What Does California Consider A
Permanent Foundation On A Mfg. Home?
The California Puzzle
What does California consider a permanent foundation?
In California an engineer's opinion alone is not enough to verify a foundation. A recorded "Notice of Installation" aka 433A is the recognized California stamp of approval for a permanent foundation.
Beyond proof of a permanent foundation, the 433A is also a title conversion document, verifying that the home and land are conjoined as real property.
So how does one acquire a 433? California has a number of stamped and approved engineered plans that carry the designation "Permanent Foundation" under Health and Safety Statute Title 25, Section 18551, which can be installed by one of our network contractors.
Presenting these plans to the local building department for a permit, having a contractor install a system (followed by a building inspection and 433A sign-off) and then recording is all part of the standard modus operandi.
MH Processing LLC and On The Level General Contractors INC. has 3 decades of working with all State, County & City building departments i.e. The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD), code enforcement, Department of Housing and Assessor's Offices for a turnkey title and recordation process.
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