Manufactured Housing News

Although the winter is almost gone, the cold weather can still affect different parts of the country. So, it’s not too late to look for ways to winterize your manufactured home—if you haven’t done it yet.

Because it’s better to implement more extensive methods for winterizing your manufactured home before the cold weather sets in, this blog post presents some simple winterizing tips that you can put into practice anytime during the cold season. 

Buying a house is a huge step to take - and it is not always an easy decision to make! There are a lot of different housing types, housing prices, and housing demands that can impact a future homebuyer's choice. With the changes in the housing market, it adds another level of difficulty when it comes to picking the perfect home. Housing demands are increasing as the market has recovered from its fall, with increased demand, the housing market is favoring the seller. This can be difficult for some homebuyers, but they are taking steps to meet their home owning goals. 

Normally, there is a direct correlation between the temperature dropping and the rise in utility bill costs. While this usually is the norm, it doesn't have to be! There are a few tips and tricks that can be used to make a home more energy-efficient during the winter months from monitoring the thermostat, to sealing the home air-tight, to letting the sun do the work! Without any more delays, here are the 5 tips for making your manufactured home energy efficient this winter season.