For all your
house moving,
new basements, and
heavy equipment moves.
319-653-2282
1000 N 12th,
Washington, IA 52353
pattersonmoving@iowatelecom.net
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Patterson and his crew
have moved thousands of structures to make them one of the country's largest
house movers! |
Nation's Leading
House Mover
Jeremy Patterson is a fully insured house mover
with a crew that has over 100 years combined experience in
structural moving. Patterson provides house moving, building relocation
and structural raising services throughout the US and the world. One of
the only companies that raises homes strictly on Unified
Jacking Machines for a safe, damage-free result.
With over 350 structures moved
each year, Patterson is the nation's leading structure
relocation and house mover. In addition Paterson is one of the world's leading cement and
stone structure movers.
No job is too big!
Jeremy Patterson House Moving, Inc. has been
recognized with
awards for the Heaviest
Structure and Widest Structure moved and for moving
the Most Square Footage on a single floor as well.
Jeremy is one of the only movers in the United
States to own the latest in toe jack
technology and also owns 2
of the only 32 in the world 12-Jack Unified Jacking
Machines and recently acquired a 24-Jack Double
Acting Zoned Package Ball Machine, which is the 2nd
largest unified machine in the world!
"Save a tree,
move a house!"
We are very proud to be able to save a
home from demolition and deliver it to a new owner.
We are just one company doing our part to reduce
waste in our landfills. You can make a difference
too by moving or raising a home with us. Visit our
House-Mart
page to see the homes we currently have for sale.
Historical Preservation
We are dedicated to the preservation of
historical structures and pride ourselves in our
ability to safely relocate these structures saving
them from demolition. Visit our
Historical Preservation
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