Mobile Home Leveling Cost: 2026 Published Price Audit

Provider Base Prices

Source: Direct read from each provider’s pricing page, July 28, 2026.

Note on provider-reported average: Re-Level Tennessee also publishes a double-wide average of $2,000 on the same pricing page as its $1,299 starting price for the same width. That average is 54% above the starting price. This is the only provider-reported average in the dataset; it appears on the same pricing page as the starting price.

Width-Specific Price Floors

Median single-wide floor across 4 width-specific brands: $974.50. Median double-wide floor: $1,299. These are starting or base prices, not typical final bids.

Same-Brand Regional Price Variation: On Level Services

On Level Services operates under the brand name relevelingpros.com across five U.S. regions with separately published price schedules. Because the same brand publishes different prices for the same home width in different regions, this section isolates within-brand geographic variation without mixing brands.

Published Add-On and Separate Charges

Starting prices rarely cover every scenario. These are charges published separately from base prices by providers in the dataset.

Source: On Level Services add-ons from regional pages at relevelingpros.com; Desert and Accurate from their respective pricing pages. All verified July 28, 2026.

On Level Services Travel Tiers — Florida

Source: https://www.relevelingpros.com/florida/ — verified July 28, 2026. Travel tiers exist on the Florida schedule page; other On Level regions may publish different travel policies.

National Publisher Estimates

These figures come from national home-improvement editorial sites (This Old House, Angi, HomeGuide, Manufactured Housing Consultants). They are not provider prices; they are editorial estimates published as guides. They are included here as a separate class for comparison, not as primary price data.

All four publishers show identical or nearly identical overall and single-wide ranges ($450–$600 and $450–$900). The triple-wide estimates vary: HomeGuide and MHC publish $900–$1,200 while Angi and This Old House use $1,000+. Angi and HomeGuide range metadata shows $2,500+ as a high-end figure. These ranges are lower than the provider starting prices in Table 1 for most width categories; the datasets serve different purposes.

Official Texas Regulatory Fees and Requirements

Source: Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) and Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR), verified July 28, 2026.

Texas requires a licensed and bonded installer for releveling. The state reporting fee ($75 for the first section, $25 per additional section) is a statutory fee payable to TDHCA — it is separate from any provider charge and must appear as a distinct line if it applies to a project.

Published Job Duration Guidance

Published Inspection Frequency Guidance

These are provider statements, not regulatory requirements.

Full Dataset — All 113 Records

The complete audited dataset. Every figure used above appears here with its record ID, class, source URL, and verification date. Use the filter below to search by any column — all 113 rows exist in the page HTML for search engines and View Source.

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The CSV and JSON files contain identical records. Fields: record_id, record_class, organization, home_width_or_charge_type, metric_value_display, price_basis, source_title, source_url, verification_date, and all other columns listed in the dataset documentation.