My concern is supporting the weight of the new roof on 2x4 wall studs. I don't know your location so I don't know if snow load is a factor. Where I am 2 feet of snow on the roof is a common occurrence. Any blocking from the rim to the ground is going to help. Remember to check the home with a water ...

You need to figure out what you are starting with for studs first. If you have 2x6 wall studs than I think by adding parameter blocking the weight issue may be minimal. I went with a full 12" soffit when I did ours, make it simple and minimise waste. You may be able to drop to 3/8 OSB and save ...

looks good!!! Nothing like a job like that to test yourself.

Greg

I was working from NYS code that is supposed to mirror the fed. HUD code.

Greg

Personally I would stay with a Paint store like Sherwin williams or Glidden and get their advice. The home center people are hit & miss with their advice as evidenced by their steering you an anti rust paint. I'm not saying it is not a good paint but there are others out there that will do the j...

What material is the skirting?

If you are going with full size gutters, you can take a pair of tin snips and cut the small gutter in half length way (just be careful the edge WILL be sharp) that way water will just run directly into the new gutters.

Greg

The dryer vent needs to be run out through the skirting. Never just vent under the home, you will create a moisture problem.

By code, bathrooms must be vented however opening windows count as ventilation. You can add ceiling/ wall fan ventilation but it will require electrical work.

Greg

Most slip the full size gutter behind the factory "gutters" and just use the screw & spacer through the top of the gutter to hang them.

Greg

You found the main reason why poison is not recommended for critters in mobiles. You need to find a way to deter the critters. I have always been partial to steel skirting, if a critter can chew through it I'm NOT messing with it. You need to make the skirting 100% tight with no gaps for critters to...

Can you post a picture? Often you can cut it down and glue the overlap edge.

Greg

I don't know of any "laws" that would forbid their removal, but I would check with your building codes officer. You will most likely need a permit for the work so I would run it by him.

Greg

I have never seen a frame like that. You could check Ebay for hinges or possibly make a conventional hinge work.

Greg

should work fine. possibly cut a wood frame to fit the inside and screw into that.

usually screwed from the frame face into the door frame.
can you post some pictures?

Greg