Mobile Home Repair Services in Ocala
Call (828) 860-2401 and describe the problem. Your call goes to a licensed local contractor. This site is an independent referral service and does not do the work itself.
Leveling and blocking
Doors that stick, windows that won't close, cracks along wall seams or floors that feel uneven can mean the home has shifted on its piers. A provider can check the piers, blocking and tie-downs.
Skirting
Damaged or missing skirting lets in animals, wind and water. Repairs and replacement panels are a common request.
Roofs and leaks
Roof leaks on manufactured homes often show up as stains along ceiling seams or around vents. Many owners ask about roof coatings or roof-over options.
Subfloor and soft floors
Soft spots near bathrooms, kitchens and exterior doors usually mean water damage to the subfloor underneath.
Plumbing and underbelly
Leaks under the home can damage the underbelly (bottom board) and insulation. Torn or sagging underbelly is a common repair.
Doors, windows and steps
Replacement doors and windows sized for manufactured homes, plus steps and small decks at entrances.
Check a contractor's license
In Florida, mobile home setup work such as leveling, blocking and tie-downs is done by installers licensed by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, and roof, plumbing, electrical and structural work falls under state contractor licensing. Before you hire anyone, ask for their license numbers and check them yourself:
- FLHSMV list of licensed mobile home installers
- Florida DBPR license search (Construction Industry Licensing Board)