Manufactured Home Foundation Certifications & Add-On Inspections – What You Need to Know

raukee
Jun 15
2 min read

Updated: Jul 2

If you're working with FHA or VA financing on a manufactured home, you’ve probably already heard this phrase: "You'll need a certified foundation inspection to move forward."

At Precedence 1 Inspections, we specialize in providing engineer-approved Manufactured Home Foundation Certifications that meet HUD standards—and we don’t stop there.

Why Foundation Certifications Are Essential

Lenders and loan programs like FHA and VA require verification that a manufactured home is properly anchored and installed on a permanent foundation. Without this certification, most lenders can’t approve the loan. That’s where we come in.

We handle the entire process with efficiency, accuracy, and professionalism—backed by real field experience and HUD-compliant reports.

What If the Property Has Additions?

Many manufactured homes have additions like:

Porches
Sunrooms
Carports
Room extensions

These add-ons often require a separate inspection and certification to ensure they meet structural and HUD requirements. We inspect both the primary foundation and any attached structures that could affect loan eligibility or property safety.

Service Area and Travel Policy

We proudly serve clients across Nevada, Utah, & Arizona

We also include travel fees for out-of-local-area properties so you can get the inspections you need—wherever the project is.

More Than Just Foundations – We’re Certified 203(k) HUD Consultants

If you’re financing repairs or renovations, we can help with that too. As a certified 203(k) HUD Consultant, we provide:

Feasibility studies
Cost estimates
Work write-ups
Draw inspections
Change orders

Whether it's a foundation certification, an addition inspection, or full HUD renovation support, we're here to make the process smooth and stress-free.