1. Know your zoning

Some counties restrict tiny homes; others welcome them. Always check.

2. Plan for utilities

Decide how you'll handle:

• Water
• Sewer/septic
• Power
• Internet

3. Choose the right model for your use

Studio, 1-bedroom, or 2-bedroom — each serves different needs.

4. Understand delivery requirements

Your property must be ready before delivery day.

5. Expect faster timelines

Tiny homes deliver much quicker than traditional construction.

6. Hiring Coastal Craft makes it simple

We walk you through:

• Choosing a model
• Preparing your site
• Delivery
• Setup
• Final placement

1. Florida Rules Vary by County

Some counties require permits; others do not for portable structures.

2. Alabama Is Often More Flexible

Rural counties allow tiny homes more freely.

3. Utility Permits May Be Separate

Electrical and plumbing often require approval.

4. HOA Restrictions Still Apply

Always check neighborhood covenants.

5. Coastal Craft Helps You Navigate Requirements

We guide buyers through the process step by step.

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Need help understanding your county requirements? Contact Coastal Craft.