Manufactured homes defined:
Manufactured homes are complete homes for permanent, year-round living. They are constructed in a factory and comply with a federal building code developed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). A complete house, or sections, is then transported to where it will be permanently set.
Manufactured homes have a structural frame or chassis that supports the complete unit of walls, floor, and roof. Underneath is a running gear consisting of wheels, axles, and brakes for transportation to the home site. The running gear is removed when the home is set on a permanent foundation.
Can manufactured homes travel?
A manufactured home is different from a travel trailer, in that a trailer can be towed behind another vehicle, such as a truck or car. Manufactured homes are not built for traveling but are constructed to be a permanent residence, although they can be transported to different sites by professional movers.Does Meridian offer manufactured homes?
Yes. Meridian offers manufactured homes in San Diego as well as modular homes.