ATTENTION!!!!!!

Are you interested in protecting the investment in a manufactured home??

An engineered perimeter foundation will provide you with a more stable and secure foundation for the manufactured home.

When an investment is made in a manufactured home and land today, it is a definite advantage to have an engineered perimeter foundation installed to better tie it to the land and support the home at the outside walls. Having the engineered perimeter foundation installed under the outside walls of the manufactured home will take the load off of the roof and outside walls down to ground level and extend the life of the home. The installation of an engineered perimeter foundation has the following lender advantages:

• Meets HUD tie down and class I, II, and III wind zone requirements.
• Meets 1997 UBC (Uniform Building Code) Chapter 22 Division VII (2317)
• Meets 2000 IBC (International Building Code)
• Approved by Office of Manufactured Housing in the State of Arizona.
• Approved by Mobile Home Foundation System Health and Safety Code Section 18551 Ca
• Approved by Arizona and California Building and Safety Divisions
• In compliance with FHA, VA, and FREDDIE MAC lending guidelines.
• No hassle FHA financing.
• Will increase home value and resale value.

In summary, the increasing construction costs of site built homes and the costs of transportation help to the job site is just too great for most home buyers to pay. Therefore, manufactured home communities need a quality construction option. Manufactured homes can give today’s home buyer the best of both worlds with an engineered perimeter foundation. At PermaRock Foundation, LLC., we have devised a solution that is affordable, economic, and has relatively simple installation techniques with a system that is patented, legally protected, and takes only two days to install. The system also meets all of the current lender’s standards that would comply with requirements to obtain full and complete standard financing at current mortgage interest rates with a standard LTV (loan to value) percentage as given when financing permanent site built housing.