
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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How often should I inspect my mobile home for maintenance issues?
It's recommended to inspect your mobile home at least twice a year - once in the spring and once in the fall. This helps catch small issues before they become costly repairs.
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What is the best way to maintain my mobile home's roof?
Regularly check for leaks, cracks, or missing shingles. If you have a metal roof, reseal it every 2-3 years with a quality sealant to prevent leaks and rust.
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How do I prevent moisture buildup under my mobile home?
Ensure your skirting is properly ventilated to allow airflow. You can also install a vapor barrier on the ground to reduce moisture and prevent mold and mildew.
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What should I do if my mobile home's floors feel soft or spongy?
Soft floors may indicate water damage or rot. Inspect for leaks under sinks, appliances and around the bathtub. Replace any damaged sub-flooring and seal any leaks.
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How can I improve insulation in my mobile home?
Upgrade to energy-efficient windows, add insulation under the home and inside walls, and use thermal curtains to help regulate temperature.
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What's the best way to maintain my mobile home's plumbing?
Regularly check for leaks under sinks, toilets, and appliances. Insulate pipes in the winter to prevent freezing and clean out drains to prevent clogs.
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How do I level my mobile home if it becomes unsteady?
You can get a free quote by visiting our contact page, giving us a call, or sending an email to Manager@LoneStarRepairs.com with details about your mobile home and the services you need.
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What's the best way to maintain mobile home skirting?
Inspect skirting for holes, cracks, or missing panels. Secure loose sections and replace any damaged parts to keep pests out and maintain proper ventilation. You can get a free quote for mobile home skirting by visiting our contact page, giving us a call, or sending an email to Manager@LoneStarRepairs.com with details about your mobile home skirting.
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How do I file an insurance claim for my mobile home?
Contact your insurance provider as soon as possible after the damage occurs. Provide them with details about the incident, take photos of the damage, and complete any necessary claim forms. An adjuster will inspect the damage before approval. Visit our Insurance Claims page for more information.