Mobile home skirting

Skirting is more than just a finishing touch; it’s a critical element of enhancing the overall look and protecting your home. Whether you’re looking for something affordable and easy to…

A mobile home without skirting just doesn't look finished or high-end. So skirting for a mobile home is just as important as siding

Many older homes in rural areas have pier foundations. The piers may be made of wood (for example, creosoted posts or pressure-treated lumber), poured concrete, CMUs, or bricks. The space between the dirt and the underside of the floor framing may be enclosed or may be entirely open to the wind.

Let’s dive into the world of rodent-proof mobile home skirting, where we’ll equip you with various solutions to keep your home rodent-free. From sturdy metal skirting to the surprising power of plants, we’ve got it covered.

Siding

Are you looking to give your mobile home a severe style boost? Stone skirting might be the answer you've been searching for! Not only does it add a touch

Block skirting stands out with its durability and distinctive look among mobile home skirting options. But how do you choose the right one, and install it

It's hard to believe it's been two years! Here's an update on all the renovation projects we've been working on in our mobile home!

Jul 18, 2020 - So we recently painted the exterior of our house to make it match our vibe on the inside. You can see the finished exterior HERE! Doing that meant we needed to do something about the existing skirting. So we decided to DIY a wood skirting to match our shutters and deck and this is what we came up with. *post may contain affiliate links The process: 1 - laid out treated 2x4 along the ground. 2 - used 8" bolts as a stake to anchor the 2x4s 3 - attached treated 1x4 to the 2x4 and…