Bringing the Industry Together
Each year, the West Virginia Housing Institute hosts its Annual Convention—an essential gathering for professionals in the manufactured and modular housing industry across the state and region. It’s where business leaders, policymakers, and partners come together to share insights, tackle challenges, and shape the future of factory-built housing in West Virginia.
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What Our Members Are Saying
“WVHI is our voice at the Capitol.”
“As a retailer, it’s hard to keep up with every regulation or bill that could impact our business. WVHI not only keeps us informed—they actively fight for our industry. That kind of support is priceless.”
Cody Fisher
“It’s a network we can count on.”
“Being part of WVHI connects us with suppliers, transporters, and other professionals across the state. It’s not just a membership—it’s a community.”
Kristin Watson
“WVHI helped us navigate compliance.”
“When state laws shifted, WVHI provided guidance and updates we could actually use. They make it easier to stay on top of regulations that affect our work every day.”
Albert Flores
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a manufactured home?
A manufactured home is a factory-built house constructed under the federal HUD Code. These homes are built in controlled environments and transported to the site for installation. They offer affordability, durability, and customization options.
How is a manufactured home different from a mobile home?
The term "mobile home" typically refers to homes built before June 15, 1976, when HUD regulations took effect. Manufactured homes built after that date meet strict federal standards for safety, construction, and energy efficiency.
Can I place a manufactured home on private land?
Yes. Manufactured homes can be installed on private property or in designated manufactured home communities. Be sure to check local zoning regulations and land-use requirements before making a decision.
Are financing options available for manufactured homes?
Absolutely. Many lenders offer financing for manufactured homes, including FHA, VA, USDA, and conventional loans. Some homes may also qualify for financing similar to site-built homes, especially when placed on a permanent foundation.
Who can join WVHI?
Membership is open to anyone involved in the factory-built housing industry in West Virginia—including retailers, manufacturers, community owners, transporters, lenders, suppliers, and service providers.
The West Virginia Housing Institute is comprised of hundreds of retailers, manufacturers, suppliers, lenders, community owners, and contractors to the factory-built housing industry with the common vision to maximize affordable homeownership in West Virginia.
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PO Box 2182 Charleston, WV 25328 1579 Washington St E, Charleston, WV 25311
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