What Is A Manufactured Home Certification?

A manufactured home certification is a process by which a manufactured or mobile home is inspected and certified to meet specific construction, safety, and quality standards set by relevant authorities. The certification ensures that the home complies with the regulations and requirements for manufactured housing.

How Our Certifications Are Performed

On-Site Visit

Our expertly trained inspectors take photos and measurements of the entire home.

Detailed Report

Our photos and measurements are documented into our computer generated report.

Engineer Review

The qualified engineer then assess the report and approves or denies the certification.

Repairs

If home needs required repairs. The repairs will need to be done prior to closing.

Certification

Finally, all repairs are completed and a manufactured home certification is approved!

Follow Up

As always with our company, we are here to assist our clients with any questions they may have.

When are Manufactured Homes Certifications Required?

• Regulatory Compliance: Manufactured home certifications are required to ensure compliance with applicable building codes, standards, and regulations set by government or regulatory agencies. These certifications verify that the home meets the minimum requirements for safety, structural integrity, and quality.
• Financing and Insurance: Lenders and insurance providers may require manufactured home certifications as a condition for providing financing or insurance coverage. The certification serves as proof that the home has been inspected and meets the necessary standards, reducing the risk for the financial institution or insurer.
• Resale or Transfer: When selling or transferring ownership of a manufactured home, certification may be required to demonstrate that the home is compliant with building codes and regulations. Prospective buyers and their lenders may request proof of certification to ensure the home meets the necessary standards.
• Placement or Installation: Certification is often required before a manufactured home can be placed or installed on a specific site or within a manufactured home community. This ensures that the home meets the required safety and quality standards and can be safely placed or installed in the designated location.
• Compliance with HUD Standards: In the United States, manufactured homes must comply with the standards set by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Certification is necessary to confirm that the home meets these HUD standards, ensuring uniformity and quality in the construction and installation of manufactured homes.

It's important to note that specific certification requirements may vary depending on the jurisdiction and local regulations. Compliance with local, state, and national regulations is essential to ensure the legality, safety, and quality of manufactured homes.