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Manufactured Homes Plants

Build homes that are energy efficient from the ground up

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Home manufacturers can enjoy all the benefits of ENERGY STAR by participating in the ENERGY STAR Manufactured New Homes program. 

The information on this webpage applies to homes built in a factory that are subject to the federal Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards (commonly referred to as the HUD Code) contained in 24 CFR 3280. Learn about participation as a builder of site-built and modular single family homes or developer of multifamily buildings.

How to certify your plant

Manufactured homes plants must meet the following simple requirements before certifying homes as ENERGY STAR:

Fill out an ENERGY STAR Partnership Agreement. 

Access the ENERGY STAR Partnership Agreement. 

Complete the plant certification process through an EPA-recognized Quality Assurance Provider (QAP). 

A list of recognized QAPs can be found at the Manufactured Program Requirements.

Enjoy the benefits of ENERGY STAR.

There is no cost to partner with ENERGY STAR. Once you are a partner, you can use ENERGY STAR promotional materials for free.

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Becoming an ENERGY STAR partner is easy; simply fill out an ENERGY STAR Partnership Agreement. There is no cost to partner with ENERGY STAR or use ENERGY STAR promotional materials.

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