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Moving > FAQ
> Answer 1a |
What does it cost to move a house? The type of house makes a difference. |
| In general, ranking the type of houses and the cost to move them would like something like this: |
| One story (higher ranking is higher cost to move): |
| 1. Wood frame |
| 2. Stucco |
| 3. Brick veneer (assuming the mover takes the brick with) |
| 4. Brick |
| Story and a Half (higher ranking is higher cost to move): |
| 1. Wood frame |
| 2. Stucco |
| 3. Brick veneer (assuming the mover takes the brick with) |
| 4. Brick |
Two story (higher ranking is higher cost to move): |
| 1. Wood frame |
| 2. Stucco |
| 3. Brick veneer (assuming the mover takes the brick with) |
| 4. Brick |
The above is a broad generalization.
Don't take it as gospel.
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