INSPECTION BLOG

When purchasing or refinancing a manufactured home, having the correct documentation is crucial. At Precedence 1 Inspections , our team provides Engineer’s Certification Reports that assist homeowners, lenders, and contractors in meeting HUD and FHA compliance standards with precision and confidence. ⚙️ What Is an Engineer’s Certification Report? An Engineer’s Certification Report is an official document that verifies a manufactured home’s foundation and structural system

When it comes to manufactured homes, meeting HUD and FHA requirements isn’t just paperwork — it’s about ensuring safety, compliance, and peace of mind for lenders, homeowners, and buyers. That’s where I step in. As a HUD/FHA Certified Consultant (ID: S0874) and Makeover Certified Inspector, I provide detailed inspections and certifications for manufactured home foundations and additions. These inspections are often required by lenders before a loan can be approved, refinanced

When buying, selling, or refinancing a manufactured home, the foundation and any additions are critical to both safety and financing approval. Lenders, especially under HUD and FHA guidelines, require specific inspections and certifications to ensure compliance. At Precedence 1 Inspections, we provide exactly that level of detail and precision. What We Inspect Foundation Certifications – Verifying that the manufactured home is permanently affixed to a compliant foundation. Ad

When it comes to inspections, your property deserves more than a checklist—it deserves a thorough, professional evaluation that protects your time and your investment. At Precedence 1 Inspections, we provide comprehensive Residential and Commercial Inspection Services across Nevada, Utah, and Arizona. Our specialties include: Full Residential Home Inspections Full Commercial Property Inspections Infrared Thermal Imaging Drone Roof Inspections Bank Draw Inspections New Constru

Are you buying, selling, or refinancing a manufactured or mobile home? One of the most important steps in the process is a HUD/FHA...

If your client is using a 203(k) FHA renovation loan, you’ll need a Certified HUD Consultant to keep the loan compliant and the project moving.