Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installer resume
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Also called custom home installer, mobile home installer, mobile installer and concrete craftsman.
$45,990
Median pay a year
3,020
People do this work
6
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Testing mechanical equipment
Sealing gaps and cracks
Reading work orders or descriptions
Inspecting systems
Estimating labor and material costs
Planning work procedures
Moving large objects
Installing prefabricated structures
Refinishing surfaces
Connecting hoses
Connecting electrical components
Reassembling equipment after repair
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Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installer
Summary
Manufactured building and mobile home installer moving and setting up mobile homes and prefabricated buildings, repairing fixtures and plumbing, and working with customers to assess damage and plan repairs
Experience
Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installer
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Installed, repaired, and replaced units, fixtures, and appliances in mobile homes and modular buildings using hand tools and power tools
Moved and set up mobile homes on owners' lots or at mobile home parks
Inspected and tested parts or systems to check if repairs were needed
Connected water hoses to plumbing systems and tested plumbing fixtures
Removed damaged panels, repaired structural frames, and sealed leaks using hand tools
Listed parts needed and planned work procedures using technical manuals and diagrams
Conferred with customers to determine the extent of damage to units
Skills
Checking & Planning
Testing mechanical equipment, Inspecting systems, Estimating labor and material costs, Planning work procedures
Hands-On Work
Sealing gaps and cracks, Moving large objects, Installing prefabricated structures, Refinishing surfaces, Connecting hoses
Core Skills
Reading work orders or descriptions, Driver's license
Education
High School Diploma Your school, Year
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Sealed sides of modular unitsMoved and set up mobile homesInspected parts for repairs neededConnected water hoses to plumbingRemoved and repaired exterior panelsInstalled and repaired fixtures and appliances
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Sealed open sides of modular units to prepare for shipment, ensuring structural integrity and compliance with safety standards.
Inspected parts and systems for necessary repairs, identifying issues to maintain optimal functionality.
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Add how often you sealed units for shipment.
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Sealed several modular units each week to prepare for shipment, ensuring structural integrity and safety compliance
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Several units each weekA few every dayMost of the shipments
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Show what improved after you inspected the parts and systems.
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Inspected parts and systems for necessary repairs, identifying issues to maintain optimal functionality.
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Reduced downtime for repairsImproved safety for usersEnhanced performance of systems
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The work itself
What a Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installer does
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Move or install mobile homes or prefabricated buildings.
What it pays
How much does a Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installer make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$35,800
Median
$45,990
75th percentile
$51,970
About 3,020 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AL
$34,670
$34,670
$41,420
CA
$49,800
$59,450
$73,650
FL
$36,770
$39,140
$56,000
GA
$46,430
$50,060
$59,690
IN
$43,990
$46,050
$46,050
KY
$34,770
$34,770
$38,960
MO
$50,910
$55,390
$56,240
MT
$39,900
$43,310
$51,230
NC
$45,690
$51,460
$57,490
ND
$47,410
$49,820
$54,080
NM
$37,940
$47,960
$48,840
NY
$42,940
$47,280
$48,120
OH
$40,670
$46,730
$62,040
PA
$37,440
$39,920
$47,750
SC
$40,010
$44,120
$49,700
SD
$46,360
$46,890
$48,340
TN
$39,500
$45,990
$45,990
TX
$27,110
$34,910
$41,690
VA
$36,180
$50,500
$54,080
WA
$49,710
$56,690
$59,540
WV
$23,820
$26,690
$37,200
Other names
Other names for this job
custom home installer, mobile home installer, mobile installer, concrete craftsman, crew member, delivery builder, delivery crew member, delivery crew worker, fabrication and layout craftsman, house trailer servicer, manufactured buildings repairer, mobile home laborer.
More names for this work
mobile home mechanic, mobile home servicer, mobile home set up person, mobile home technician, mobile homes repairer, mobile professional, modular home crew member, modular set crew member, set up technician, window and siding craftsman.
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Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installer
Already yours: Testing mechanical equipment, Reading work orders or descriptions, Inspecting systems
4 of the 12 tasks this job is made of
Median pay
$45,990 a year
What you have not done yet. Planning work procedures, Moving large objects, Connecting hoses
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Already yours: Inspecting systems, Estimating labor and material costs
2 of the 12 tasks this job is made of
Median pay
$79,860 a year
What you have not done yet. Conferencing with coworkers, Interpreting blueprints, Investigating industrial accidents
This page is about the occupation Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.