Your modular home is delivered fully assembled on a trailer that is very similar to a rollback tow truck. We need to make sure, prior to arrival, that we will be able to access the site. Because of that, we have some recommendations that can help be a guideline for modular home cabin delivery. Truck and trailer can at times be as long as 70′ and therefore we need to make sure that there is sufficient room for the driver to get into the site. Your lane needs to be stoned in and free of all mud at the time of delivery. On straight stretches, we need approx. 2′ more space than the cabin’s width, and 14′ of vertical clearance. So check out the cabin styles and floor plans, see the dimensions, and add 2′. On turns in driveways, we need to make sure that there is adequate room to make the turn. The site must be clear of all trees, tree limbs etc, within the area where the modular home cabin needs to enter the site. Our skilled and experienced drivers are very seasoned at navigating the tight spaces many of our homes end up in. We do ask that if you have any questions, about the delivery process, at all that you give us a call to discuss them. Oftentimes we may ask you to send us some pictures of the area that this cabin will be placed. This allows us to go the extra mile and allows us to get a feel for what we are getting into. It will also allow us to ask any questions that we may have prior to arrival. We want to make sure that we do everything we can to make everything go as smoothly as possible for your log cabin delivery, right down to the screw being driven.