Mobile home roof repair

New Metal Mobile Home Roof Over.

Your manufactured home has a metal roof. It also leaks, and you’re tired of it! You’ve been contemplating a rubber roof, but don’t know much about it. Then read on! This article will provide you with some useful insight. Generally, rubber roofs are available in two forms – seam and seamless. You may also see ... Continue Reading about Rubber Roofing for Mobile Homes – Understanding Different Roof Options

How hard is it to get your roof replaced or repaired? Turns out, it can be a nightmare! My #roofing escapades here!

Mobile homeowners have two choices when a mobile home roof begins to fail; a complete mobile home roof replacement or a mobile home roof over. What is a Mobile Home Roof Over? A mobile home roof over involves placing a new roof or roofing material over your existing roof. There’s little to no material removed which can

New Metal Mobile Home Roof Over.

Water and humidity in any home, site-built, modular, or manufactured can cause problems for any homeowner. In fact, water remediation (restoration) is a $210 BILLION…

It's been said that if a metal roof is perfectly installed, there is no need for sealants. Perhaps therein lies some truth, but perfection is elusive, especially under field conditions. All roofs will leak at some point, but metal roofs are particularly challenging. Metal has a high coefficient of expansion, so it moves more extensively with temperature swings. To complicate matters further, metal roofs feature flashings and other details that also move along different directions. Further…

Explore mobile home roof over ideas with US Mobile Home Pros, offering simple upgrades to improve durability, insulation, and curb appeal.

Roof trusses might not be the first thing that comes to mind when picturing your dream mobile home. Yet, these unseen heroes are pivotal in holding it all together – quite literally! They’re the backbone of your roof, bearing its weight and bracing it against wind and weather.

Mobile home roofs are generally durable, but they require their fair share of maintenance and replacement over time. This guide is designed to help you!