Doors that won't latch
Interior doors that swing open on their own, exterior doors that stick or no longer line up with the strike plate.
Doors won't latch, floors slope, the cabinets are out of square — those are the signs your mobile or manufactured home has settled. We level the home, replace failed piers, and rebuild the supports underneath. C-47 licensed. Leveling from $550, pier replacement from $140.
Most homeowners notice it inside the home long before they think about the foundation. If any of these sound familiar, your home is likely due for releveling.
Interior doors that swing open on their own, exterior doors that stick or no longer line up with the strike plate.
Especially diagonal cracks running from the corner of a doorway or window — that's the home twisting as it settles.
You can feel the slope walking across a room, or the floor flexes more than it used to in one spot.
Visible separation where the wall meets the ceiling, the floor, or the trim — the wall and the floor are no longer moving as one piece.
Windows that fight you on the way up and down, or that no longer close tightly against the weatherstrip.
Kitchen cabinet doors that won't sit flush, drawers that drift open, countertops with a visible tilt against a level.
We raise the home, set every pier and support to the correct height, and bring the home back to true. The fix for sticking doors, sloping floors, and drywall cracks.
Concrete piers, ABS piers, and adjustable steel jacks that have cracked, rusted, or shifted get pulled and replaced. From $140 per pier, with quantity pricing for full re-supports.
Full re-supports for older homes where the original supports have failed. We also repair tie-down anchors and replace missing or damaged anchoring hardware.
Call us or request a quote. For most jobs we can give you a price range over the phone and a firm number once we are on-site.
We measure the home, check every pier and support, and identify what is causing the issue. You get a clear explanation of what's happening and what needs to be done.
We raise the home in stages so nothing gets stressed, replace any failed piers and supports, and reset everything to the correct height. Most jobs are half a day to a full day.
We walk the inside of the home with you — doors, windows, cabinet alignment, floor feel — to confirm the issues are gone before we pack up.
Owner Clinton Dotson has 25+ years in the mobile and manufactured home business and has installed more than 800 new homes straight from the factory. That's the difference between a general contractor who occasionally levels a mobile home and a specialist who knows exactly how these homes are built, how they fail, and how to put them right.
We work in mobilehome parks across Central California — the parks know our work and our paperwork. If your park manager has a preferred contractor list, there's a good chance we are on it.
Request a Free QuoteWe level and repair foundations on mobile and manufactured homes in seven Central California counties, including the following cities and the surrounding areas:
Counties served: Kern County, Kings County, Tulare County, Fresno County, Ventura County, Santa Barbara County, San Luis Obispo County. Call (661) 339-8050 if you are nearby and not sure.
The most common signs are doors and windows that stick or won't latch, visible gaps between the wall and the ceiling or floor, cracks running through drywall, sloping or springy floors, and cabinets that no longer sit flush. If you can feel the home shift when you walk across a room, it almost always means the supports underneath have settled.
Mobile and manufactured home leveling from Accurate Home Repair starts at $550. The final price depends on the size of the home, how far it has settled, how many piers or supports need attention, and travel distance. Call (661) 339-8050 for an exact quote.
A straightforward releveling on a single-wide is usually a half-day to a full day on-site. A double-wide or a home with extensive pier replacement can take one to two days. You stay in the home during the work in most cases.
Leveling is adjusting the existing supports under your home so the home sits true again. Foundation repair is replacing supports that have failed — broken piers, rusted jacks, rotted wood pads, or shifted footings. Most jobs need a little of both, which is why we handle them together.
It depends on the soil and the original installation, but a typical schedule is every five to seven years. Homes in clay-heavy soil, homes with bad drainage around the perimeter, and homes that were not properly leveled on installation will settle faster.
Yes. We are CSLB C-47 licensed and have worked in mobilehome parks throughout Central California for 25+ years. Parks are familiar with our work and our paperwork.
Central California — Kern, Kings, Tulare, Fresno, Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo counties. That includes Bakersfield, Hanford, Visalia, Fresno, Ventura, Oxnard, Santa Maria, San Luis Obispo, Pismo Beach, Paso Robles, and the surrounding areas. Call (661) 339-8050 if you are nearby and not sure.
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