TAMIETTI HOUSE MOVING AND CONSTRUCTION, INC

TAMIETTI HOUSE MOVING AND CONSTRUCTION, INC. specializes in the structural relocation and precision moving of residential and commercial buildings, leveraging heavy-lift engineering, hydraulic jacking systems, and temporary support infrastructure to safely transport structures without demolition. Their technical expertise includes foundation replacement, alignment restoration, utility disconnection/reconnection, and seismic retrofitting during transit, ensuring compliance with local building codes and environmental regulations. A key differentiator is their ability to execute complex moves in constrained urban or rural environments while preserving historical integrity and minimizing disruption to adjacent properties. The company’s methodology integrates real-time load monitoring, GPS-guided positioning, and customized steel beam framing to handle oversized or fragile structures. Award history does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific federal agencies or contract patterns, and no recent awards are available for analysis. As such, no confirmed agency relationships or project typologies can be inferred. The primary NAICS code 484220 corresponds to specialized freight trucking, specifically for the transportation of heavy or oversized loads, which in practice translates to the movement of entire buildings as non-standard cargo. This places the contractor in a niche segment of the construction and logistics intersection, serving clients requiring structural relocation rather than new construction or demolition services. Market positioning is defined by technical precision and logistical coordination rather than volume-based contracting. TAMIETTI HOUSE MOVING AND CONSTRUCTION, INC. is a woman-owned small business operating from Whitehall, MT. The entity structure designation 2L indicates it is a small business under SBA size standards. The company holds a Woman-Owned Business certification, enhancing its eligibility for targeted federal and state procurement programs. While geographic presence is centered in Montana, its operational capacity enables service delivery across regions where building relocation is required, particularly in areas with heritage preservation mandates or land-use constraints.