Move the garage doors around the corner and leave it there.
caeslus (#3574)
16 years ago
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@AlecDalek >>>
I used to know someone whose job was to get all the permits, find a route, etc. for a company that was involved in moving loads that were consider too wide or heavy for the normal moving companies. I’m fairly certain the company responsible for moving this house would be responsible for any damages that would have occured to the house. They probably have insurance for accidents anyway.
As for the damage to the highway, um, well I’d say the county where this happened would pay to fix the bridge but they might sue for damages if the moving company didn’t follow weight limits.
@caeslus-
This ISN’T a prefab or modular house. I used to build modular and prefab houses….they are always moved in halves or quarters, depending on the total size of the unit. Also, the garage is NEVER attached when it is being moved. It is moved seperately.
Failtroll is crushed to death.
Move the garage doors around the corner and leave it there.
For Sale:
Brand New Prefab Home!
Our new Patented suspension technology has opened up thousands of potential locations for your new home.
This home includes:
Two Car Garage
High Quality Vinyl Siding
Exterior Lighting Accents
Fenced in Neighbors
Waterfront View
EASY access to the highway
EASY access to river via Garage
Paved entry sidewalk is extra.
THIS IS WHERE YOU LIVE NOW!
So who pays for that?
a little more to the left
if it were 1862, you could erect a fence and call it a homestead.
@AlecDalek >>>
I used to know someone whose job was to get all the permits, find a route, etc. for a company that was involved in moving loads that were consider too wide or heavy for the normal moving companies. I’m fairly certain the company responsible for moving this house would be responsible for any damages that would have occured to the house. They probably have insurance for accidents anyway.
As for the damage to the highway, um, well I’d say the county where this happened would pay to fix the bridge but they might sue for damages if the moving company didn’t follow weight limits.
@caeslus-
This ISN’T a prefab or modular house. I used to build modular and prefab houses….they are always moved in halves or quarters, depending on the total size of the unit. Also, the garage is NEVER attached when it is being moved. It is moved seperately.