No. Only a licensed installer may install, relevel, or modify any component of the manufactured home's foundation.

First, the person or company that moves the home must contact the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to obtain any required permit. A copy of the required permit may need to be submitted with your application for a new Statement of Location (SOL).

Next, you will need to apply for a new SOL showing the new location. Any lien holders will also need to be discharged (paid off) or provide their written consent to the move.

If an SOL applicant had the home moved when they bought the home, a copy of the moving permit may be required. If the move took place too long ago or if the home was moved without a permit, the applicant may, in lieu of a moving permit, provide a tax certificate issued by the county where the home used to be installed showing that no taxes are due.

If taxes are due, they will have to be paid. If a consumer purchases a home from a licensed retailer and finds that the retailer moved the home without a permit or that taxes are owed on the home at its previous location, the consumer may file a complaint with the appropriate department within the applicable period.