What does 'set up' refer to in manufactured home terminology?

In the context of manufactured home terminology, 'set up' specifically refers to the process of transporting the home and preparing it for occupancy. This involves not just moving the manufactured home to its designated site but also positioning it correctly, ensuring it is level, and securing it to the foundation. Proper setup also includes making necessary adjustments to the home to ensure that it meets local building codes and can be safely occupied.

While aspects such as utility connections and zoning regulations are important parts of the overall process of placing a manufactured home, they fall under different areas of consideration. Utility connections, for example, would typically occur after the home has been set up, while zoning regulations must be adhered to before and during the placement of the home, but they do not directly relate to the physical act of setting up the home itself. Thus, the term 'set up' focuses specifically on getting the home ready for habitation.