Brownie Moving & Heavy Hauling is dedicated to the preservation of historical structures. As skilled transport specialist, we are familiar with the nuances of aged, delicate heritage structures and their potential challenges.
Weight: 85 TON
Dimensions: 28' x 55'
Construction: Wood Frame
This classic wooden frame residence, circa early 1900’s was relocated from Palm Beach, Florida to Palm City, Florida.
Weight: 540 TON
Dimensions: 36' x 73', 2 ½ Story
Construction: Brick
Our company relocated this brick structure, a cigar factory in Ybor City, for the recent expansion of the Interstate 4 corridor through downtown Tampa, Florida.
Weight: 890 TON
Dimensions: 8,000 Sq. Ft.
Construction: Clay Tile
An intra-neighborhood relocation, this magnificent home was raised, rotated 90 degrees, then relocated 150' feet to an adjacent lot.
Weight: 225 TON
Dimensions: 4,000 Sq. Ft. 2½ Story
Construction: Wood Frame
This 225-TON structure was relocated from Stuart, Florida to West Palm Beach, Florida via the intercoastal waterway.
Weight: 135 TON
Dimensions: 42' x 26'
Construction: Wood Frame
Architectural Boathouse located on the Jupiter Inlet, Jupiter Island, Florida. Structure was re-positioned enhancing the riverside view and elevated for new support foundation.
Weight: 210 TON
Dimensions: 3 Story
Construction: Wood Frame
This magnificent home relocation, airing on CNN News, was transported 27 miles by barge, underneath the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Weight: 100-200 TON
Dimensions: 3,800 Sq. Ft., Largest
Construction: Wood Frame
Seven different historical structures, these vintage wooden buildings were painstakingly relocated to preserve the founding heritage of the city of New Orleans, Louisiana.
Weight: 350 TON
Dimensions: 32' x 70', 2½ Story
Construction: Brick
This circa late 1800's brick structure, The Peabody Essex Museum, was relocated in Salem Massachusetts.
300 TON
Dimensions: 3 Story
Construction: Brick
This historic three-story brick structure, the Brewer House, was moved approximately one-mile for an expansion of the Pratt & Whitney facility in East Hartford, Connecticut.
Weight: 185 TON
Dimensions: 60' x 127'
Construction: Wood Frame
With careful attention to not disturb vintage stained-glass windows throughout, this circa early 1900’s church in Southampton, New York was moved 200' then returned for the addition of a new foundation.
Weight: 340 TON
Dimensions: 50' x 84'
Construction: Brick
This 5,000 sq.ft. structure was relocated from McDill Avenue in Tampa, Florida while preserving its historical natural surrounding environment.