Park Readiness Report
Where your park stands today: permit status, open items, photos, and deadlines, in one clean PDF. Keep it on file or hand it straight to your owner.
New service · For park owners & managers
Mobilehome Park Compliance & MPM Readiness
Protect your Permit to Operate. We run HCD's own operator inspection as a mock — documenting every item with photos, tracking corrections to their deadlines, and handing you a report that proves your park was ready. Don't fail your inspection or put your permit at risk. We keep you ready, and we can prove it.
- 25+Years in manufactured housing
- 800+New homes installed from the factory
- C-47CSLB licensed · #1117704
- 7Central California counties served
Why it matters
Your Permit to Operate is the whole ballgame
HCD — or the local agency that enforces in your area — periodically inspects the park itself: common areas, park-owned utilities, fire protection, roads and drainage, each lot, and the exterior of every home. Uncorrected park-responsibility items can lead to a suspended permit, and a suspended permit can stop you from legally collecting rent. It is the single biggest compliance exposure a park owner carries.
The fix isn't to scramble when a notice arrives. It's to stay inspection-ready year-round, with a documented record that proves it. That's exactly what this service is built to do.
How it works
A mock HCD inspection, done with you
- 1
We walk the park together
Every common area, park utility, lot, and home exterior — checked against HCD's own operator inspection list, the items you're responsible for as the owner.
- 2
We document every item
Pass, fail, or not-applicable on each line. Anything that fails gets a photo, a severity, and a correction deadline — so nothing is vague and nothing slips.
- 3
You get your Readiness Report
A clear, dated record of exactly where the park stands today, plus a private online portal where you can view it anytime — no app to install.
- 4
We track corrections to the finish
Re-checks on open items and a correction log that proves each one was fixed by its deadline — the paper trail that protects you if you're ever challenged.
What you walk away with
Proof you were ready — on paper and online
Owner & Manager Portal
A private, read-only link to view current status, findings, and reports whenever you want. Nothing to download — just open the link.
Correction Log
The dated chain showing each item and the proof it was corrected on time. Your defensible record if you're ever audited or challenged.
Why Accurate Home Repair
Built on 25 years in the field — not a clipboard and a checklist
Park Compliance is a new service, but it stands on a long track record. Over 25 years in the mobile and manufactured home business, owner Clint Dotson has installed more than 800 new homes straight out of the factory. You're not getting a generalist with a checklist — you're getting a C-47 contractor who knows how these parks are actually built, wired, plumbed, and anchored, and what an inspector is really looking for.
That experience is the difference between a report that lists problems and one that tells you what matters, how serious it is, and how to fix it before it costs you your permit.
Request a Park Assessment- CSLB C-47License #1117704
- WRSRegistered #170191134
- 800+ homesInstalled from the factory
- Central CALocally based, locally run
Service area
Central California — and beyond
We're based in Central California and cover the seven counties below. We'll also travel beyond them — anywhere in the state — when the project justifies the trip.
- Kern County
- Kings County
- Tulare County
- Fresno County
- Ventura County
- Santa Barbara County
- San Luis Obispo County
Common questions
What park owners ask
What is the Permit to Operate, and why does it matter?
Every mobilehome park in California must hold a current Permit to Operate, issued by HCD or the local agency that enforces in your area. If park-responsibility items go uncorrected, that permit can be suspended — which puts your ability to operate and collect rent at risk. Staying ready, and being able to prove it, is the whole point of this service.
Are you the inspector? Do you issue violations?
No. We're not the enforcing agency and we don't issue official notices. We walk HCD's own operator checklist as a mock inspection, so you can find and fix park-side items on your own terms — before an official inspection ever happens.
How is this different from your Title 25 home inspections?
Our Title 25 home inspections look at an individual manufactured home. Park Compliance covers what the park owner is responsible for — common areas, park utilities, fire protection, roads and drainage, lot equipment, and the exterior of homes — the items that appear on HCD's operator inspection.
Which areas do you serve?
Central California: Kern, Kings, Tulare, Fresno, Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo counties — and beyond. We'll travel anywhere in California when the project justifies the trip, so reach out even if you're outside these counties. Call (661) 339-8050 if you're not sure.
This service helps you prepare for and document park compliance. It is not legal advice; for legal questions, consult an attorney.
Get started
Request a park assessment
Tell us about your park and we'll get back to you to schedule. Choose Park Compliance in the form below.