Lara Mobile Homes Lara Mobile Homes
Factory-Direct Manufacturer

We Build, Deliver &
Install Your Dream Home

Lara Mobile Homes is a vertically-integrated manufacturer of single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes. We handle every step: from building your home in our factory to delivering it to your property and professionally installing it on-site. No middlemen, no markups.

Starting at $38,900
Nationwide Service
HUD Certified
Why Choose Us

One Company. Three Services. Zero Hassle.

We are the only company you need. We manufacture your home, transport it to your location, and handle the complete professional installation.

We Manufacture

Every home is built in our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. HUD-certified construction with premium materials, energy-efficient designs, and customizable floor plans.

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We Deliver

Our professional transport team handles all permits, route planning, pilot cars, and heavy-haul logistics. We deliver single-wides and double-wides anywhere in the continental US.

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We Install

Our licensed crews handle complete site preparation, foundation work, blocking, leveling, skirting, and all utility connections. Move-in ready, guaranteed.

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10
Floor Plans Available
48
States Served
$38.9K
Starting Price
100%
HUD Certified

About Lara Mobile Homes: Factory-Direct Manufactured Homes

Lara Mobile Homes is a vertically-integrated manufactured home company that builds, delivers, and installs single-wide and double-wide mobile homes across all 48 contiguous United States. Our factory-direct model passes manufacturing savings directly to buyers. The 10 floor plans in our current catalogue run from $38,900 to $139,900, with single-section homes starting at $38,900 and multi-section homes at $87,500. Those prices are for the home; site preparation, transport and set-up depend on your location and are quoted separately.

Every manufactured home we produce is built to the HUD Code — the Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards at 24 CFR Part 3280, administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. It is a federal standard that pre-empts state and local building codes, and it covers design, strength and durability, transportability, fire resistance, energy efficiency and the plumbing, heating and electrical systems. The date that matters is 15 June 1976, when the standard took effect: homes built before it are legally mobile homes and are much harder to finance and insure than homes built after it. The FAQ explains the HUD Code, certification labels and data plates in detail.

Delivery is heavy-haul work rather than ordinary freight. Manufactured home sections are typically 14 to 18 feet wide against a standard legal load width of 8 feet 6 inches, so every move needs oversize permits from each state on the route, usually pilot or escort vehicles, and a route survey covering bridge clearances, turning radii and overhead lines. See how transport permits, escorts and site access work.

Installation covers site preparation and footings below the frost line, placing and levelling the home on a pier-and-anchor system or a permanent foundation, joining the sections of a multi-section home at the mating line, completing the utility crossovers, anchoring sized to the home's wind zone, and finishing with skirting, steps and final inspection. Read what site preparation and set-up involve, or browse all 10 floor plans with full specifications.

Ready to Find Your Dream Home?

Whether you're buying, need transport for an existing home, or require professional installation, we're here to help. Get a free, no-obligation quote today.