When can a licensed installer certify that a manufactured home is installed correctly?

The licensed installer can certify that a manufactured home is installed correctly only after the final inspection and all code requirements are met. This process ensures that the home has been installed in accordance with local building codes and safety standards, which include proper anchoring, utility connections, and structural integrity. The final inspection acts as a verification step where all aspects of the installation are checked and approved by an authority or qualified inspector.

This certification is crucial because it not only protects the homeowner by ensuring that the installation meets legal and safety standards but also helps to prevent future issues that could arise from improper installation. It signifies that the home is safe for occupancy and has been properly connected to all necessary utilities as required by regulations.