You'll never get it back and I seriously doubt you'd find a park that would let you bring it in.Another thing you should be concerned about are caustic and carcinogenic chemicals and asbestos.

They can have someone locate it and either remove or chemically treat it to remove the smell.Be blessed daily

I just lost a sale supposedly due to the insurance company not covering what the electrician wrote up as Synthetic Rayon in braided jacket with thermoplastic insulation.

This the synthetic wood floor?

That price included pumping, chemically treating, and ultimately collapsing the septic tank, directional boring 3/4 of the way around the house (.39 acre lot), two cleanouts installed, and he even removed a damaged cast iron stack pipe which had cracked in my foundation and updated it to PVC at no charge.I gave the overpriced $4,000 water equipment to a friend who had suffered from hard water and haven't had an issue with my new city water/sewer setup yet.Contact me if you'd like to chat further.

It's a chemical process applied by a pro and is quite durable, and way cheaper than demo and install.

Or hire Servepro...Treat chemically for mold as well.

You will need to use a carpet cleaner that cleans with chemicals and hot water not just steam.  

Typically, I have the termite company do any chemical treatments and I have my guys repair any framing, etc as I can do it cheaper than their bids.

Unfortunately, the brass Kitec fittings allowed a chemical reaction to take place which eventually weakened the fittings causing them to fail.