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Before Selling or Buying: Foundation Strappings 

Ensuring a manufactured home is properly strapped down and anchored to its foundation is a critical requirement, particularly during the sale or purchase of the property. This structural security is not merely a formality; it is essential for the long-term stability, safety, and financing eligibility of the home. Proper tie-down and anchoring prevent lateral and vertical movement, which protects the home from damage during high winds and severe weather, and prevents foundation shifting that could damage plumbing and interior structures. Before any sale is finalized, securing the strapping must be completed by a certified professional, who will then issue a Certificate of Compliance upon final inspection and approval. This certificate serves as the necessary legal documentation, assuring lenders and new homeowners that the home meets all local, state, and federal safety and structural codes, thereby protecting the investment and streamlining the sales transaction.

We are listed by MSC Inspections Analysis Consulting as a approved company.
We are recommended by MSC because of our history of quality work especially with manufactured homes.

Schedule Regular Inspections (Exterior - Interior)

Maintaining a manufactured home requires specific, diligent attention to preserve its structural integrity, energy efficiency, and value, particularly due to its unique construction on a steel chassis and reliance on skirting.

The most critical need is the regular inspection and upkeep of the foundation and skirting, which is essential for proper ventilation, moisture control, and preventing access by pests or rodents underneath the home. Homeowners must routinely check for and repair any leaks in the roof and exterior seals—especially around seams, windows, and doors—as water intrusion can quickly compromise interior materials.

Furthermore, maintaining the levelness of the home by checking and adjusting the foundation piers is crucial to prevent shifting that could lead to issues with doors, windows, and interior walls. Neglecting these unique needs can lead to immediate problems like frozen pipes in the winter, high energy bills, and long-term depreciation, making proactive, specialized maintenance indispensable for a manufactured home.

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