Plan your next step
Understand the land before setting a delivery date.
A clear picture of access and existing services helps you ask better questions about a home-and-land project.
Describe how the home would reach the site
Bring photos of the entrance, gate, driveway, and proposed home location. Ask whether an on-site assessment is needed; photos alone cannot establish delivery access or a final installation plan.
List the utilities you know about
Identify existing water, electricity, and wastewater arrangements, including any known providers. Have the relevant provider or authority confirm what can serve the proposed home.
Compare written project scopes
Ask who is responsible for site preparation, utility connections, delivery, and installation. Compare included work and separate costs before deciding that one home price covers the entire project.
Local property information
TDHCA explains ownership records and wind-zone questions. Ask the team to review the specific home and property; this guide is not a site approval.
Texas manufactured housing information
