What should a home dealer do if their new installation does not align properly?

When a home dealer encounters a situation where a new installation does not align properly, the appropriate action is to re-adjust the sections. This response is practical and directly addresses the issue of alignment without the need for more drastic actions.

Re-adjusting the sections allows for fine-tuning the placement of the manufactured home to achieve the desired alignment. This can include adjustments to the positioning of the home on its foundation and ensuring that the sections fit together seamlessly. Proper alignment is crucial not only for aesthetic reasons but also for maintaining the structural integrity and functionality of the home.

Relocating the entire home would be inefficient and unnecessary unless the location itself was fundamentally flawed. Filing a report might be relevant in specific contexts, such as after significant issues have been identified, but it does not directly resolve the immediate problem of misalignment. Seeking a refund is typically not warranted for installation errors that can be corrected on-site. Therefore, re-adjusting sections is the most logical and effective solution for addressing alignment issues.