Anchoring and tie-downs in Little Rock

Anchoring ties the home to the ground against wind. Arkansas sets general installation and anchoring specifications for manufactured homes, and installation is licensed work.

What it involves and costs

Anchoring ties the home to the ground with anchors and straps. Arkansas publishes general installation and anchoring specifications for manufactured homes, and anchoring is part of licensed installation work.

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Worth knowing

  • Done after leveling, as part of setup
  • Needed after every move
  • Check the installer’s AMHC license before work starts

What to send movers

  • Home size and number of sections
  • Ground at the site: soil, gravel or concrete
  • Year built, from the data plate

Questions

Do anchors get reused after a move?

Ask the installer. They decide what can be reused under the state installation standard for your home and site.

Sources: HomeGuide, ARDOT 27 CAR Part 111, AMHC rules.

Single-section manufactured home with a covered porch set beside a new concrete pad
Photo: Cullen328, CC BY-SA 4.0

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