Most firms treat mobile home parks as just another site plan. We bring over 20 years of civil engineering design combined with hands-on experience managing utility conversions inside occupied parks, working around live utilities, residents, and tight timelines. Our plans aren't just technically sound, they're built from real-world construction knowledge. When your contractor opens our drawings, everything makes sense because they were designed by engineers who've done the work in the field.

Yes, and we don't charge extra for them. We provide all revisions to support you with the reviewing agency through final permit approval. This is included in your project fee. Most engineers charge hourly for plan check revisions, which can add thousands in unexpected costs.

Our Principal Engineer holds PE licenses in 16+ states, and we regularly add new ones as client needs arise. We serve projects throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. If you need work in a state not currently on our list, let us know, we can often obtain reciprocal licensure quickly.

Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin.

Every mobile home park project is different, but most of our engagements range from a few thousand dollars for simple utility designs to larger fees for full park developments. We provide a fixed-fee proposal with a defined scope so you know the cost before work begins. No hourly billing surprises.

In almost every jurisdiction, yes. Adding lots involves utility capacity analysis, grading, drainage, and infrastructure design that requires PE-stamped plans for permitting. In California, AB 2387 allows parks to add up to 10% more lots through a streamlined process, but you still need engineered plans. We handle this regularly.

AB 2387 allows existing mobile home parks in California to add up to 10% more spaces using a streamlined permitting path. This means faster approvals and less red tape compared to a traditional expansion. You still need PE-stamped engineering plans for the new utility connections, grading, and site work, which is exactly what we provide.

Yes. Many parks built decades ago have aging or undersized electrical, gas, water, or sewer systems. We design replacement infrastructure that meets current codes, coordinate with local utilities, and produce permit-ready plans. Upgrading utilities also increases property value and reduces liability.

Depending on the project, our deliverables typically include site plans, utility layout drawings, grading and drainage plans, structural calculations, and all documentation required for permit submittal. Everything is PE-stamped and ready to submit to the local jurisdiction.

All three. Whether you own a single park, manage a portfolio, or are acquiring a property that needs infrastructure work, we tailor the engagement to your situation. We also work with developers building new communities from the ground up.

Submit a request through our Request a Proposal page. Tell us a little about your project and we'll send you a clear scope and timeline within 48 hours. You can also call us directly at (213) 974-1276.