Safety
Safety is our first priority
Every move is planned, permitted, escorted, and staffed by a crew in proper protective equipment, so your home, our team, and everyone on the road gets where they're going safely.
How we work
Safety-first, standard practice
These aren't extras. They're how every Mountain Movers job runs, from the first site visit to the final tie-down.
Route survey & permits
- Every route is driven and surveyed before move day
- State oversize permits pulled for the exact route and travel times
- Tree limbs, overhead lines, and obstacles identified and cleared in advance
Escort vehicles & marking
- Pilot / escort vehicles with OVERSIZE LOAD signs and lights
- Red and orange flags marking the full width of the home
- Amber beacons and oversize banners on every tow vehicle
Personal protective equipment
- Hi-vis vests on every crew member, on every job
- Hard hats, gloves, and eye protection during setup and rigging
- Steel-toe boots required on site
Traffic control
- Trained flaggers with STOP / SLOW paddles
- Cones and warning signs placed before traffic is stopped or directed
- Moves scheduled around peak traffic where permits allow
Equipment maintenance
- Trucks, toters, and house tugs inspected before every job
- Tires, hitches, lights, and brakes checked on the pre-trip walk-around
- Equipment kept clean and serviced on a regular schedule
Home inspection before transport
- Frame and I-beam checked for damage before we hitch up
- Utilities disconnected, skirting removed, and loose items secured
- Homes that aren't safe to move don't leave the lot
On the job
Hard hats and hi-vis on every crew
Photos from our own job sites, not stock images.
Credentials
Licensed, bonded & insured
We hold the registrations and state installer licenses required for the work we do in every state we serve.
A copy of our written safety program and certificates of insurance are available to customers, permitting offices, and insurance underwriters on request.
Questions about how we'll move your home?
We'll walk the route with you and explain every step.