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Manufactured Home Inspections
Inspecting homes Since 2019
About Mobile Home Inspection
A Manufactured home aka Mobile Home Inspection is a little different from a standard house inspection. Unlike a house or townhome there is no basement for foundation, the mobile home usually sits on a concrete pad. The base frame of the mobile home is support on blocks or piers surrounded by a skirting. In this space are the connections to utility services. On the West Cost of British Columbia they must be seismically secured to the ground to minimize the risk of them moving off their support blocks or piers that is why its important to have home inspection services look it over.
What does a Mobile Home Inspection Cover?
Licensed & Insured
Your Mobile Home Inspection
- Locate CSA certification Stickers
- Roofing System (e.g. covering, flashings etc)
- Attic & Insulation( e.g. insulation & ventilation of unfinished areas)
- Exterior elements (e.g. siding, windows, doors)
- Basement/Crawlspace( e.g. movement cracks and structure)
- Structural components (e.g. foundation, framing, roof)
- Heating and cooling systems (e.g. furnace, air conditioning)
- Interior elements (e.g. walls, floors, ceilings)
- Plumbing systems (e.g. pipes, water heater)
- Electrical systems (e.g. wiring, outlets)
- Site Conditions (e.g. grading, retaining walls, fence, vegetation, driveways and walks)
All of these items are inspected by Next Inspection with regards to the areas that cover your unit and we report on it accordingly along with 9 systems and the over 400 sub components: See More about the Home Inspection
- Inspecting Since 2019
- B.C. License CPBC #82971
- National Certificate Holder (NCH) C1800533
- Carson Dunlop College Graduate
- The Inspection and the Inspection Report
Mobile Home Inspection FAQ's
Call or book online for pricing.
They start take about 2.5 to 3 hours depending on size.
It’s not necessary as during the initial phase I am gathering data writing the report adding pictures checking serial numbers. I advised the last 30 minutes is a good time to be there so we can walk through our findings and answer any questions you may have.
