OK, so I have a hunting camp/mobile home, well/septic I am at my hunting camp for the holidays and all last night every 5 minutes or so, I could hear a clicking sound, being cold and raining out didn't venture under the building to see where SO< did my best to listen , from under my bathroom sink, I...

OK I again appreciate all your info and take your experience to heart, as I am sure its way more than what I have BUT I still am not sure maybe I am explaining this roof correctly this roof moves like waves on a lake every time the wind blows, its very flexible , due to I THINK< its age, and the fac...

thanks again, but part of my problem is the roof is so flexiable and moves so much, so poding water can be almost any where at tinmes, but there are several spots where it can be up to say an inch deep or so its too cold now for anything, and with just a few hrs a day of sun, IF that, and heavy cond...

thanks I did use th Ame's max stretch product and I used there primer first I had called them prior to buying there products, explained my deal asked what they recommened I use, and preped and followed there direction to a T they CLAIMED It would work fine with ponding water, as long as I used 3 coa...

has anyone ever used a professional rubber roof coating? them big sheets they use, or rolls of rummber??
as also thinking about them
but don't know anyone with actual use of one, if it lasts , or works well
pro's/con's??

well due to its age, I don't think that will help much I'm debating trying auto body Bondo, to fill in the dents , or a HD epoxy maybe?? just to try to solve the water puddling up issue's as that seems to be the real killer water sits for weeks or months, and the coating just gets soft from being wa...

OK I am looking for some help I have an older mobile home that I use as a hunting camp its a 60's mobile hone with a more or less all flat all metal roof like a BIG can of tuna fish LOL any how, for the past 20 yrs or so, I have been treating the roof with some aluminum roof coating I get at my loca...

thanks its in a tight area, so framing it in would be tricky, and then there are water pipes above it and to the side, and then where its fed too further making it tricky to frame in I am thinking about using the foil type heat insulation, and getting a bunch of the foam pipe insulation piece's and ...

OK I just had my pessure tank replaced on a mobile home I have its located under the trailer, about 20 ft from the end of the trailer I have full skirting about the home, and there is a added on porch that extends out about 10 ft with a full skirting as well, so privides extra wind protection to the...

Thanks, I appreciate the feed back
and I plan on doing the 20 gallon tank
just waiting on plumber now to tell me when he can get here
guess he's busy?
hasn't called me back since Wed day??
got to love customer servise these days Lol

thanks , that is what the plumber was saying, but others were telling me other wise, and just wasn't sure
appreciate the reply

OK I have a failing pressure tank, BUt I cannot tell what size I have, there is NO info on the tank, but guessing by size its either a 20 or 26 gallon tank the plumber that is going to replace is telling me a 20 gallon tank will be more than enough, and that I will NOT notice any loss in pressure , ...

on a side note I thought about replacing the wall on one side of my water heater with a plexi glass sheet, so I could keep tabs on it by seeing thru the wall
but??
just never got around to that when I did the re do on it

Thanks again guys and my problem I kno3 is I don't ever drain it or really check on it,its mostly due to how much work/time is needed to open the access up to it as I don't live at the site, so when I am there I guess I just don't try hard enough to work on it IF the access area was easier, I would ...

Again thanks, but I get the metal flakes on both hot and cold I am going to replace pressure tank, both cause I think its the problem, and the fact its as old as it is, a new one won't hurt if I am wrong once I see is the tank is the =ause I am then going to replace the water heater, as odds are its...