Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about structure moving or wondering what solutions we have to offer? Check out our F.A.Q. below for answers to questions we commonly receive.
What is structure moving, and how does it work?
Structure moving involves lifting and relocating a building using hydraulic jacks, steel beams, and specialized equipment. It can be done to preserve historic buildings, relocate homes, or adjust foundations.
Why would I need to move a structure?
Common reasons include foundation replacement, floodplain relocation, property redevelopment, road expansion projects, or historical preservation.
Can any type of building be moved?
Most wood, brick, and steel-frame structures can be moved, but feasibility depends on the building’s condition, size, and structural integrity.
How long does the structure moving process take?
It depends on the complexity of the move. Preparation can take weeks, while the actual relocation may take a few days. Factors like permitting, foundation work, and weather also affect timelines.
How long does it take to lift and move a structure?
The timeframe to lift and move structures varies drastically depending on the scope of the project, but typically take anywhere from 1-2 weeks for smaller projects to a month or longer for larger projects.
Do you handle utility disconnections and reconnections?
Yes, we coordinate with utility providers to safely disconnect and reconnect services, ensuring a smooth transition.
How much does it cost to move a structure?
Costs vary depending on size, distance, foundation requirements, and site conditions. We offer free consultations and estimates for accurate pricing.
