Posts Tagged ‘diy’

Whether you’re a long-term mobile homeowner or new to the scene, skirting is a topic you cannot afford to ignore. It’s an essential part of a mobile home, not only for aesthetics but also for protection. But why is skirting important? What type is best for your home, and how is it installed? This article
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Replacing a door might seem like a daunting task, especially if you’re a mobile homeowner new to the DIY scene. However, a door is much more than a mere entry and exit point. It’s a significant component of your home, affecting everything from security to energy efficiency and aesthetics. As with any purchase for your
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The sizzling summer heat is here! This means the temperatures are at an all-time high, and the humidity levels help kick things up a notch. With the summer sun beating down on your mobile home, indoor temperatures can rise to an uncomfortable level. Does it feel like your mobile home is not cooling? Air conditioning
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Does your RV need some work done, but you don’t want to take money away from the vacation jar? Or do you like to tinker at home? Good news then, we have come up with essential DIY RV maintenance and repair tips to help you get you back on the road. While every RV is
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If you are a homeowner, you know that coming home to the same design every day can get a little boring. The idea of remodeling sounds great but finding inspiration and budget for a remodel can be difficult. Whether you are about to start renovating your home today or just looking for inspiration, this guide
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How To: Installing Surrounds in Mobile Home Bathroom Showers In one of our previous how-to articles, we looked at installing a new pan in your mobile home bathroom showers. However, if you’re not installing a new pan or tub and instead just want to replace the old and worn-out shower surround, how do you proceed
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For many years, the predominant type of mobile home skirting was galvanized metal. It had the typical colorless grey of bare steel and looked pretty bland. However, it fell out of fashion as insulated and faux-stone type skirting became the most popular exterior style. Today’s metal skirting is much superior to the old bare metal.
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