Utility Connections
& Prep
What kind of utility connections come with our tiny homes? What general information should you know about tiny home setup? Let's explore utility connections, parking pad options, jacks, and more so that you can learn about what it's included with your home versus what you're responsible for prior to delivery.
UTILITIES
House Connection This connection is installed directly on your tiny home. A utility line will connect to it.
Utility Line This line links your tiny home connection and utility source together, transporting that utility to and from your home.
Utility Source The utility source is where your utilities are drawn from or delivered to. The utility line will connect to it.
What are my utility options? Your utilities (water, electric, sewer, gas) are split up into three different categories (house connection, utility line, utility source). Learn more about what is included in each category below.
Home Connection- All
We provide
electric (only option)
RV Twist Lock Plug
We provide a 50-amp RV twist lock power plug with all of our homes. This inlet connects directly to your tiny home electrical subpanel, with a max 50-amp allowance. Learn more about max amperage.
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Included
Parking
Parking Pad This is the surface that your tiny home will be parked on. You have different substrate and size options.
Jacks This is the support system that will help both level and stabilize your tiny home when parked.
Access This is the method of accessing the interior of your tiny home.
Miscellaneous This represents the additional options you have for your tiny home once parked.
What do I need once my tiny home is parked? Your tiny home needs for parking will be determined on your property and intended travel plans. Learn more about each category (parking pad, jacks, access, misc.) below.
Parking Pad
You Provide
View your parking pad material options below. Use our parking pad size calculator to figure out what minimum parking pad size you need for your tiny home.
Parking Pad (Option 1 of 2)
Poured/Paved
A poured or paved pad is a durable surface that allows for consistent leveling of your tiny home with a smooth finished surface. Client to work with local contractor for design and installation. Cost will vary.
Estimated Cost:
Varies
Parking Pad (option 2 of 2)
Compacted Gravel
A compacted gravel pad is easier to remove in the future but provides stability for parking in the interim. Compacted gravel can more effectively drain precipitation. Client to work with local contractor for design and installation. Cost will vary.
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