I dont want gutters to have something else to maintence all the time with the leaves, are there gutters that can be closed in so nothing gets in them that aren't expensive & that I can do myself with installation??

I'm just asking for when I'm not home... at work... etc... just not here & trying to conserve my propane, I'd like to have it in the 70s while I'm home but I keep it at 67 & use a robe & blankets all day & night to stay warm :( but of course my floor at that temp is unfornately cold....

What is the min. that you can put your heating at in the winter so that pipes or flooring isn't soo cold?? I thought I saw/read somewhere 65, that seems high to be the lowest? I do have an old trailer though, I dont know if that makes a difference (1973)? thanks.

thank you 87comm, I called them today but of course once I got online & saw that information they were about to close. I was told to come with a bunch of papers & fill out an application, so I will have to do that next week since Friday is my early day & I can get there in time the other...

bob there is no leak that could be found underneath but as I said, the water runs directly under the home from the side; the water runs straight down the siding underneath which is why I asked about a hang-over added to the roof. I do have some type of grading problem, I think, my sidewalk is lower ...

Greg- "re plumb" you mean replace all the piping- plumbing... water lines... sewer pipes? That is one thing I don't know if I can do or not lol? A friend helps me do all my repairs but not sure how well he knows the above? He does all his own replairs in his house so he probably does!

ok, I will try to get the energy audit done- I think Atlantic City Electric does that- not sure and no I don't have plastic on my windows, I do own my place & I have no idea where or even how to start looking for places or grants to help me winterize anything? Any suggestions on how I would find...

I am in a park & because they have done soo much since I moved in with fixing things, the owner said hes not fixing anything else.... SO I didnt ask about this problem- as I just found out about it maybe a month ago (

Are the heating & cooling bills always expensive in mobile homes? I have 1973 home & I have to keep warm by heating at 67 (and alot of blankets when I'm sitting around watching tv or on the pc :( ...)when I'm home & 64 when I'm not--- can I go lower in the winter?? I thought I saw or rea...

Thanks jpingram5, I have to take the whole belly board out with the insulation & replace it anyway once it gets warm due to a moisture problem causing the board to grow mold & mildew... SO I'm trying to get as much information as I can on fixing things under-there while I have it completely ...

Thanks Greg, but will this stop the mold & mildew from growing under the trailer & onto the belly board? How will that fix the problem if water is still running & sitting under there? I do have vented skirting all around my whole trailer (BESIDES in the front & in the back directly) ...

ALSO... I figured out all of this b/c I had mushrooms growing underneath my flooring where my dishwasher was & also next to my stove & the wall.... no leaks as we can tell... SOO this is all from the mositure underneath the home & the floor held it in & trapped it causing the mushroo...

I'm having a HUGE problem with moisture in my ground under my trailer, mainly under my kitcken but I also have wet dirt in other spots causing the dreaded MOLD all under & on my bellyboard. I noticed all of this when I was repairing my bellyboard before it got soo cold but now I'm at a stand sti...

Hi, is replacing your whole heating ducts under your home an easy task? I have a 1973 home & the vents make sooo much noise & its driving me CRAZY!! From one of the previous owners; they put the yellow spray foam in the ducts, for what reason I don't know, but I don't know if thats what is e...