water to a record level at the East Bay gauge, and Milton brought wind gusts near 93 mph by Tampa International Airport two weeks later.
- About 6.5% of the homes in Hillsborough County are mobile homes, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.
In unincorporated areas like Riverview, Ruskin, Gibsonton and Wimauma, it is Hillsborough County Development Services through the HillsGovHub portal. Inside Tampa or Plant City city limits, the city building office handles it. We confirm the right office for your address and pull the permit for you.
Yes. The county publishes one checklist for setup on private property and another for setup in a mobile home park. Private property requires more site information, such as setbacks and flood elevations on the site plan.
Hillsborough County places all mobile and manufactured homes in Zone A no matter how far inland they sit. Good anchoring protects the home, but you still leave when Zone A is ordered out. You can look up your zone on the county's HEAT tool.
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No surprises
- The price on your written quote is the price.
- If something changes on site, we tell you in writing first. Nothing extra happens without your signature.
- You pay in stages as the work gets done, not everything up front.
- Your lender can work from our written quote.
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Same-day online quote, or give us a call. We know every park, lot, and inspector in the county.