Mobile Home Leveling/Releveling/Manufactured Home Leveling Services

We provide professional mobile home leveling services nationwide to correct settling, uneven floors, and foundation movement. Our service focuses on adjusting supports and restoring proper balance to help prevent structural stress and interior damage. Request a quote to have your mobile or manufactured home properly releveled.

What Is Mobile Home Leveling and Why Is It Needed?

Mobile home leveling is the process of adjusting the support system beneath a manufactured home to restore proper balance and alignment. Leveling is needed when settling or shifting causes the home to tilt, which can lead to structural stress and interior problems.

What Are the Signs a Mobile Home Needs Releveling?

Common signs a mobile home needs releveling include sloping or soft floors, doors or windows that stick, cracks in walls or ceilings, and gaps around trim or cabinetry. These symptoms usually indicate uneven support beneath the home.

Why Is My Mobile Home Shifting?

Mobile homes shift when the soil beneath them moves or settles unevenly over time. Changes in moisture, poor drainage, erosion, and wear on support piers can all cause the home to shift, leading to uneven floors, stress on the structure, and alignment issues.

Can a Mobile Home Be Releveled Without Moving It?

In most cases, a mobile home can be releveled without moving it by adjusting the existing piers or support points. Releveling focuses on restoring balance rather than relocating the structure.

How Often Does a Mobile Home Need to Be Releveled?

Most mobile homes need releveling every few years, though timing depends on soil conditions, climate, and how the home is supported. Homes in areas with expansive soils or heavy rainfall may require more frequent adjustments.

How Do You Level a Double-Wide Mobile Home at the Marriage Line

Leveling a double-wide involves using a high-precision water level to find the home's highest point and then adjusting the central piers to close gaps where the two halves meet. This process requires synchronized hydraulic jacking along the main I-beams and marriage line to ensure the floor remains flush and the ceiling seams are perfectly aligned.

How Much Does Mobile Home Leveling Cost?

Mobile home leveling costs typically range between $220 and $3100, depending on home size, number of support points, and how much adjustment is required. Pricing can also vary based on soil conditions, access beneath the home, and local labor rates.

Our Service Area

We provide services nationwide, including in the following cities: