Provo, UT Rental Inspections: Inspection Programs (2026)

Chapter 6.30 licenses mobile home rental dwellings separately from standard rentals, and Section 6.30.120 conducts its inspections the same way Section 6.01.070 requires: an applicant must permit continuing inspections on demand as a condition of getting, keeping, or renewing the license, and no fee is charged for inspecting a mobile home rental dwelling. The program's core structural feature is the reinspection cycle in Section 6.01.070(2): once a mobile home rental dwelling passes its initial inspection and is approved for a business license, the City will not inspect it again for thirty-six months unless reasonable cause exists to believe it has since fallen out of compliance under Section 6.01.070(3).

That inspection program backs the minimum health and safety requirements in Section 6.30.100, twelve building conditions, including operational smoke alarms, fire-rated separation between units, and proper street addressing, that a mobile home rental dwelling must meet or have mitigated to the Chief Building Official's satisfaction before a license issues under Section 6.30.090. A licensee who refuses to cooperate with an inspection under this program risks license refusal, suspension, or revocation under Section 6.01.070(1)(a), independent of whatever the inspection was investigating.