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Saint Paul’s river bluffs and steep grades through Highland Park and the West Side make a double wide delivery more demanding than it would be on flat ground, since both sections have to travel the same sloped route and then meet at a perfectly level line once they reach the site. A crew unfamiliar with hillside deliveries can misjudge a grade and put a section at risk before it ever reaches your lot. Older infrastructure in neighborhoods like Payne Phalen adds another layer, since utility access was never designed for multi-section homes. Homes of Harmony has served Southeast Minnesota buyers since 1976, and our crews are trained specifically to manage grade changes, tight river valley streets, and Ramsey County permitting so both sections of your home come together without issue.
How is a double wide manufactured home delivered safely across hilly terrain. Our specialized hauling equipment is built to manage grade changes, and every Saint Paul route is planned in advance to avoid steep descents and sharp river valley curves so each section arrives without damage.
Who installs double wide manufactured homes correctly on uneven Saint Paul lots. Our factory trained technicians handle precise leveling on grades steeper than what most crews are accustomed to, aligning both sections and securing utility connections that meet city and Ramsey County code.
What does a double wide delivery site need in Saint Paul. Sloped lots require a wider, more carefully graded footprint than a single-section home would need. We walk your property before delivery day to catch these issues while there is still time to solve them.
Do I need a permit for double wide delivery in Saint Paul. In most cases, yes. We navigate city and Ramsey County applications so your delivery stays on schedule and fully compliant.
