Mobile Home Final Inspection Checklist

Mobile Home Final Inspection Guide

Before finalizing the purchase or rental of a mobile home, it's crucial to conduct a thorough inspection to ensure it meets safety standards and your expectations. This checklist serves as a comprehensive guide to assess various aspects of a mobile home before making a final decision.

Instructions:

Use this checklist to systematically inspect each area of the mobile home. Tick the checkboxes to indicate completion or observations. Note any issues or concerns for further evaluation or negotiation.

Exterior:

Roof condition (no leaks, intact shingles)
Siding condition (no cracks, rot, or damage)
Windows and doors (secure, weatherproof)
Skirting (intact and no gaps)

Interior:

Flooring (no signs of water damage, level)
Walls and ceilings (no cracks or stains)
Doors and windows (operate smoothly and securely)
Electrical outlets and switches (proper function)
Plumbing (no leaks, functioning fixtures)

Kitchen:

Cabinets and countertops (intact, no water damage)
Appliances (functional, no signs of wear)
Sink and faucet (no leaks, proper drainage)

Bathroom:

Toilet (flushes properly, no leaks)
Shower or bathtub (no leaks and with proper drainage)
Sink and faucet (no leaks and with proper drainage)

Utilities:

Heating and cooling systems (functional)
Water heater (properly functioning, no leaks)
Smoke detectors (operational, in place)

Safety and Compliance:

Carbon monoxide detector (operational, in place)
Fire extinguisher (present, in working condition)
Emergency exits (accessible, unobstructed)

Overall Condition:

Cleanliness (tidy, no signs of pests)
Odors (no musty or foul smells)
Structural integrity (no noticeable sagging or shifting)

Documentation:

Title and registration (valid and up-to-date)
Warranty information (if applicable)
Inspection reports (previous assessments, repairs)

Completing this checklist ensures a thorough evaluation of the mobile home, aiding in informed decision-making regarding its purchase or rental.