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Permits & requirements in Connecticut
Last verified July 2026
A manufactured home moving through Connecticut travels under an oversize/overweight permit from CTDOT, applied for through the DMV Commercial Vehicle Operations web portal. It's the standard permit for moving an over-width load on state highways.
Source: CTDOT · Conn. Gen. Stat. §14-270
Connecticut requires an oversize permit for any load wider than 8 feet 6 inches. A manufactured home is almost always wider than that, so a permit is required for essentially every move.
Source: CTDOT
Connecticut has a stricter escort rule specifically for mobile homes: a home over 10 feet wide — or over 85 feet long — requires both a front and a rear escort. General oversize loads only trigger an escort at 12 feet, so homes are held to a tighter standard.
Source: Conn. Agency Regs. §14-270-2
Connecticut is HUD Wind Zone I statewide — no county falls into the higher coastal zones. There's no specific state seismic requirement.
Source: HUD wind-zone map
A manufactured home in Connecticut is installed under the State Building Code, with the permit issued by the local building official. Manufactured-home communities are governed separately under state law. The home needs its HUD certification label.
Source: Connecticut State Building Code
The transport permit belongs to the mover — it's issued to the person or firm that will actually transport the load. As a concierge move, the licensed carrier holds the permit for you.
Source: CTDOT
The installation permit is issued by the local building official, with the applicant typically either the homeowner or the contractor doing the work.
Source: Connecticut local building departments
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