“Earthquake Resistant Bracing              System(ERBS)  for                   Manufactured Homes”

 

          “XI2, Tie Down engineering, Oliver                        Technologies along with Central Piers                    seismic bracing systems installed to HUD                                          standards"                                                                                  

Why ERBS is required

  • Prevents frame movement

  • Protects utilities

  • Stabilizes piers

  • Required for safety

What we install

  • XI2 systems

  • Tie Down Engineering systems

  • Oliver Technologies systems

  • Central Pier systems

  • Pier stabilization

  • Frame anchoring

  • Seismic bracing upgrades

What problems ERBS solves

  • Home shaking

  • Pier movement

  • Frame shifting

  • Loose supports

  • Seismic instability

Why Choose Us

40+ Years Manufactured Home Expertise We’ve worked exclusively in the manufactured home industry since 1980 — from Florida to California — giving you unmatched knowledge of seismic bracing requirements, and HUD compliance.

Licensed California Contractor (C‑47) Your ERBS installation is performed under a licensed contractor specializing in manufactured home foundations, anchoring, and stabilization systems.

HUD, FHA & VA Compliant Systems We install XI2, Tie Down Engineering, and Oliver Technologies systems, along with Central Piers systems

Engineer‑Ready Installations Every installation is performed to the specifications required for engineer certification, ensuring your home is safe, stable.

Clear Pricing — No Hidden Fees Straightforward pricing, no surprises, and no upselling. You get exactly what your home needs to meet seismic and safety requirements.

Earthquake Vulnerability in Manufactured Homes

Manufactured homes are especially vulnerable during earthquakes because their support systems rely on piers, blocks, and lightweight anchoring. When seismic shaking occurs, the entire home can shift as a unit — causing structural displacement, pier collapse, and damage to utilities underneath.

Even a moderate earthquake can lead to:

  • Home shifting off piers

  • Damaged stairs and canopies

  • Scattered skirting

  • Exposed tie‑downs

  • Broken plumbing and electrical lines

  • Park violations and red‑tag conditions

Standard insurance does not cover earthquake damage. Proper seismic bracing dramatically reduces the risk of structural failure.

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