Permits are where the deal stalls.
The home is sold and the crew is ready, then the county sends the packet back. It does not have to go that way.
The old way
Manual, or generic software
Set the home, then learn the district never allowed it. A denied certificate of occupancy after the work is done.
Submit without a wind zone rating or a required separation, and the packet drops to the back of the county queue.
Pull setbacks county by county, by hand, on a spreadsheet, for every single job.
With Piermits
Validated before you submit
District, setbacks and flood pulled for the exact parcel and cited, before the home is ordered.
Wind zone, anchoring and septic separations cross-checked against the county code before you submit.
One validated packet, held until it is clean, tracked all the way to the certificate of occupancy.
From a lot to a filed permit, in minutes.
Three steps, no surveyor scramble, no rejected packets.
STEP 1
Drop in the site
Enter the address or parcel and snap the data plate. County records, zoning, flood, wind zone and the home specs fill themselves.
STEP 2
We validate it
Setbacks for the parcel district, wind zone, flood, anchoring and septic separations are checked against the county code, with the rule cited, before anything is filed.
STEP 3
Packet is ready
Site plan, blocking, anchoring, NOC and the official county worksheet, generated and tracked all the way to the certificate of occupancy.
The only permit engine built for mobile homes. Every Florida county.
Generic construction software does not know wind zones, blocking, anchoring, or the per-district setbacks that decide whether a home can even be set on a lot. We do, for all 67 Florida counties, with the rule cited.
LDC Sec. 6.01.0124 CFR 3280.5FL DOH 64E-6
67/ 67Florida counties, live
PolkPascoHillsboroughMarionLeeSumterLakeOsceolaand 59 more
Built for the people who set the home.
One permit that moves, whether you pull it, sell it, or haul it.
It catches the error before the county does.
The denials that cost weeks are deterministic: the wrong district, an under-rated wind zone, a home that does not fit after setbacks. We check each one, cite the rule, and hold the packet until it is clean.
Manufactured-home wind zone cross-check (24 CFR 3280.5)
Setbacks for the parcel district, cited to the county code
Buildable-envelope fit before the home is ordered
Well to septic 75 ft separation (FL DOH 64E-6)
Flood zone and Exposure D flagged before submittal
Questions, answered straight.
Is this AI deciding what my county requires?
No. Every result is deterministic and cited to a specific county rule, so you can see the exact code reference behind it. Not a black box.
Which counties do you cover?
All 67 Florida counties, with verified, per-district setbacks cited to each county Land Development Code, plus wind zone and flood.
What if a manufactured home is not allowed on the parcel?
We flag it before you buy the lot or order the home. Some districts allow it by right, some require a special-use permit, and a few exclude it. We tell you which, with the citation.
Who pulls the permit?
A state-licensed manufactured-home installer pulls the permit (FS 320.8249). Piermits builds the validated, county-ready packet for them.
What does it cost?
Pricing is set during a short demo against your real jobs. Bring an address and a HUD data plate and we will show you the workflow before anything is committed.