A factory builds the boxes, but the foundation is still poured, driven or screwed in on site, usually while the units are in production. The local building department usually permits and inspects the foundation, site utilities and the installation. Module-to-foundation connections are often split between parties, so get the engineering responsibility in writing. Call a foundation company once you know module weights and the set sequence; our contract guide lists what to pin down.

The list below: 5 companies, described in their own words.

1

CHANCE Foundation Solutions (Hubbell)

Engineered helical piles, anchors and resistance piers. Visit hubbell.com

2

GoliathTech

Screw pile foundation systems. Visit goliathtechpiles.com

3

Techno Metal Post

Helical piers and posts for foundation support. Visit technometalpost.com

4

Diamond Pier

No-dig pier footings for decks, porches and posts, with commercial options. Visit diamondpiers.com

5

Oliver Technologies

Pier pads, anchors and steel foundation systems for manufactured homes. Visit olivertechnologies.com

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