Haul This House

A mother with a young child has returned to a remote island where she vacationed in her youth and has bought a 1-acre plot so that her daughter grow up exploring nature. She’s currently living in a trailer, and is in dire need of a house. Unable to afford a new build she’s turned to the Nickel Brothers who’ve found her single story 2-bedroom house which costs a third of the price of building from scratch. With the property 70 miles away on a nearby island, it’s now up to the Nickel crew to face their toughest move yet, as they only have one day to split, lift and haul the house up against tire blow outs and more unexpected hurdles that put the move in jeopardy.

A couple in search of their dream waterfront retirement home are returning to a place they know and love. Having bought their ideal plot, they’re fortunate to have fallen in lovely with a 4-bedroom, avant-garde mid-century property and are hoping to move it onto the property. The hard part? The house is 60 miles away on a neighboring island. To move it, the Nickel Brothers’ hauling crew will have to deal with Californian wildfires, a sagging house and s sinking barge before they stand any chance of delivering this unique property intact.

A large family looking to live off the grid have bought a 40 acre farm in the San Juan islands. Unfortunately, they are all currently cramped into a tiny hut, so they need a real home, and fast. To the rescue are the Nickel Brothers, who happen to have a mega two story, 4 bedroom house which would solve all their problems. But moving this 60-ton monster will prove an epic challenge for the Nickels crew who have to dice and splice it in half before hauling the 72 foot convoy to the remote island plot.

A house hunter in search of her dream retirement spot has bought a acre plot by the sea. Now she needs a house but with building costs being exorbitant, she’s opted to buy a recycled home and move it onto the property. Courtesy of the Nickel Brothers, she’s found a single story 3-bedroom house to her liking. Now it’s up to the Nickels to haul the house 140 miles by land and sea, but dark roads, steep hills and a heavy house make this one monster move.