Manufactured Home Foundation Repair in Corpus Christi, TX
Foundation work for HUD-code manufactured homes, leveling, support repairs, and pier repairs, all by a specialist who knows these homes.
A manufactured home is built in a factory to the federal HUD code, then set on a raised foundation system of piers and supports. That foundation is built on site, and just like any raised home, it settles and shifts with the soil over time.
We specialize in manufactured home foundations, the leveling, support repairs, and pier work that keep these homes level, stable, and solid underfoot.
Manufactured Home Foundation Systems
Manufactured homes sit on a steel frame that rests on a series of support piers. The weight has to be distributed evenly across those piers for the home to stay level. When the distribution is off, because a pier has settled or a support has shifted, the home comes out of level.
- Steel frame carrying the home’s weight
- Support piers distributing that weight to the ground
- Tie-downs anchoring the home against wind
- Skirting enclosing and protecting the space below
Manufactured Home Leveling
Leveling is the process of correcting a manufactured home that has come out of level. The result is floors that feel solid and doors and windows that work the way they should.
- A home that has settled out of level
- Weight that is no longer distributed evenly
- Supports that have shifted over time
- A floor that no longer feels solid
Support and Pier Repairs
Over time, the supports under a manufactured home settle, shift, and wear. Piers sink into the soil, supports move out of alignment, and the home slowly drops. Repairing these supports, or addressing piers that have failed, restores the foundation’s strength.
- Supports that have settled
- Piers that have failed
- Supports that have shifted
- Areas that are under-supported
Common Manufactured Home Foundation Problems
Sloping floors, doors that stick or won’t latch, windows that bind, and gaps where walls meet are the signs we hear about most. All of them point back to the same thing: the home has come out of level, and the supports underneath need a closer look.
- Floors that slope or feel uneven
- Doors that stick or won’t close properly
- Windows that are hard to open
- Gaps and cracks where walls meet
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does manufactured home foundation repair cost?
It depends on the size of the home and the scope of the work. Leveling, pier repair, and support repair are each priced differently. The scope depends on the individual home.
Can you level a manufactured home without moving it?
In most cases, yes. Leveling doesn’t require moving the home. The specifics depend on the condition of the existing foundation.
How do I know if my manufactured home needs leveling?
Sloping floors are the biggest signal, followed by doors and windows that bind. If you notice these, it’s worth a closer look at the supports underneath.
What’s the difference between a manufactured and mobile home?
A manufactured home is built to the federal HUD code (after 1976), while a mobile home was built before that code existed. You can read more on our dedicated comparison page.
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