Mobile Home Additions The Possibilities Are Endless

While most repairs and maintenance do not require permits, a renovation like adding on to a home is a major undertaking and generally does require the builder to obtain permits from local municipalities.

The good news is that we take care of all of that legwork for you. We've been in this business for many years and know exactly what permits are needed for the scope of work. 

Securing financing for work on a manufactured home can be a tricky process. The lenders want to make sure the investment is a good one, and that the addition will actually add value to the property.

There are a few things you can do to increase the chances that you'll get financing for your renovation: 

• Work with a licensed and certified manufactured home installer. (That's us!)
• Have the installer provide detailed plans and specifications to your lender. (We do that!)
• Place your home on a permanent concrete foundation. (We can help.)

In the business of building additions for manufactured homes, "building out" is far more common than "building up." This means that it's structurally a better idea to expand the total surface area your home covers rather than adding on another story. That being said, there are so many additions and modifications you can make to a mobile home, from porches and decks to more rooms and attached garages—the only real limitations are the age of your home, the land it sits on, and your budget. 

The best way to find out what's possible when it comes to adding on to your manufactured home is to sit down with our experts for a free, no obligation consultation.