What must happen if a manufactured home is relocated to a different lot after 09/19/1994?

When a manufactured home is relocated to a different lot after September 19, 1994, it is required to have new tie-downs installed. This is crucial for ensuring the structural integrity and safety of the home at its new location. The proper anchoring system is fundamental in protecting the home from wind and weather-related damage.

Regulatory standards for manufactured homes mandate that whenever a home is moved, it must be properly secured to the new location, which includes the installation of new tie-downs based on the specific site conditions and local regulations. This guarantees that the home remains stable and secure, mitigating risks associated with natural disasters such as hurricanes or severe storms, which can displace inadequately anchored homes.

The requirement for new tie-downs reflects a commitment to safety and compliance with updated building codes aimed at improving the resilience of manufactured homes.