Myrtle Beach · Horry County, SC · Process
How Mobile Home Removal Requests Work
A request moves through three stages: you describe the property, the request may be shared with a potentially suitable provider, and the provider independently confirms everything that matters.
Independent service-request website. Calls and forms may be shared with a third-party provider. The provider confirms availability, pricing, and service terms.
Stage 1 — You describe the property and the request
The process starts with you. When you call or send the form, you describe the property and what you want done: the address, the home type, who owns the home and the land, its condition, how equipment can reach it, the number of homes involved, and the final lot condition you have in mind. The more accurately you describe the property, the more useful the review is. Nothing about this first stage commits you to anything, and no work is scheduled at this point.
Stage 2 — The request may be shared with a provider
Once a request is received, it may be shared with a third-party provider that appears potentially suitable for the scope and area. This is a possible match, not a guarantee. Provider availability is never promised. A provider may decline, may not cover the parcel, or may not have capacity at the time. If no suitable provider is available for a given request, the request may not move forward. This website may be compensated when a request is shared with a provider, which does not change your ability to deal with the provider directly.
Stage 3 — The provider independently confirms everything
If a provider takes up a request, the provider is the party that confirms every detail that matters and works directly with the property owner. The provider independently confirms its identity, coverage of the parcel, its capability for the scope, current availability, the scope itself, the price, the required documentation, and the service terms. This site does not confirm any of those on the provider’s behalf, and this site does not set price or terms.
Who is responsible for what
Because this site is an independent request router and not the contractor, responsibility for the work rests with the provider and the property owner. The list below sets out where responsibility sits once a request is accepted.
- Contract formation — between the provider and the property owner.
- Permits — the provider and owner, with the authority over the parcel.
- Jurisdiction checks — the provider and owner confirm the responsible office.
- Utilities — disconnection and capping are arranged by the provider and owner.
- Underground notice — the excavator gives the required advance notice.
- Asbestos classification — determined by qualified parties, not by this site.
- Ownership and title resolution — the owner, with the titling agency and county.
- Disposal — the provider, at facilities that accept the material.
- Execution — the provider performs the accepted work.
- Completion — verified between the provider and owner.
- Warranty — offered, if any, by the provider.
- Disputes — resolved between the provider and the property owner.
Before you send a request
If you are still choosing the right scope, the home page walks through the broad mobile home removal decision for Myrtle Beach. When you are ready, you can call or send a request. The website terms of service explain that third-party providers are responsible for any accepted work.