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Can I Make Repairs And Renovations On A Manufactured Home The Same Way As With A Site-Built Home?

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Can I Make Repairs And Renovations On A Manufactured Home The Same Way As With A Site-Built Home?

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While you should perform minor repairs and upkeep on the home, just as with any home, it is advisable to hire a professional for more extensive repairs and renovations. Your homeowner’s manual outlines maintenance requirements. Once your home has left the factory, the HUD Code does not include provisions for additions and alterations. Such modifications may jeopardize your home warranty. They may also create malfunctions or an unsafe home. An approved addition should be a free-standing structure that meets local building codes, and you may need a construction permit from local authorities. Failure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions on maintenance and renovations can void the manufacturer’s warranty, as well as lessen the value and life of your home.

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