Do I need a permit for a mobile home in Florida?

Yes. Placing or moving a mobile home requires the state transport permit plus an install permit from the destination county, and the set must be done by a licensed installer. Park-to-park, park-to-land, and new dealer homes all go through county permitting.

How long does a mobile home permit take?

A complete, consistent package clears in days to about three weeks in most Central Florida counties. An incomplete package can sit for months. Completeness on day one matters far more than which county you're in.

What documents does the county need?

Typically an installer worksheet, a site plan, a recorded Notice of Commencement, anchoring and skirting affidavits, a blocking plan, and septic (OSTDS) approval if the lot is on septic. We file the full package so it clears on the first pass.

Service

Mobile Home Permits in Florida

Trinity Services is Florida's bilingual mobile home permits specialist. Licensed, bonded, and insured. Same-day quotes statewide. Most jobs run $5,000 to $15,000.

FL DHSMV + county permits handled end-to-end.

Why Trinity

✓Licensed and bonded mobile home contractor in Florida
✓general liability insurance, proof on request
✓Bilingual crews on every job (English and Spanish)
✓We pull every permit ourselves: DHSMV plus county
✓Code-compliant work, inspection passes guaranteed
✓847+ jobs completed since 2020

How it works

1Get a free quote the same day, by phone, WhatsApp, or online form.
2We confirm scope, pull permits, and schedule the job.
3Crew arrives on the agreed date with the right equipment.
4We pass inspection and stand behind every job.

Service area

We serve 26+ cities across Hillsborough, Pasco, Hernando, Polk, Pinellas, Marion, Citrus, Lake, and Highlands counties. Statewide quotes available.

Cities we serve

Common questions

Do I need a permit for a mobile home in Florida?: Yes. Placing or moving a mobile home requires the state transport permit plus an install permit from the destination county, and the set must be done by a licensed installer. Park-to-park, park-to-land, and new dealer homes all go through county permitting.
How long does a mobile home permit take?: A complete, consistent package clears in days to about three weeks in most Central Florida counties. An incomplete package can sit for months. Completeness on day one matters far more than which county you're in.
What documents does the county need?: Typically an installer worksheet, a site plan, a recorded Notice of Commencement, anchoring and skirting affidavits, a blocking plan, and septic (OSTDS) approval if the lot is on septic. We file the full package so it clears on the first pass.

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