Grading the site for a mobile home

At 951 Mobile Home, we understand that site preparation is a critical component of the mobile home installation process. Grading the site is one of the most important steps in this process, as it ensures that the land is level and stable enough to support the weight of the mobile home.

Here are the steps we take to grade the site for a mobile home installation:

1. Clear the Site

   Before we begin grading the site, we first need to clear it of any debris or vegetation. This includes removing any trees, stumps, rocks, or other obstacles that could interfere with the installation process.

2. Excavate the Site

   Next, we use heavy equipment to excavate the site and remove any excess dirt or debris. This is done to ensure that the site is level and free of any obstructions that could impact the stability of the home.

3. Grade the Site

   Once the site has been excavated, we begin the grading process. This involves using grading equipment to level the site and ensure that it is even and stable enough to support the weight of the mobile home. We also take into account any potential drainage issues and make sure that the site slopes away from the home to prevent water from pooling around the foundation.

4. Compact the Soil

   After the site has been graded, we use a compactor to pack down the soil and ensure that it is firm and stable enough to support the weight of the mobile home. This step is crucial for ensuring that the foundation remains level and secure over time.

At 951 Mobile Home, we take great care to ensure that every site we install a mobile home on is properly graded and prepared to provide a stable and safe foundation for your new home. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing high-quality installation services to our clients in Riverside County and San Bernardino County. Contact us today to learn more about our mobile home installation services and how we can help you make your dream home a reality.