Manufactured homes must meet the HUD Wind Zone requirements for the area where they will be installed. Texas includes Wind Zones I, II, and III, with coastal areas generally requiring homes designed to withstand higher wind speeds. The appropriate wind zone depends on the location where the home will be placed.
The timeline can vary depending on the distance the home needs to travel, site preparation, permits, utilities, and foundation requirements. The process typically includes transporting and setting the home, blocking and leveling it, connecting utilities, and completing any required inspections. We’ll help coordinate the necessary steps to make the process as smooth as possible.
Yes. Manufactured home retailers in Texas must be licensed through the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) Manufactured Housing Division (MHD). As a licensed Texas manufactured home dealer, VMFHomes follows the state’s requirements and can help guide you through the home-buying process.
Yes, manufactured homes can be placed on privately owned land in many areas of Texas. Before moving forward, you’ll want to confirm local requirements such as zoning, site access, utilities, and county or municipal regulations. Our team can help you understand the requirements that may apply to your home and property.
Buying from a licensed dealer gives you the benefit of working with a company that follows Texas requirements for selling manufactured homes. VMFHomes can help with selecting a home, understanding applicable requirements, coordinating delivery and installation, and completing necessary permits and paperwork.
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