frequently asked questions

Common signs include doors sticking, floors sloping, cracks in walls, or windows that no longer open smoothly. These issues often indicate your mobile home has settled unevenly and may require professional leveling to restore proper balance.

Most mobile homes need leveling every 3–7 years, depending on soil conditions and environmental factors. In Baton Rouge, shifting clay soils and moisture levels often require more frequent inspections and minor adjustments to maintain home stability.

Yes, when performed by experienced professionals, leveling strengthens the foundation and prevents further structural damage. Gradual adjustments protect framing, floors, and interior finishes without causing stress or cracking in walls or support beams.

Uneven settling is often caused by shifting soil, poor drainage, high moisture levels, or improper original setup. Baton Rouge’s soft, wet ground and occasional flooding make homes especially susceptible to gradual foundation movement over time.

Most leveling projects are completed in one day. Larger homes or those with extensive settling may take slightly longer. Our team ensures the job is done thoroughly with minimal disruption to your home or property.

Yes, leveling corrects many structural issues, including squeaky floors, uneven surfaces, and doors that won’t latch. By restoring balance to the frame, these common interior problems are typically resolved during the leveling process.

Yes, we level all types of mobile homes, including single-wide, double-wide, and triple-wide units. Our team uses professional equipment and proven methods suitable for larger home layouts common in the Baton Rouge area.

Coverage depends on your policy and the cause of the damage. We provide inspection reports and detailed invoices to support insurance claims if the leveling need is due to a covered peril like flooding or soil movement.