A 4-point inspection concentrates specifically on four critical areas of your home: the roof system, electrical components, plumbing network, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system.

Mobile home inspections place greater emphasis on examining the specialized foundation (piers and beams), anchoring systems, and verifying HUD compliance, rather than focusing solely on the structural elements that would be central to a conventional home inspection.

During mobile home inspections, we commonly identify several concerning issues including foundation shifting, significant roof leakage, outdated or inadequate electrical systems, moisture damage to walls or ceilings, and floors that show signs of sagging or instability.

We strongly recommend an inspection even for new mobile homes. This ensures proper installation, correct leveling, and appropriate utility connections were completed after the home was transported to your site.

A HUD code inspection verifies that your manufactured home complies with federal safety and construction standards that were implemented on June 15, 1976. This inspection is essential for confirming regulatory compliance.

In double-wide mobile homes, the marriage line represents the junction where the two halves of the home connect. Our inspectors carefully examine this area to verify proper sealing and structural integrity between the sections.

The belly board or vapor barrier is a 6-millimeter polyethylene sheet installed on the home's underside. Our inspection includes checking for tears or damage to this barrier, which is crucial for preventing moisture-related problems.

A permanent foundation, often consisting of a pier-and-beam system that meets HUD guidelines, is frequently required by lenders instead of simple concrete blocks. This provides greater stability and structural integrity for your mobile home.

Yes, a wood-destroying organism report is typically required as part of the inspection process to confirm that termites or other pests haven't compromised the wooden framework of your mobile home.

For homes situated in parks, our inspection includes evaluating the connections to the park's utility systems and assessing the condition and stability of any installed skirting around the base of your home.