Mobile home leveling services in Polk County

Six areas of work that independent local contractors handle for manufactured homes around Livingston and Lake Livingston. This site is a referral service and does not perform the work itself.

• Mobile Home Releveling

  Releveling brings a manufactured home back to its intended plane by adjusting or rebuilding the pier support under the steel frame. Homeowners in Livingston and around Lake Livingston usually notice the need for it long before they know what to call it.

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• Pier Repair and Replacement

  Piers are the working part of a manufactured home foundation. When a home in Livingston goes out of level, the cause is almost always something happening at the piers or at the ground directly under them.

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• Anchor and Tie Down Inspection

  Piers hold a manufactured home up. Anchors and tie downs hold it down and keep it from sliding or racking sideways. In East Texas, where remnants of Gulf storms bring sustained wind and long soaking rain, that second job matters as much as the first.

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• Skirting Repair and Installation

  Skirting looks cosmetic and is not. It closes the crawl space, controls how much moisture and air move under the home, keeps animals out of the insulation and ductwork, and shields plumbing from the occasional hard East Texas freeze.

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• Foundation and Support Inspection

  A support inspection answers a specific question: is this manufactured home properly supported on the ground it sits on right now. It is the step that should come before any repair decision, and it is also what buyers, sellers and long time owners around Lake Livingston use to get a clear picture.

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• Storm and Wind Damage Assessment

  After a storm passes through Polk County, the visible damage gets attention first: shingles, siding, a limb across the yard. The damage that costs more later is usually underneath, where wind, saturated soil and impact can move a manufactured home off its support.

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