Mobile Home Skirting
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of mobile home skirting?
Mobile home skirting is important for a few reasons!
- Adds to the finished look of your home.
- Protects the foundation and plumbing.
- Keeps out unwanted animals and bugs.
What materials are used for mobile home skirting?
You have several options!
- Vinyl: The most affordable, but less durable.
- Hardie Board: A lightweight concrete material that is very durable and provides good insulation.
- Metal or steel: Popular for a modern look and long lifespan.
- Stone or brick: The most costly but provides a beautiful, high-end finish.
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What factors should I consider when selecting my mobile home skirting?
Beyond what you think looks good, when selecting my mobile home skirting you should always consider:
- The requirements of your community or loan.
- The weather in your region.
- Your budget for installation and maintenance.
Should I include ventilation panels and access doors in the skirting?
Yes, ventilation in mobile home skirting (no matter the material) and access doors are both very important!
- Ventilation keeps moisture, mold, and mildew from damaging your home. A good rule is to have one square foot of ventilation for every 150 square feet of living space.
- Access doors are crucial for servicing plumbing and other components underneath your home without damaging the skirting.
How will I know how much skirting to purchase?
We can help with that! If you are buying a new manufactured home with us, just let us know what kind of mobile home skirting material you want (example: metal, hardi board, or vinyl), and we'll handle the rest. If you are calculating on your own, you'll need a few measurements:
- The length of each side of the house (and any other structures like a patio).
- The distance from the ground to the base of the house.
- Make sure to account for any added structures like a patio.