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A1 Mobile Home Services
A1 Mobile Home Services LLC is a licensed, insured, family-owned mobile home repair and manufactured home renovation company based in Shelby Township, Michigan. Single-wides, double-wides, and modular homes are the only work it takes.
The common calls are cold, drafty floors from a torn belly board and fallen insulation; frozen or burst water lines from heat tape that failed or was never installed; roof leaks and ceiling stains on flat and pitched mobile home roofs; soft or sagging floors from failing subfloor and decking; and rotted decks, unsafe steps, and blown-out skirting, often with a park violation letter attached. It also does animal removal with entry sealing, PEX re-piping, full renovations, and insurance claim repairs from adjuster documentation through final repair.
Estimates are free, written, and usually scheduled within the same week, and the company will give a realistic ballpark range by phone before booking a visit. An owner oversees every job, from the first walkthrough and written estimate to the final inspection. The company is run by three brothers with more than 30 years of combined experience, holds Michigan Builders License #2423007374, and carries insurance with certificates available to parks that require them.
Coverage runs to 158 or more mobile home parks and 84 cities across Macomb, Oakland, Wayne, St. Clair, Lapeer, Genesee, Livingston, and Washtenaw counties, Monday through Saturday, 6am to 6pm.
Best for
Mobile and manufactured home owners and park operators in Southeast Michigan with belly board, heat tape, roof, deck, or skirting problems, including park violation letters and stalled or underpaid insurance claims.
What they do
- Underbelly and belly board repair
- Vapor barrier and insulation replacement
- Heat tape installation and replacement
- Mobile home roofing and rubber coating systems
- Deck and step construction
- Skirting, window, and door replacement
- PEX re-piping and plumbing repair
- Subfloor and floor decking repair
- Animal removal and entry point sealing
- Insurance claim repairs
- Full manufactured home renovations
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Michigan Builders License #2423007374 |
| How they charge | Estimates are free and written, usually scheduled within the same week; ballpark ranges are given by phone, and deposits apply mainly to jobs needing material ordered up front. |
What stands out
- Serves 158 or more mobile home parks and 84 cities across eight Southeast Michigan counties.
- Holds Michigan Builders License #2423007374 and carries insurance, with certificates provided to parks that require them.
- Run by three brothers with more than 30 years of combined experience, and an owner oversees every job.
- Works only on mobile, manufactured, and modular homes built to the federal HUD code.
Common questions
- Is there a charge for an estimate?
- No. Estimates are free and carry no obligation. The company comes out, looks at the home, and puts a clear written price in the owner's hands, and most estimates are scheduled within the same week.
- Can a ballpark price be given over the phone?
- Usually, and the company prefers to. Given the size of the home, the problem, and the location, it gives a realistic range for that kind of work. It is not a quote, because there is almost always something under the skirting that changes the number, but it shows what the repair typically runs before an appointment is booked.
- Why would the price change once work starts?
- Usually it does not, because the written estimate is the price. But manufactured homes hide a lot behind skirting and belly wrap, and occasionally opening one up reveals rotted floor decking, a failed water line, or insulation that has been wet for years. When that happens the owner is told, with a price for the additional work, before anything is touched.
- Is a deposit required?
- It depends on the size of the job and the materials involved. Work that requires material ordered up front generally carries a deposit; smaller repairs often do not. Whatever applies is spelled out in the written estimate before anything is signed.
- Are only mobile homes worked on?
- Mobile and manufactured homes are the specialty and the overwhelming majority of the work. Manufactured housing is built to the federal HUD code rather than site-built residential code, so the framing, plumbing, roof system, and underbelly all behave differently, which is why the company works on nothing else.