Mobile Home Leveling & Re-Leveling in Central Florida

A level home is a healthy home

Mobile and manufactured homes sit on piers, not a poured foundation. Over time, Central Florida's sandy soil, high water table and heavy summer rain can shift the ground under those piers, and the home slowly drifts out of level.

When that happens, the frame twists a little at a time. Doors and windows bind, drywall cracks, and plumbing and skirting get stressed. Re-leveling takes the load off the frame and puts it back where it belongs.

Your home may need re-leveling if

• Doors or windows stick, swing open or will not latch
• Cracks show up in drywall near doors, windows or corners
• Floors slope, feel soft or bounce when you walk
• Gaps open up along trim, ceilings or skirting
• A marble or a level rolls toward one end of the room
• It has been several years since the last level check

What re-leveling includes

• A full check of every pier, pad and shim under the home
• Level readings taken along the frame so you can see the problem
• Lifting and re-shimming low points back to level
• Replacing cracked or failing blocks and pads
• Re-checking and re-tightening tie-downs after leveling
• Photos of the work so you know what was done