Mobile homes provide you with top-quality housing, but only when properly maintained. Mobile home living is convenient, but not carefree. Limit your repair needs by selecting your home wisely, setting
up and anchoring it properly, then adhering to a program of periodic preventive maintenance.
The dealer or manufacturer should take care of the unit during its warranty period. If you live in a mobile home park, chances are the park management employs qualified service technicians who can handle your major repair needs. On individual lots, service may not be so readily available. Call the manufacturer about serious repairs.
Consult this book for maintenance and repairs you can perform. But do not delay making repairs to your home or having them made. Procrastination may stretch a minor adjustment or repair into a costly major project. You can allow your mobile home to deteriorate, or you can use it as the base upon which to build and develop an attractive, convenient, and serviceable living environment.