Once the days grow longer and warmer, you may feel the urge to take care of maintenance work around your home. Winter can be rough on homes, particularly for those living in manufactured houses. Here are a few ways to prepare your mobile home for spring that will make the rest of the year more comfortable and enjoyable.
The colder season takes a heavy toll on your roof, especially if you have a lot of adverse weather conditions like rain, snow, or hail. Spring is a great time to get on the roof to check if you need to make repairs or replacements. Whether you have shingles, sheet roofing, or something else, you want to look for any leaks or signs of damage so that you can fix them before spring showers begin.
Skirting is one of the most invaluable parts of any mobile home, and thankfully, good skirting will last many years with proper maintenance. However, it’s still a good idea to perform a routine inspection around your mobile home’s perimeter to check for damage. You can take all the proper steps to replace your skirting if you encounter problems. Skirting protects the underside of your home, so it’s always worth the investment.
Most people regularly use their heaters throughout the colder season, so one way to prepare your mobile home for spring is to inspect your HVAC system. We recommend inspecting and replacing your air filters to ensure that they’re in good condition.
You may also want to try running your air conditioner to make sure it’s working before the season gets too hot. This will help you catch problems early, and hopefully avoid them when it starts warming up outside.
Spring is one of the best times to work in your yard. The weather is nice enough that you can spend a lot of time outdoors and many types of grass, flowers, and crops thrive in the temperate environment. Once the weather starts getting nice, we recommend reseeding, taking care of your grass, and preparing a small garden if you have a green thumb.
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