1. Tear Down (Deinstallation) Disconnect all utilities Electrical Plumbing Gas (if applicable) HVAC systems Remove skirting and underpinning Detach decks, awnings, carports, and additions Separate multi-section homes (if double or triple wide) Remove tie-downs and anchors Install temporary structural bracing for transport Prepare frame, axles, wheels, and hitch components 2. Preparation for Transport Inspect frame, tongue, and running gear for roadworthiness Install axles, wheels, and tires (if not present) Secure all loose interior items Board or protect windows and doors Wrap or seal roof and exterior openings if needed Obtain required permits (state, county, city) Route planning and escort coordination (if oversized) 3. Transportation Load and secure home for hauling Transport to new location using licensed movers Provide escort vehicles if required by law Comply with Arizona DOT regulations for oversize loads Manage scheduling and delivery timing 4. Installation at New Location (Set Up) Site inspection and pad preparation (if included) Position home on lot Block and level home to HUD standards Rejoin sections (for multi-section homes) Install piers, footings, and shimming Anchor and tie-down per Arizona code Seal roof marriage line and exterior seams 5. Utility Reconnection Reconnect electrical, water, sewer, and gas HVAC system reconnection and testing Pressure testing and leak checks 6. Finishing Work Install skirting Rebuild steps, decks, or porches (if included) Interior finish work at marriage line (trim, drywall, tape, texture) Final inspection and code compliance 7. Compliance & Documentation Permits and inspections coordination Ensure compliance with: Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) HUD Manufactured Home Installation Standards Provide completion documentation if required