At Wandering Tiny Homes, we believe that a great home starts with a strong foundation—structurally and in our standards. Our commitment to craftsmanship, innovative techniques, and high-quality materials ensures each tiny house is built to last, standing strong against the test of time and nature’s challenges.

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We adhere to rigorous building codes and inspections to guarantee safety, durability, and energy efficiency. Whether constructing a Tiny Home on Wheels or Skid, our builds meet industry-leading standards and undergo thorough third-party inspections to ensure compliance. Some of these key standards include:

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• IRC (International Residential Code) – Governs structural and safety standards.

• NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) – Covers fire safety requirements.

• NEC (National Electrical Code) – Ensures proper electrical installations.

• IECC (International Energy Conservation Code) – Sets energy efficiency guidelines.

• ANSI 119.5 – Applies to Park Model RVs.

• NHTSA (National Highway & Transportation Safety Administration) – Regulates safety for Park Models and Tiny Homes on Wheels (THOWs).​

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In addition to meeting national codes, we have developed a multi-stage Quality Assurance Program to meticulously inspect and verify every phase of the build, ensuring that each home is constructed with precision and care. Our third-party engineering and inspection partners oversee every detail to provide homeowners with confidence in the safety and longevity of their tiny home.

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Whether you’re looking for a permanent residence or a mobile living solution, Wandering Tiny Homes is dedicated to delivering homes built with integrity, innovation, and lasting quality.