Yes but only if the person installing the home owns both the home and the property it is being installed on and the homeowners are going to occupy the home themselves and the home is not located within a manufactured home park.

Yes. Permit are required for any home installed in Ohio and additional permits may be required for homes installed on private property depending on the circumstances.

The installation permit is good for six months from the date of issue.

Yes. You can request a onetime extension for an additional six months.

The electrical disconnect located on a pole, pedestal must be located within 30' of the home, or a secondary disconnect must be installed.

The electrical disconnect located on a pole, pedestal must be located within 30' of the home, or a secondary disconnect must be installed.

If your permit is under its first six months, you can request a onetime six-month extension. If the permit is at the end of its extension, you will have to pay a reissuance fee. Then a new permit will be issued.

We cover the entire State of Ohio.

For homes installed on private property, you must be at least five feet from any structure or lot line. For homes installed in a manufactured home parks this may vary please refer to the Lot Size & Spacing Requirements document found on the resources page.

The home must be installed at least 10' from any overhead power or cable lines and no lines including the service entrance line to the home may pass over the peak of the roof.