You donât need WSIB if 100% of your work is paid directly to you by homeowners. As soon as you do one job as a sub for another contractor you must pay premiums on all work you did for the reporting period regardless of whether or not it was for a homeowner or a contractor.ou donât need WSIB if 100% of your work is paid directly to you by homeowners. As soon as you do one job as a sub for another contractor you must pay premiums on all work you did for the reporting period regardless of whether or not it was for a homeowner or a contractor.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in August 2008, the average prices for new manufactured homes in the United States were $37,000 for a new single-wide home and $76,000 for a new double-wide home. Of course, these figures are only averages, and tell us nothing about the highest or lowest ends of the price spectrum.
1 On average, a short mobile home move that is less than 100 miles will typically cost anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000. 2  This would be the range for a single-wide trailer. 3  For double wide or triple wide trailers, the prices can significantly rise.4  For jobs over 100 miles, plan on spending around $6 to $15 per mile. There are a lot of extra fees that you will have to factor in. 2  According to MobileHomeSell.com, the average cost of moving a mobile home is around $5 to $10 per mile. 3  This is going to include the necessary permits, the setup, licenses and removal.