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Mobile home moving laws and licensing in Idaho

State license:Installers only

How Idaho regulates mobile home moves: licensing, how to look a mover up and USDOT rules.

Researched from public sources, last checked March 14, 2026.

Is a license required?

Idaho regulates mobile-home work through installer licensing. We have no license on record specific to moving a mobile home. The primary regulator is ID Division of Occupational & Professional Licenses.

Mobile home licenses in Idaho

Installing (not a moving license)

USDOT and operating authority

  • A USDOT number is required for moves within Idaho when the vehicle or combination weighs 26,001 lbs or more. Source
  • Moves that cross a state line need a USDOT number in every state. Source

Licensed mobile home movers in Idaho

6 companies in our records hold a Idaho credential for mobile home work.

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Questions

Do you need a license to move a mobile home in Idaho?
Idaho regulates mobile-home work through installer licensing. We have no license on record specific to moving a mobile home. The primary regulator is ID Division of Occupational & Professional Licenses.
Does a mobile home mover in Idaho need a USDOT number?
A USDOT number is required for moves within Idaho when the vehicle or combination weighs 26,001 lbs or more. Moves that cross a state line need a USDOT number in every state.

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