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Mobile Home Installers

In this initial step, we thoroughly assess your site to ensure it's ready for your mobile home, starting with a detailed inspection of soil conditions, drainage, and terrain. We clear away vegetation, debris, rocks, and any obstacles, then grade and level the ground to promote proper drainage and create a stable foundation. If needed, we conduct a percolation test for septic systems and coordinate with local authorities to verify zoning compliance, obtain permits, and confirm setbacks of at least 20 feet, all while adhering to building codes for a safe and compliant setup.

We handle the safe relocation of your mobile home to the new site by first obtaining the necessary moving permit from the Tennessee Department of Motor Vehicles and securing proof of ownership and registration. Our team plans a clear transportation route, coordinating with authorities to manage any obstacles like tree limbs or utility wires, and we hire experienced, licensed transporters to hook up, move, and unhook the home without damage, ensuring full compliance with Tennessee regulations for distances under 50 miles.

Once the home is on-site, we position it precisely and install a compliant foundation using concrete pads or piers tailored to soil conditions. We secure the structure with ground anchors or hurricane straps according to HUD, state, and manufacturer guidelines, level it to avoid structural problems, seal seams and moisture barriers, and conduct required inspections for tie-downs, stabilization, and footers to guarantee long-term stability and safety.

We safely and efficiently handle all aspects of your mobile home's electrical connection, ensuring it's fully compliant with local and national codes. Our electricians connect your home to the power grid, and wire the service panel, all while performing thorough safety checks. We confirm that all wiring is correctly terminated, grounded, and protected, providing you with a safe, reliable, and legally compliant power supply for your new home.

We connect your mobile home's plumbing system to an approved water supply—whether municipal or well—and sewage setup like public sewer or septic, using pipes, fittings, and fixtures designed specifically for mobile homes. We check the optimal water pressure, drainage, and venting to prevent leaks or issues, and we schedule inspections to confirm everything meets Tennessee’s Uniform Plumbing Code for reliable, code-compliant functionality.

To improve insulation, appearance, and protection, we install skirting around the base of your mobile home using materials like vinyl, brick veneer, or lattice that align with local zoning and aesthetic rules. We measure and cut the skirting to fit perfectly, secure it for durability against weather, and incorporate ventilation to avoid moisture buildup, resulting in a polished, compliant finish.

We build functional and safe access points like 4x4 decks, porches, or steps with a maximum of 5 steps, designing the layout to meet setback and structural standards. After obtaining a building permit, we construct the framing, install decking materials such as wood or composite, add handrails or ramps for accessibility if required, and pass county inspections for framing and safety to enhance your home's usability.