Crew member in a protective suit pulling old insulation out from under a mobile home through the skirting

Mobile home repair photos from Spring Hill, FL jobsPhotos fromunder the home.

Real pictures from our own jobs: what we find under manufactured homes, and how we leave them.

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Why we take pictures

You see what we see

Most people never look under their own home. That is why we photograph it for you.

On the free inspection we go under, take pictures of what we find and sit down with you to go over them.

When the job is done, you get photos of the finished work too.

Every picture on this page is from our own jobs under manufactured and mobile homes.

I was referred to them by someone in my community. Del Tura. They showed up in time for the quote which was very reasonable. They showed up for the job on time. Everyone was friendly and hard working. They took photos before and after. They did a great job! To say I’m happy and pleased is an understatement!!!

Chuck B., Google review

This company did an amazing job installing new vapor barrier.Customer service is one of a kind. Explained everything and took pictures to make sure of the work being done. Skyler is very informative and I would highly recommend this company. Top notch!

Candice G., Google review

What we find

Torn bellies and fallen insulation

A torn belly lets in damp air, pests and heat. Insulation falls, pipes sweat and the floor above turns cold or soft.

Torn belly wrap opened beside a pier, yellow insulation and framing showing — Torn wrap beside a pier

Torn belly board under a mobile home with fiberglass insulation falling out of the hole — Belly torn, insulation falling

Yellow fiberglass insulation hanging down around plumbing under a torn belly — Insulation hanging around pipes

Belly torn open next to a block pier with insulation spilling out — Torn belly at a block pier

Yellow insulation packed around red and white water lines inside an opened belly — Insulation around the water lines

Belly opened up to the floor framing, water lines and wiring — Belly open to the framing

Hole torn in the belly above a block pier with pink insulation showing — A hole above a pier

Insulation pushing out through a torn belly near the stabilizer struts — Insulation pushing through

Old bottom board torn and flaking under a mobile home, with holes up to the floor — Old board flaking apart

Crumbling water-damaged decking and belly board seen from under the home — Crumbling board and decking

Sagging belly over bare sandy soil under a manufactured home — Sagging belly over bare soil

OSB floor decking and a wood brace seen through an opening cut in the belly wrap — Decking seen through a cut in the wrap

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Torn belly wrap around a large drain pipe and flex ducts — Torn wrap around a drain pipe

Mold spread across the old bottom board under a mobile home — Mold on the old board

Mold spots on the underside of the old bottom board — Mold spots on the board

Hole in the belly with pink insulation pulled through — Hole with pink insulation

Insulation sagging through a hole beside the steel beam — Insulation sagging by the beam

Torn bottom board above a block pier, with lattice skirting behind — Torn board above a pier

Hole in the belly showing pink insulation and a PVC pipe — Pipe and insulation through a hole

White PVC drain line running under torn black belly wrap — Drain line under torn wrap

Moldy, rotted bottom board with the wire mesh showing through — Rotted board and mesh

Mold-stained bottom board above a stabilizer strut — Mold above a strut

Torn belly sagging onto a flex duct, insulation hanging out — Belly sagging onto the duct

Torn belly wrap above a large drain pipe and flex ducts — Torn wrap over the ducts

Yellow insulation and wire mesh in an opened belly — Mesh and insulation

Under the floor

Wrap, lines and piers

The belly wrap gets fastened tight to the frame. Pipes and ducts that pass through it are sealed or strapped up.

New black belly wrap fastened under a manufactured home floor with a round washer fastener — Wrap fastened tight

Concrete block pier with a cap under black belly wrap on a manufactured home — Block pier under the wrap

PVC drain pipe passing through black belly wrap above a block pier — Drain pipe through the wrap

Black belly wrap stretched under the floor, seen across the crawl space — Wrap across the crawl space

Belly wrap with a round fastener above block piers and the crawl space floor — Fastener above the piers

White drain lines and a black wrapped duct under black belly wrap — Drain lines and a wrapped duct

Belly wrap fastened along the steel frame, with a flex duct below — Wrap along the steel frame

Rows of fasteners holding black belly wrap up under the floor — Rows of fasteners

PVC and black drain lines hung under black belly wrap — Drain lines hung below

White drain lines strapped up under the belly wrap — Lines strapped up

Drain pipe strapped under black belly wrap in a crawl space — Pipe strapped under the wrap

Block pier with cap and shims set under the frame — Pier with cap and shims

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PVC pipe sealed with foam where it passes through the belly wrap — Pipe sealed with foam

Flex duct connection wrapped and sealed under a manufactured home — Duct connection wrapped and sealed

