Anyone in the process of buying or selling a manufactured home needs to invest in a manufactured home inspection. Admittedly, home buyers will likely get the most benefit from an inspection, but they can be just as beneficial to a seller.

Our inspectors are trained and educated to inspect a manufactured home and will look at these following components:

HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Moisture, Floors, Ceilings, Windows, Doors, Walls, Proper marriage line alignment, Overextended Jack heads, Wood pads with cracks, Squeaking floors, Warped or bowing floors that could mean water damage, Toilets with bad wax rings, loose flanges, or a wobble, A moisture barrier, belly wrap is present and healthy with no tears, Damage around water heaters and furnaces, Pier Spacing, Healthy outrigger with no visible sagging, Sagging ceiling panels (caused by broken 1″x2″ or 2″x2″ rafters).