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Moving > FAQ
> Answer 2 |
What about overhead utilities? How often are overhead utilities a problem? |
| Anything over a one story house will get into the overhead utilities. |
| How far can I move a house with overhead utilities in the way? |
Moving a one story house 70 miles across country isn't really unreasonable. However, moving a two story house over 15 to 20 miles might be too expensive. The statements above are just a rough estimation. It will vary depending on your possible routes. |
| Who pays for the cost of moving the overhead utilities? |
| Typically, the home owner is responsible for the overhead utility costs. This includes but is not limited to: power lines, telephone lines, and cable TV. |