Thank's guy's, most of the designing on the outside was mostly the wife's idea. It also help's to have relatives in the business. The foundation is the most important thing to getting these mod homes to sit level. It should be checked and rechecked several times because once you set it it's done unless you don't mind paying a 6k dollar a day crane charge.

 

Thats the nicest trailer I've ever seen. Does it have spinners?

 

They shipped the 2 sections on trailer's but they are sitting on a concrete foundation now, no spinner's no axle's and no wheel's!

 

This is the front section of house still sitting on trailer frame.

 

Yes, the foundation is the most important part of any build.

 

My neighbors have a 28x48 and i must say it looks nothing like yours!!! nice job bro!!. Thiers has freezing/breaking water pipes every winter, skylight in bathroom leaks, under the siding is nothing but OSB no wrap nothing. Walls are not drywall they are fiber board 1/4" thick and plastice toliet,tub, furnace is made by coleman, appliances are no name i ever heard. The cabinets are a joke at best made from wood sticky paper and plastic, cardboard window trim.......They paid well over 60 k for this place and i was not impressed. Your home is impressive so i am sending them that pic and watch em squrim......

 

i love my house foundation.

concrete slab poured on top of bedrock, well actually, that rock is the whole hill. lol

 

Do you have more photos of the process

 

foundation work

 

first section arriving

 

So this was a double wide? I was thinking of the ones they fab and ship to the site in like 100 pieces. Ne way looks good as hell id live there anytime.