Mobile Home Leveling Services
Is Your Home Telling You Something is Off?
Your home shouldn't feel like you're walking on a ship at sea. When your floors start to slope, doors refuse to close, or windows jam tight, your mobile home is sending you a clear message—it's time for professional leveling.
At Budget Mobile Home Transport, we've seen it all. From the red dirt plains to the eastern hills, we know how our state's soil conditions can turn a perfectly level home into a tilted headache.
Don't wait until small problems become major repairs. One call puts our expert team on the job.
Why Your Mobile Home Needs Professional Leveling
Extreme weather patterns put unique stresses on manufactured homes. Summer drought followed by heavy spring rains creates soil movement that no home can ignore.
Here's what we typically find when we arrive on site:
Doors that won't close without a shoulder check
Windows jammed tight or letting in drafts
Floors that creak, bounce, or visibly slope
Separation between walls and ceiling
Cracks appearing in walls or ceilings
Plumbing that's suddenly developed leaks
These aren't just annoying problems—they're early warning signs of stress that can lead to serious structural damage if ignored.
OUR NO-NONSENSE APPROACH TO LEVELING
We don't believe in temporary fixes or cutting corners. When the Budget team arrives, we bring decades of experience and specialized equipment built for these specific challenges.
HERE'S HOW WE HANDLE YOUR HOME:
THOROUGH INSPECTION: We examine every pier, block, and support point to identify exactly where settling has occurred.
PRECISION LIFTING: Using industrial-grade hydraulic jacks, we carefully raise your home in sections to avoid stress on the frame.
WATERLINE LEVELING: Our team uses professional water levels to ensure your home is perfectly aligned—no guesswork or eyeballing it.
PROPER SUPPORT: We install sturdy blocks and shims made to withstand temperature extremes and moisture conditions.
STABILITY CHECK: Before we consider the job done, we verify the stability of every support point to prevent future issues.
WHEN IS RE-LEVELING NECESSARY?
Most manufactured homes will need releveling multiple times throughout their life. That's just the reality of living in Oklahoma, where our soils are as unpredictable as our weather.
THE TRUTH ABOUT SETTLING
Even the best initial setup can't prevent natural settling. Your home wasn't built to be permanently rigid—it was designed with some flexibility to handle transport and setup. But that same flexibility means it will respond to ground changes beneath it.
Most mobile homeowners need releveling services every 3-5 years, depending on:
Soil Type: Homes on clay soils typically need more frequent releveling than those on sandy or rocky ground
Weather Patterns: Drought followed by heavy rain creates the perfect conditions for settlement
Age of Home: Newer homes typically settle more in their first few years
Initial Setup Quality: Homes properly set up from day one last longer between levelings
THE COST OF WAITING TOO LONG
Putting off releveling isn't saving money—it's likely costing you thousands in hidden damage:
Plumbing Stress: Sloping floors put tension on pipes, creating slow leaks inside walls
Frame Warping: Extended periods of uneven weight distribution can permanently damage your home's frame
Roof Integrity: When your home settles unevenly, it stresses roof trusses and can lead to leaks
Energy Loss: Gaps from settling create air leaks that drive up heating and cooling costs
The average releveling service costs a fraction of what you'll spend fixing water damage, structural issues, or replacing warped materials.
SIGNS IT'S TIME FOR RE-LEVELING
| Warning Sign | What It Means | Potential Consequences |
|---|---|---|
| New squeaks or bouncy spots in floors | Support structure is failing | Floor damage, tripping hazards |
| Doors that stick or won't latch | Frame is twisting | Security issues, draft problems |
| Windows difficult to open/close | Wall structure is shifting | Energy loss, water infiltration |
| Cabinets/trim pulling from walls | Significant structural movement | Falling hazards, cosmetic damage |
| New cracks in drywall | Stress on interior structure | Progressive structural damage |
| Unexplained higher energy bills | Air gaps from settling | Continued cost increases |
Don't ignore these signs. What starts as a minor annoyance can quickly develop into serious structural problems that threaten your home's value and your family's safety.
What to Expect From Our Mobile Home Releveling Process
Complete Assessment
We inspect not just the obvious problem areas, but your entire home's foundation system.
Comprehensive Releveling
We work section by section, ensuring each area is properly supported before moving to the next.
Problem Identification
We determine if your settling issues are caused by soil conditions, water drainage problems, or initial setup deficiencies.
Preventative Measures
When possible, we install additional support or drainage solutions to extend the time between future releveling needs.
Our average releveling service takes just 4-6 hours, meaning minimal disruption to your daily life. In most cases, you won't even need to remove items from shelves or cabinets.
MORE THAN JUST MOBILE HOME LEVELING
A properly leveled home is just the beginning. We offer complete manufactured home care:
TRANSPORT SERVICES: Moving your home across town or across the state
CONCRETE & FOUNDATION WORK: Repairs, upgrades, and FHA-compliant installations
SKIRTING INSTALLATION: Professional installation that stands up to Oklahoma weather
GENERAL REPAIRS: From roofing to plumbing caused by settling issues
FRENCH DRAIN INSTALLATION: Prevent the water issues that cause settling in the first place
DEMOLITION & LAND CLEARING: Complete removal of damaged homes and thorough property cleanup to give you a fresh start
READY TO LEVEL YOUR MOBILE HOME?
Don't let your mobile home continue to settle and shift. One call puts our expert team on the road to your property—usually within 48 hours.