Replacing Floor Joists In A Mobile Home

Replacing bedroom floor in singlewide mobile home.

Replacing floor joists in a mobile home. Replacing the entire floor is not usually necessary. The first step to replacing rotted flooring in a mobile home is to remove the trim and floor covering. When replacing rotted floor joists it s important to be sure the girder and sill are still intact. While replacing floor joists is a complex process it is well within the capabilities of a dedicated homeowner.

Vinyl will usually need to be cut around the perimeter of the room and tile will need to be ripped up. A good look at the floor joists will also help you determine if any need. Complete your own mobile home floor replacement it s really that simple. If you own a mobile home chances are you ll eventually have to change your flooring.

This is the second. Replacing a floor joist can be a complex project if the joists are not easily accessed. With the right tools and some basic instructions you ll be on your way to a new more durable floor. Step 1 remove the floorboards.

In another recent home that we did there had been a leak in the laundry room and the subfloor was damaged in that room as well as into the hallway and bathroom. In seven easy steps we ll help you replace your floors and get your home back to normal. Hire a structural engineer to determine the best course of action. A soft spot can be a sure signal of damage below the floorboards and you ll need to attend to it promptly.

The difficulty of the job is very dependant on you and the type of floor covering you have the main task of replacing the flooring is straightforward. If it s carpet you will need to remove the strips. This video i replaced a section of floor in my 1979 fleetwood single wide mobile home.