Primary Replacement Service
Remove and Replace a Mobile Home in a Park
One dealer-managed process from the existing home through the installed replacement and required inspection stage.
Find Out If You Can Replace Your Mobile HomeOne Complete Replacement Service
Sunrise Homes is the manufactured-home dealer responsible for managing the complete project. The work is organized as one connected sequence instead of leaving the homeowner to find unrelated companies for every stage. The service begins with the existing mobile home and ends only after the contracted removal, factory order, approved site work, licensed delivery, C-47 installation, completion items, and required inspection stage have been coordinated.
What The Complete Service Includes
- Park and homesite information review
- Existing-home removal or demolition through qualified contractors
- Factory ordering of the new manufactured home
- Approved site preparation through the appropriate contractors
- Delivery through licensed manufactured-home movers and deliverers
- Installation through C-47 licensed contractors
- Completion items under the written scope
- Required inspection coordination
Park And Space Review Comes First
A replacement cannot be planned from the park name alone. Management must confirm that the exact space is eligible and provide current home standards, setback rules, parking requirements, utility procedures, exterior-structure rules, construction access requirements, deposits, insurance requirements, and work hours. Sunrise Homes uses that information with the existing-home dimensions, photographs, and desired replacement features to identify the practical home envelope.
Removal Or Demolition Of The Existing Home
Sunrise Homes contracts qualified providers for the approved removal method. The scope needs to address the home, registration or title information when applicable, utility disconnection, skirting, porches, stairs, ramps, awnings, carports, sheds, landscaping conflicts, personal property, debris, work access, and park protection. The removal stage must also preserve a workable sequence for the new home rather than treating demolition as an isolated job.
Factory Order And Site Preparation
As the dealer, Sunrise Homes orders the approved manufactured home from the factory. The order, plot plan, delivery plan, park approval, and installation documents should all describe the same home size and orientation. After removal exposes the site, qualified contractors can address approved grading, drainage, utility, support-system, or clearance work under the written scope. Existing components are not assumed reusable simply because they served the old home.
Licensed Delivery And C-47 Installation
Licensed manufactured-home movers and deliverers review the complete route, including public roads, the park entrance, internal turns, trees, overhead lines, parked vehicles, staging, and the final placement area. C-47 licensed contractors perform the regulated manufactured-home installation. Other licensed trades and utility providers complete their assigned work. Sunrise Homes coordinates the project without misrepresenting itself as every trade or approval authority.
Permits, Inspections, And Completion
HCD or the applicable enforcement agency controls permits, inspections, corrections, and final approval. Park approval and government approval are separate requirements. Sunrise Homes organizes the project toward those decisions, but does not guarantee them. Porches, stairs, ramps, skirting, carports, utility work, and other completion items must be identified in the written scope so the owner understands what is included and what may require a separate contract or approval.
Clear Responsibility At Every Stage
Sunrise Homes manages and contracts the project. Contractors, movers, installers, utilities, engineers when required, parks, and enforcement agencies keep responsibility for their regulated scopes and decisions. The written agreement should identify every inclusion, exclusion, allowance, dependency, and separate approval. That role clarity is important when site conditions, factory timing, inspection corrections, or park requirements change the sequence.
What To Share With Sunrise Homes
- Park name, space number, and current management contact
- Existing home identification, age, dimensions, condition, and photographs
- Current park replacement package and known approval requirements
- Desired home size, bedrooms, bathrooms, entries, storage, and accessibility
- Known utility, drainage, foundation, porch, carport, tree, or access concerns
Where We Work
The regional directory organizes 140 researched park pages across 22 cities and communities from Davis to Placerville and from Rocklin to South Sacramento. Each city page links to its individual parks so an owner can start with the correct local context.
Common Questions
Does Sunrise Homes handle the complete replacement?
Yes. Sunrise Homes manages the project as the dealer, contracts qualified removal and site contractors, orders the new manufactured home, contracts licensed movers and deliverers, contracts C-47 licensed installers, and coordinates the inspection stage.
Does Sunrise Homes personally perform every trade?
No. Sunrise Homes manages the complete project and contracts the appropriate licensed or qualified providers. Each contractor, mover, utility, park, and agency remains responsible for its regulated work or decision.
Can Sunrise Homes guarantee park approval or a certificate of occupancy?
No. Park management and the applicable enforcement agency make their own decisions. Sunrise Homes coordinates the project toward those approvals without guaranteeing the outcome.
Find Out If You Can Replace Your Mobile Home
Tell Sunrise Homes about your park, space, existing home, and what you would like in a brand-new manufactured home. We will help you understand the next steps and manage the approved replacement process through the appropriate licensed professionals.
Call or Text (916) 705-9898