Get Your Home Back on Solid Ground
. Over time, shifting soil, weather, and wear can cause your mobile home to become unlevel, leading to cracks, sticking doors, sagging floors, and even plumbing damage. At Integrity Leveling, we specialize in professional mobile home foundation leveling and repair services across Southern California.
Our team uses industry-standard tools and techniques, including precision jacks and leveling systems, to safely restore your home’s foundation. We assess every support pier, adjust load points, and secure your structure to ensure long-term stability. We also inspect for and replace damaged pads, piers, and tie-downs if needed.
All work is performed by licensed professionals—and we always provide honest estimates with no high-pressure sales.
An unlevel mobile home isn’t just inconvenient—it can lead to costly structural damage if left unchecked. Timely releveling helps:
Prevent further damage to your walls, floors, and plumbing
Improve the safety and comfort of your home
Maintain property value and compliance with housing codes
Based in Temecula, we proudly serve mobile home communities throughout Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Orange, and Los Angeles counties.
Yes — in many cases you can remain in your home. We plan the work to minimise disruption and maintain safe access. (However, in certain more extensive upgrades or when major structural support is replaced, temporary relocation might be recommended.)
Most leveling or foundation repair projects are completed quickly — typically within 2–3 days. The exact timing can vary slightly based on accessibility and the specific repairs needed, but homeowners can usually expect the work to be done within this short window.
Common signs include: doors or windows sticking or failing to close properly; uneven or sloping floors; gaps between walls or the home and its skirting; new or widening interior/exterior cracks; visible shifting of support piers or beams.
Leveling generally means adjusting the existing supports and structure to bring the home back to a level position, while foundation repair/upgrade involves replacing, reinforcing or upgrading the support system (piers, beams, anchoring, perimeter foundations) to address structural issues and provide long-term stability.
“433A” refers to a California code requiring mobile/manufactured homes in parks to be on approved permanent foundations and supported per specific standards. It often means upgrading from older pier systems to a permanent foundation setup.
Yes — a stable, code-compliant foundation increases resale value, lowers risk for lenders, and gives peace of mind to buyers. Homes with upgraded support systems and certifications tend to be more marketable.
Causes include soil movement (expansive soils), poor drainage or moisture under the home, inadequate or degraded supports, seismic movement, plumbing leaks beneath the home, and older systems that weren’t designed for current standards.
It’s wise to do a basic check of signs (doors/windows, floor levels) annually, and a full inspection every few years or after major events (earthquake, heavy rain, flood). Regular inspection helps catch issues early before they become costly.
Generally yes — many jurisdictions require permits for structural and foundation work, especially when upgrading to permanent foundations or meeting 433A requirements. Our team handles permitting and code-compliance to ensure your project meets local regulations.
Costs vary widely based on the type of home (singlewide vs doublewide), the condition of the soil, ease of access, extent of needed support changes, and whether upgrades (like anchoring, full foundation enclosure) are required. We provide transparent estimates after inspection.
It’s wise to do a basic check of signs (doors/windows, floor levels) annually, and a full inspection every few years or after major events (earthquake, heavy rain, flood). Regular inspection helps catch issues early before they become costly.
There’s no need to move furniture or change your normal routine during this type of work — you can stay in the home while the project is being completed. Once the work is finished, you can continue using your home as usual with no additional waiting period.
We plan and coordinate to minimize disruption. Some systems may need temporary shut-off during certain repair phases — we will schedule around your availability and keep downtime minimal.
Look for a contractor who specializes in mobile/manufactured homes (not just site-built homes) and holds the proper C-47 license, which you can verify at www.cslb.ca.gov. Make sure they carry insurance, understand local codes and requirements (such as 433A, HUD, and park regulations), provide clear references, offer transparent pricing, and explain the repair plan in detail so you know exactly what to expect.ferences and transparent pricing, and explains the repair plan in detail.
Yes — untreated foundation issues can lead to major structural damage, water intrusion, increased utility bills, misaligned systems, and in worst cases unsafe conditions. Early treatment is always best.
Don’t wait for the problem to get worse. Contact us today to book your mobile home foundation inspection and get a no-obligation estimate.
