Manufactured Home Inspection in San Diego
A Closer Look at Your Manufactured Home’s Condition
Our professional manufactured home inspections give you a better understanding of your home’s overall condition. Our Inspectors provide thorough visual inspections of manufactured homes throughout San Diego County, taking the time to look at accessible components and systems and explain what we find. Our goal is to give you a clear picture of the home’s condition so you can make informed decisions and move forward with confidence.
"This team was able to get out really quick and was very efficient and in depth for the whole report. Sat down with myself and the buyers to go over the whole report and got the whole inspection emailed to us the next day. Definitely will be using them again."
-Faith Medellin
What Is a Manufactured Home Inspection?
Just like a regular home inspection, a manufactured home inspection is a visual evaluation of the parts of the home that are accessible and readily visible. Manufactured homes have unique characteristics and construction methods, so we’ve tailored our inspections to take those differences into account. Our goal is to help you understand what we see, including visible defects, safety concerns, and maintenance items.
Comprehensive Inspection
Manufactured Home Expertise
Photo-Rich Inspection Report
Clear, Easy-to-Understand Explanations
Report Delivery in 24 Hours
2000+ Inspections
Construction Experience
InterNACHI Certified
Experienced Inspectors, Better Reports.
Each of our inspectors is certified through InterNACHI and follows nationally recognized home inspection practices to ensure you receive a thorough, professional manufactured home inspection in San Diego. With more than 2,000 homes inspected throughout San Diego, Temecula, and Murrieta, our inspectors bring extensive local experience and hands-on construction knowledge to every inspection. Because we understand how homes are built from the inside out, we’re able to provide you with a more detailed and informative inspection, helping you better understand the condition of your home.
Every home inspection includes a comprehensive summary report with detailed findings, easy-to-understand explanations, and helpful recommendations so you can make informed decisions about your manufactured home.
What Does a Manufactured Home Inspection Include?
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Technology That Sets Our Inspections Apart
Our certified manufactured home inspectors use non-invasive, industry-leading technology including infrared cameras, drones, moisture meters, tape lifts, swab testing, sewer scopes, and more. Our Advanced technology provides a more thorough and accurate inspection report.
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Do I Need a Manufactured Home Inspection?
Getting a manufactured home inspection is a good practice whether you’re buying or selling a home in San Diego or simply maintaining your current home. An inspection can give you a better understanding of the home’s current condition before making a major investment, planning repairs, or addressing ongoing maintenance needs.
Even when a home appears to be well maintained, there may be issues that aren’t immediately visible during a typical walkthrough. A professional inspection can help identify potential concerns and provide you with detailed information about the condition of the home, giving you greater insight as you make decisions about its care and future.
Roof & Roofing Components
We evaluate the visible portions of the roofing system for signs of damage, deterioration, leaks, improper installation, and other conditions that could affect the home's ability to keep water out.
HVAC
We evaluate the home's heating and cooling system and accessible components for visible defects, maintenance concerns, and proper operation where applicable.
Attic, Insulation & Ventilation
Where accessible, we evaluate attic areas, insulation, and ventilation for visible concerns that may affect the home's condition, energy efficiency, and moisture management.
Electrical System
The electrical system is evaluated for visible safety concerns, improper installations, damaged components, and other conditions that may require attention.
Plumbing
We inspect accessible plumbing components and fixtures for visible leaks, improper conditions, water-pressure concerns, drainage issues, and other defects.
Exterior & Interior
We inspect accessible exterior and interior components, including windows, doors, walls, ceilings, floors, and other visible features. These areas can provide important clues about moisture intrusion, movement, deterioration, and maintenance issues.
Structure & Foundation
We look for visible signs of structural movement, deterioration, damage, and other conditions that may affect the home's stability. We also pay attention to foundation anchoring and installation-related concerns.
Safety & Maintenance Concerns
We also identify safety concerns, deferred maintenance, and conditions that may become more expensive if they aren't addressed.
Industry Leading Technology
Our certified inspectors use infrared technology, drone, moister meter, tape lifts, swab testing, sewer scope, and more to insure an accurate inspection report.
Mold Tests For Manufactured Homes
When you schedule your home inspection, or while our inspectors are at the property, you can add mold testing to your home inspection or schedule a standalone mold inspection. Mold testing is performed using a swab test or tape lift for visible mold growth, and atmospheric air-quality testing to detect airborne mold spores. Our inspectors look for signs of mold during every inspection; however, they cannot officially identify a substance as mold until a sample has been analyzed and confirmed by a laboratory. The laboratory report will indicate whether mold is present, identify the type(s) of mold found, and provide information about the quantity or level of mold detected.
If you suspect your manufactured home may need mold testing, you can conveniently schedule a mold inspection online below.
How Is a Manufactured Home Inspection Different From a Regular Home Inspection?
Our certified inspectors will visually evaluate the home, and you will still receive an inspection report within 24 hours, however the difference is in what we look for during the inspection. Manufactured homes are built off-site and installed on a foundation or support system. Because manufactured homes are built and installed differently from traditional site-built homes, there are additional considerations when evaluating them. A manufactured home inspection may pay particular attention to areas such as the home's support system, anchoring, installation, accessible areas underneath the home, exterior connections, and manufactured-home-specific components. The age, construction, location, and installation of the home can also affect what our inspectors look for.