Mobile & Manufactured Home Removal

Brevard County has a lot of manufactured housing, especially in the south end. Barefoot Bay out in Micco is one of the largest manufactured-home communities in the state, and there are parks and lots throughout Grant-Valkaria, Palm Bay, and Melbourne. As those older single- and double-wides age out, get storm-damaged, or make way for a new build, they have to come off the pad — and that's a specific kind of teardown.

Space Coast Demolition removes mobile and manufactured homes across Brevard for owners, park operators, and investors. We take the whole thing — the home, the anchors, the skirting, and the debris around it — and haul it off, so you're left with a clean lot instead of a half-gutted trailer.

What a clean removal actually takes

A mobile home isn't just towed off and forgotten — most older units aren't roadworthy, so they get demolished in place and hauled out as debris. That means dealing with the tie-downs and anchors holding it to the pad, the skirting and steps around it, and whatever add-ons have been built on over the years. We handle all of it and leave the lot or pad clean.

There's paperwork, too. Removing a mobile home generally needs a demolition permit and utility disconnects through the local building department or Brevard County, and if the home sits in a community like Barefoot Bay we work within the park's rules and access constraints. Storm-damaged and abandoned units are a big part of this work down here, and we can document the job if it's tied to an insurance claim.