Use Jacksonville’s current mobile-home egress form when coordinating the receiving installation. It covers stairs and landings at exterior doors and includes the installer’s signature and license information. Confirm who will handle that work and the city submission separately from transport.
Current egress form
Use the current stairs-and-landings documentation, with the installer's license and signature.
Handrail attachment matters
The form says handrails must not be attached to the home's exterior.
Electronic submission
JaxEPICS requires an account for the electronic filing process.
Identify who owns the entrance work
The Jacksonville mobile-home egress form requires the responsible license holder to acknowledge responsibility for the stairway assemblies providing egress. Discuss that document with the receiving installer before agreeing on the handoff from the hauler. Reusing stairs or landings should be a question for that professional and the city, not an assumption in the transport booking.
The form also states that handrail assemblies may not attach to the exterior of the mobile home. Have the installer review the proposed arrangement against the full current requirements.
Request hauling to the Jacksonville address
Provide the home dimensions, section count and receiving location. Tell the transporter what remains pending with the installer; the quote request covers transport, not entrance construction or utility work.
Start from the current form directory
The Jacksonville permit forms page warns against submitting superseded editions. Obtain the document from that directory when assembling the project file rather than using an old saved copy.
- The Jacksonville Building Inspection Division page requires electronic submission through JaxEPICS and an account for submitting permits.
- Make sure the person handling the receiving work knows what is outstanding in that system.
- A delivery date can then be discussed with the actual permit and installer status in view.