
Manufactured Home Installation Permits Made Simple
Manufactured Home Permit Requirements
Schedule a home inspection in Muskingum County & Surrounding Areas.
Permit Inclusions – All required items (see the Permit Inclusion Example Guide on the Resources page)
Site Plan
Mate Line Side View – Required for double-wide homes if the factory foundation print is not provided
Pier Blocking Diagram / Foundation Plan
Tie-Down or Anchor Support System Plan
Zoning Certificate – If required by the local jurisdiction
Flood Plain Documentation – See flood plain permit instructions on the Resources page

Inspections Supported by Your Permit
Your manufactured home installation permit can be supported by three essential inspection services that help verify proper installation, safety, and code compliance throughout the process:

Electrical Inspection
A comprehensive review of the home’s electrical system to verify safe installation and compliance with current electrical codes. This inspection helps identify potential issues and supports approval for service connection and occupancy.

Foundation Inspection
A detailed inspection of the manufactured home foundation to confirm it is installed according to approved plans, manufacturer specifications, and applicable state and local requirements. This certification helps ensure the home is properly supported and structurally sound.

Final Inspection
A complete inspection of the manufactured home after installation is finished, confirming that all required components—including foundation, utilities, and setup—meet code and permit standards before final approval.
Manufactured Home Services
Manufactured home installation permits include essential services that support proper installation, inspections, and code compliance. Use the color-coded map below to view service zones and availability in your area.

Frequently Asked Questions
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.
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.
