Subfloor repair
Replacing rotted, sagging, or water-damaged subfloor — sections or whole rooms. The single most common repair we do under a mobile home.
Subfloors, joists, beams, posts, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and water-damage restoration — the repairs that turn up when a mobile or manufactured home has been settling, leaking, or quietly falling out of shape for years. One C-47 licensed contractor handles all of it.
When a mobile or manufactured home has settled, leaked, or aged, the structural pieces underneath go first. We replace and reinforce them.
Replacing rotted, sagging, or water-damaged subfloor — sections or whole rooms. The single most common repair we do under a mobile home.
Cracked or rotted floor joists, sagging beams, and shifted or rusted support posts get replaced or sistered to bring the home back to a sound structure.
Damaged studs, headers, and framing repaired wherever water, settling, or impact has compromised them.
Water remediation after a flood or pipe break, direct-inject air drying into wall cavities, and rebuilding what the water destroyed.
Repair and replacement of out-of-square door and window framing — common after settling, leaks, or impact damage.
Skirting framing, deck supports, and other exterior structural fixes that protect the home from weather and pests.
The systems that run through every mobile home — under one C-47 license, so you don't have to coordinate three different contractors.
Water line leaks, drain repairs, fixture replacement, water heaters, and repairs to plumbing damaged by settling or water loss. From $200.
GFCI outlet replacement, troubleshooting and repair of wiring damaged by rodents, panel and circuit issues, and other electrical problems. From $200.
Heating and air conditioning service, system replacement, and the $299 AC tune-up. Beat the Central California heat without overpaying.
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 find the cause, not just the symptom — water-damaged subfloor usually means a leak somewhere we have to chase down before we rebuild.
Structural, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and any water-damage restoration handled by the same crew. No callbacks to coordinate other trades.
We walk the repair with you before we pack up. If any of the work touches Title 25 items, we tell you up-front so it's documented if you need it later.
The frustration with most mobile home repair jobs is that they cross trades — the subfloor is rotted because the plumbing leaked, the plumbing leaked because the home settled, and now you need a plumber, a carpenter, and a foundation contractor. Three trips, three estimates, three invoices.
With a C-47 license — California's contractor classification specifically for mobile and manufactured home work — we handle all of it. One quote. One crew. One responsible party. Owner Clinton Dotson has 25+ years in the business and has installed more than 800 new homes from the factory.
Request a Free QuoteWe perform structural and systems repair 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.
Structural repair covers the parts of the home that hold it together — subfloor, floor joists, beams, posts, and damaged wall framing. Systems repair covers the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC that run through the home. Most jobs are a mix of both, which is why we handle them under one C-47 license.
Yes — subfloor repair is one of the most common jobs we handle. We replace sections of rotted, sagging, or water-damaged subfloor, repair the joists underneath when needed, and reinstall the flooring. Common in older mobile homes and anywhere a plumbing leak went undetected.
Yes. We perform water-damage restoration for mobile and manufactured homes — water remediation, direct-inject air drying into wall cavities, and subfloor repair where the water has soaked in. Call us as soon as possible after a loss so the damage doesn't spread.
Yes. Under our C-47 license we handle electrical repairs (GFCI replacement, troubleshooting wiring damaged by rodents, panel and circuit issues), plumbing repairs (water lines, drains, fixtures), and HVAC service. One contractor for the whole repair instead of three.
Yes. We perform Title 25 inspections ourselves and we know exactly what an inspector is looking for. Anything we repair is brought up to a standard that will pass.
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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