Water lines strapped up under black belly wrap — Lines strapped under the wrap

PVC lines hung under black belly wrap over bare dirt — Lines over bare dirt

Flex duct and a large drain pipe under the belly of a manufactured home — Duct and drain pipe

Water lines running up into black belly wrap — Lines running into the wrap

PVC pipe hanging from black belly wrap beside a flex duct — Pipe hung below the wrap

Black belly wrap with a round fastener above the crawl space — Wrap with a fastener

Black belly wrap fastened under the floor of a manufactured home — Wrap fastened under the floor

Wire mesh holding insulation above red and blue water lines — Mesh over insulation and lines

Black belly wrap pulled tight with a fastener — Wrap pulled tight

Black belly wrap and a fastener, close up — Wrap and fastener up close

Belly wrap fastened above the steel frame and outriggers — Wrap above the steel frame

Belly wrap stretched over the frame with fasteners — Wrap over the frame

Black belly wrap fastened down the length of the crawl space — Wrap down the crawl space

Insulated flex duct set on a block under black belly wrap — Duct set on a block

Insulation

Batts between the joists

Kraft-faced batts go in between the floor joists and are held up until the belly wrap closes them in.

R-19 kraft-faced insulation batts under a manufactured home floor — R-19 batts going in

New R-19 kraft-faced insulation batts installed between floor joists under a manufactured home — R-19 between the joists

Kraft-faced insulation between the floor joists above the beam — Batts between the joists

Insulation batts fitted between the joists beside the steel beam — Batts along the beam

New insulation batts fitted along the steel beam under a manufactured home — Fitted along the steel beam

Rows of new R-19 insulation under a manufactured home floor above the block piers — Rows above the piers

Rows of insulation batts above block piers and ducts — Batts above the piers and ducts

Wire mesh holding new insulation up under the floor before the belly wrap goes on — Mesh holding the batts up

From the outside

Skirting, closed in and vented

Skirting is the part of the job you see from the street. It keeps animals out and lets the crawl space breathe.

Finished white vented skirting on a yellow manufactured home in Spring Hill, FL — Vented skirting, yellow home

White vented skirting along a blue manufactured home — Skirting along a blue home

New white vented underpinning at the corner of a cream manufactured home — Skirting at a corner

Skirting finished around the AC pad of a manufactured home — Skirting around the AC pad

Google reviews

Customers on the work

5.0Star rating on Google

Great company and very honest best rates around. Call for a vapor barrier free estimate and owner came out the next day to look at it. He took pictures to show me how looked and that I needed complete rip out and new insulation also. He sat down with me and went over everything that they were going to do and told me everything would be lifted off the ground and all ducts sealed and gave me a reasonable price. They were able to get started the next day and finished in two days. They were very professional made sure everything was cleaned up and put back the way it should be.…
Clyde M.Google review, 6 months agoRated 5 out of 5
I called TLC, Chad came out and gave me an estimate. He took pictures of all the problem areas and gave me two options: I could do a patch job or I could go over the top. I chose to rip it all out and start over. It’s been 2 months now and I am so glad I chose TLC. I can breathe better, my power bill has gone down, my home stays cool now. What a difference. TLC thank you for being honest and explaining everything thoroughly.
JenniferGoogle review, a year agoRated 5 out of 5
Great company. I am 81 years old they took the time and patience to explain everything to me. Very professional
Linda M.Google review, a month agoRated 5 out of 5
I had TLC Anchor and Barrier out to do some work on my home. I have to say I will never use another company. They came on time to do the estimate, the owner was very nice and professional. He gave me a very fair price. The date that was scheduled, the team showed up on time and they were all very nice, courteous and worked very hard to make sure the job was completed on the time schedule I was given. Everything was cleaned up after the work was done so I was not left with a mess. I highly recommend this company for work you may need
Vicki A.Google review, a year agoRated 5 out of 5
TLC anchor and barrier has taken care of my vapor barrier needs for the past six years. I have had nothing but positive experiences each and every time. They will get the job done right at a great price. Professionalism and courtesy to the homeowner are apparent from the start. I highly recommend Chad and his team.
Mick K.Google review, a year agoRated 5 out of 5

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Questions

About the photos

Are these photos from your own jobs?

Yes. Every photo on this page comes from our own work under manufactured and mobile homes.

None of them are stock photos.

Will I get photos of my home?

Yes. We photograph what we find on the free inspection and go over it with you.

When the job is done, you see the finished work too.

Can you tell from photos what my home needs?

Send a few pictures with the form and we can talk it through.

The free inspection under the home is what sets the plan.

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