All materials, concrete blocks, base pads and wood wedges, water leveling, tires and hitch will come off and put under unit (if hitch is detachable) 6mil black visqueen plastic placed under unit.
Tie-Downs
The next step is proceeding with the tie down. A tie down is definitely necessary for proper installation, but how we go about starting the process will depend on soil conditions as well as site preparation. We will handle the process from start to finish, and leave you with one less thing to worry about.
Installed pre-engineered tie downs that are necessary for proper installation (will depend on soil conditions and site preparation) if a concrete slab is poured Moly's are the only option.
Mobile Home Skirting
Once the tie down portion is complete, next is the skirting, which involves the metal or concrete panel. For this step, the skirt will be installed on pressure treated rail, for ground contact with the vinyl top and bottom accent. Once the skirting has been completed, your mobile home will be all ready to go!
Cement Skirting
Pros: Looks like foundation on stick-built home. Uses vinyl accents for appearance and durability. Paintable to match home.
Cons: Must be painted by the customer as soon as possible after installation.
Metal Skirting
Pros: Pre-Painted. Easier to clean and maintain. Least expensive option.
Cons: Limited amount of color choices. Lines are up and down instead of side to side.
Lap Siding
Pros: Can be matched to siding on the home. Elongates home to look bigger. Can be required in some areas.
Cons: Most expensive option. Must be painted as well as maintained. Can be required in some areas.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Phone: 360-239-5048
Address: Centralia, WA, 98531
Licensed WAINS Installer: SMieHTM790LH
BUSINESS HOURS
- Mon - Sat
- -
- Sunday
- Closed
Washington State Contractor #: MobilHM778KU