Mobile home sales, delivery and setup in East Texas, from Tandem Mobile Homes, Tyler, Texas

Mobile Home Delivery, Set-Up, Installation, and Site Selection

Tandem's experience and expertise includes transportation to all areas of East Texas, and beyond, with our own fleet of trucks and delivery vehicles

Part of Tandem's fleet of trucks and delivery vehicles

Transportation and Delivery

Tandem is equipped with a fleet of vehicles and state-of-the-art equipment to provide safe, high-quality transportation and delivery services for your new home.

Set-Up and Installation

Installation is one of the most important elements of purchasing a new manufactured home. To insure that each customer receives the best possible service, one of Tandem Mobile Homes' owners, personally, oversees the delivery, installation and set-up of every home.

Tandem Mobile Homes' staff can assist you with each of these important considerations:

Locality's requirements for zoning, septic, electrical and/or building permits
Site preparation and access to the site
Stable soil and proper foundation system, including the anchoring system, that is approved/listed for use in the proper class of soil (this information may be available in the manufacturer's written instructions or obtained from State or local building officials)
Perimeter enclosure may be either recommended or required
Utility hook-ups as addressed in the installation manual provided with the home
The proper ventilation and discharge of moisture from under the home (i.e. dryer vents and air-conditioning condensates.)

How should I choose a site for my new mobile home?

Site selection is critical to the performance of your home. Easy access to the site ensures that trees or branches that may cause damage to your home will not impede the transporter. It is part of Tandem Mobile Home's service to meet with you to advise about placement of your home on your property.

Tandem can advise you on the perfect site for your new mobile home in Texas Remember these important considerations:

Make certain that your home site is properly prepared and that water drains away from the foundation.

The home site should be as level as possible.

The soil must be graded and sloped away from the home for water runoff.

Any fill soil must be compacted so that the foundation will not sink or shift.