Soft floors, sticking doors, loose tie-downs or a leaking roof? Tell us what's going on, and we'll connect you with one local pro who works on mobile homes. It's free, and there's no obligation.

Floors, walls, ceilings, doors, windows, leaks and storm damage repaired on single-wides and double-wides in Lakeland and across Polk County.

Re-leveling for sticking doors, sloping floors and settled piers on mobile homes in Lakeland and Polk County, by state-licensed installers.

Tie-down inspections, strap tightening and anchor replacement for mobile homes in Lakeland and Polk County, from state-licensed installers.

Soft spots, sagging floors and rotted subfloors repaired on mobile homes in Lakeland and Polk County, with the leak found and fixed first.

Belly wrap repair, insulation replacement and vapor barriers under mobile homes in Lakeland and Polk County, to keep out moisture and pests.

Vinyl, lattice, insulated and faux stone skirting installed or repaired on mobile homes in Lakeland and Polk County, with the vents the rules require.

Leak repairs, roof coatings and roof-overs for mobile homes in Lakeland and Polk County, from Florida-licensed contractors.

Package unit replacement, duct repair and heating for mobile homes in Lakeland and Polk County, from Florida-licensed HVAC contractors.

Mobile home moves, setups and replacement homes in Lakeland and Polk County, with licensed installers and permits handled the right way.
Entry steps, landings and wheelchair ramps for mobile homes in Lakeland and Polk County's parks and 55+ communities, built to meet local rules.

Engineer foundation and tie-down certifications for FHA and other home loans on manufactured homes in Lakeland and Polk County.
National guides put re-leveling at about $450 to $900, a subfloor section at $500 to $700, roof repairs at $150 to $1,000, skirting at $1,000 to $4,000, and a full-service move at $5,000 to $15,000. Locally, City of Lakeland permits for mobile home roofs since 2022 had a median declared value of about $8,100. Hidden damage, access and permits change the price, so get a written quote.
It depends on the job. Setup, blocking and leveling call for a state-licensed mobile home installer. Roofing, AC, plumbing and electrical need a Florida-licensed contractor in that trade. Tell us what's wrong, and we'll connect you with one local pro for it.
This Old House puts it at about $450 to $600 for a single-wide and $750 to $900 for a double-wide. Replacing blocks, pads or anchors adds to the price.
Often. Unincorporated Polk lists additions, repairs, alterations and accessory structures to mobile homes as work needing a permit, along with all re-roofing and set-ups. Call the Building Division at 863-534-6080. Inside a city, ask that city's building department.
For any exterior change or addition, yes. Florida law requires written approval from the park owner first.
Tell us on the form. Florida law bars referral fees on work paid from property insurance claims, so we charge contractors nothing for those jobs.
Yes. Homeowners never pay us. Contractors pay us a marketing fee when we connect them with a homeowner, except on insurance-paid work.