Double Wide Floor Repair

Ensure the sub floor is free of soft spots and holes.

Double wide floor repair. Paul cleo cat excellent comments and help. Now where the hot water tank sat and to the front of the closet it sat in next to my dryer is all wet. I know that when i built floors by putting 3 4 plywood over the old particle board filled the seams with bondo i got a hard smooth floor that felt wonderful to walk on. The pan that was under it had a crack so the water seeped through.

To set up a consultation or appointment with a general contractor during the covid 19 pandemic start by performing an online search for local professionals near you. My husband has ideas how to fix it but doesn t know if we have to replace the whole floor and how far the joiset are. Installation of 3 4 plywood floors will make your mobile home just like new because it s much sturdier than the old mobile home floor and will easily stand up to water leaks and. We have a double wide 85 long and the walking space in the middle of our narrow bathroom is sinking down.

I have a 2010 double wide my hot water heater leaked. Drew s roofing and home repair how to repair your mobile home floors how to. You will have to spend time doing i. After moving to a permanent site and set up they can sometimes develop annoying floor squeaks.

Fix a manufactured home s sub floor if it is noticeably damaged noticeably soft or missing. I will tell you how to eliminate them. It doesn t repair well so when you have sagging and soft floors in your mobile home we replace the old mobile home floor with a good grade of 3 4 plywood. Mobile homes and modular homes are factory built and are built on a steel chassis.

Make sure to that the plywood is cut to the correct size to fit the width of the room. Instead any old or damaged sub floor material should be removed and replaced with an equal thickness plywood. Second when installing your new sub floor you will want to lay the flooring in the same direction as it was originally before the replacement process began. This usually means that the new floor will be laid in the opposite direction of the joists.