my mobile home (2007) is insured by Foremost Propery and Casualy Insurance Company and my dads (1983) is also insured by Foremost, including replacement.

http://foremost.com/

have you checked out your local yellow pages phone book for area mobile home repair contractors?

how about "angies list" instead of craigslist?

have you contacted anyone in your municipal government that could help you? building inspector? building department? etc

why not save labor costs and replace the broken sections of skirting yourself??

is it possible the moldy/mildew condition is on the underbelly of your home??

JeepsOLot wrote:
How did you hook it up to the breaker box?

Jerry

due to the rules of the forum regarding electrical hookups, lets just say it was wired in correctly.

https://www.mobilehomerepair.com/phpbb/v ... f=6&t=5628

a friend of mine from work just did some tiling from the top of the shower enclosure to the ceiling and it looks pretty darn good!

i don't see why you shouldn't be able to do it in your home if that's what you want to do.

http://www.poweredgenerators.com/images/generators/EG3500.jpg my brother gave me this hand me down 20+ year old Honda generator last years after the big storm called "Irene" hit the Connecticut area and after he went out and bought a bigger one for his house. he also made a dolly for it s...

hillman wrote:The throw away suit was a good idea too. By the way, they don't make one that is resistant to animal and snake bites, do they?

just "man up" or wear this!

you can always get throw away tyvek suits to wear as you crawl underneath http://www.bing.com/search?q=tyvek+suit&src=IE-SearchBox&FORM=IE8SRC&adlt=strict i would also inspect the entire length of that pipe to ensure there are no other problems that may appear later on. better to do it r...

heres a good website for florida mobile homes

http://florida.mobilehomes-for-sale.com/

lot fees can start from $350/month and go higher (i'm sure it depends on location). not that discouraging.

Problem 5: We have had central air since we got the trailer, but stopped using it several years ago because it doesn't blow out cold air anymore. We've been using a window unit but it provides limited air (when its 90+ in the summer its nearly unbearable and can't even sleep). I want to get the cen...

joedirt63 wrote:we might as well just pull it and do it the right way darn!!!!.

i think you just answered your own question

when you buy the laminate flooring look for the kind with the foam backing already attached

i remember watching my brother winterize his mobile home up in maine by draining the water heater (there was a door on the outside of the home for access) and then use a shop vac to push as much water out of the plumbing that he could, starting from the bathroom furthest from the water heater and wo...

bobfather99 wrote:Could also be the flapper itself rattling around inside the pipe.

thats what happens in the vent above my stove and microwave. its just the flapper/damper making a little noise. nothing for me to be alarmed about. it only happens on windy days.