Give a New Hampshire transporter both the body width and the roof projections before discussing a departure. Tra 304.13 has manufactured-housing conditions for eaves, wind and size-dependent travel days, so a preferred date remains subject to permit review.
Identify which side has the projecting eave
New Hampshire Tra 304.13 allows an additional six-inch eave on the right, shoulder side for the manufactured-housing single-trip category. A left-side overhang counts within the permitted width. The category allows widths up to 16 feet, subject to its conditions.
Photograph both sides and label the base width separately from the roof projections. Let the hauler confirm how the home will face during travel. An unlabeled overall measurement can leave the person estimating the move unsure which part of the home it describes.
Check the travel days against the full dimensions
For loads over 14 feet and up to 16 feet wide, no more than 110 feet long and no more than 14 feet 6 inches high, the rule limits travel to Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with additional roadway conditions. Other dimensions require their own review.
If your purchase closes on a Friday, disclose that timing early. Ask the transporter to explain the earliest workable collection after access is available, rather than treating closing day and hauling day as interchangeable. Include any date by which the property must be clear.
Request a New Hampshire transport quote
Share the home details, both addresses and available dates. Ask the provider to confirm the transport scope and any route-dependent allowances.
Plan who calls when the weather stops the move
The rule prohibits these movements when wind velocity exceeds 25 mph. Ask the hauler how it monitors conditions and who will notify you if departure is postponed.
Put the commercial consequences in the estimate: whether a delayed move changes the booking, what waiting charges may apply and how the delivery contact will be updated. A provider should be able to explain its communication process even when it cannot promise the weather.
Confirm the transport handoff
Request a written description of the home sections, the hauling method and responsibility for permits and any required escorts. If inspection could change the equipment choice, ask for that decision before approving the final price. Give the transporter photographs of both property approaches, especially where the entrance is not obvious from the address.
Identify who can receive the home and where transport responsibility ends. This quote request does not include installation, utility reconnection or site preparation. Keep those arrangements explicit when coordinating the larger relocation, so the delivery schedule does not depend on work that nobody has agreed to provide.