I looked on the Menards website and found a 5 piece surround for $56. Very barebones but will solve your problem.

Many factory mobile home faucets are of lower quality, and finding parts is tough to impossible. Probably would be easier to replace with a new one of better quality. Just take your old one into your local store and get a replacement with the same dimensions. As for the TV mounting, you will probabl...

In whatever shape you make your cuts in the belly, make sure the cuts are as straight as possible, makes it easier to tape everything up when you're done. Gray plastic is the pb pipe, I would replace with pex. If time and budget won't allow you to replace everything with pex, you can fix your leak w...

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I do this all the time!!! So much that when the post office counter guy sees me coming, he just says "How many??" The funny part is that he's my neighbor!!!

Best way to tackle this is what Greg posted, start at the roof, and work your way down, sealing as you go. Dont forget to seal around windows and around any trim around them. Probably a good idea to dry out whats gotten wet, or mold/mildew will develop soon.

Found a serviceable one awhile back at a Habitat for Humanity store, even had a good faucet attached...replaced the missing one from the home with just a little countertop trimming.
Check for a Habitat store near you, maybe you'll get lucky.

Due to the costs involved with building a foundation, would you be able to increase the value of the home enough to justify "the build"?? Or would it be possible(and less expensive) to sell what you have and look for a stick-built home(perhaps a short sale/foreclosure)

If possible, remove all previous repairs, then caulk around the windows and doors. If you remove/replace the screws, put a drop or two of sealer on each one to help seal everything up. I do agree with the previous posts, check the roof for leaks and work your way down until you find your problem. Go...

As Mike from Holmes on Homes says, "Minimum code is just that, minimum code." Code is not necessarily the best solution, just enough to satisfy inspectors. Anytime you have warm, dryer air(indoors) meet cooler, moist air(outdoors), water can condense on the surface. Moisture=mold. This is ...

Best and easiest is to replace with a fan unit thats as close to original as possible. Less fuss that way. Make sure your fan is vented to the outside with no air leaks.

The mailman was good to me today. Great book!!! Thank you Mark!!!

Repairs might be covered by your insurance policy. Call your agent.

You may be smelling sewer gases backing up through the pipes. Does the tub/shower drain properly??

The slideout cabinets rock!!

If you setup your belly like rookie35 did, it will help prevent freeze up of pipes and may help with the cold floors a little.