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Structural Movers are located throughout North America and the rest of the world. Movers located in the United States should be listed here.

Resources in This Category

• Deitz House Moving Engineers, Inc.

  http://www.deitzhousemovers.com/
  Raises houses, buildings and structures of all types. Specializes in brick, masonry and historic structures in Michigan and surrounding states.

• Edwards Moving and Rigging, Inc.

  http://www.edwardsmoving.com/
  Specializes in moving heavy machinery and historic landmarks. Also raises businesses and homes above flood lines. Based in Shelbyville, KY.

• Expert House Movers Inc.

  http://www.experthousemovers.com/
  House and historic building movers based in Virginia.

• Hollis Kennedy House Movers

  http://kennedyhousemovers.tripod.com/
  Complete moving services for residential dwellings and commercial structures. Based in Huntsville, AL.

• J. E. Oswalt & Sons

  http://www.oswaltmoves.com/
  Movers and haulers of extreme weight and size loads. Facilities include a rail transload, storage facility and a 600 tonne crane for lash barge work. Located in Batesburg SC.

• Larmon House Movers

  http://www.larmonhousemovers.com/
  Located in Schuylerville, NY. A company that lifts and moves houses and other structures. Serving Albany, Saratoga Springs, Catskill region to the Canadian border, and Massachusetts.

• Modern House And Building Movers Inc.

  http://www.modernmovers.com/
  Provides structural moving for homes, businesses, boats, trains and buildings. Based in Orlando, FL.

• Prodger House Movers Inc.

  http://www.prodgerhousemovers.com/
  Moves, buys and sells used houses and buildings in Minnesota.

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