How to make a manufactured home look like a house

When I was in elementary school I had a favorite house that set right outside my hometown. This home was regal and fancy. It was a two-story brick home with three white columns and to a middle-class coal miner's daughter that had always lived in a manufactured home, this fancy brick house was my idea of

Here's a list of ideas for remodeling the exterior of your mobile home that can significantly boost its curb appeal: A new coat of paint, adding or updating the skirting, porch addition, window upgrades, re-roofing, landscaping, exterior shutters, outdoor lighting, fencing, awnings, and canopies.

Browse exterior home photos of mobile, modular and manufactured homes from one of America's leading home builders at Clayton Homes.

Our double wide exterior remodel included new siding, a new roof, replacing the windows, skirting and a new front door. The before and after photos are quite stunning.

Improve your manufactured home's curb appeal with creative ideas like window shutters and landscaping to add value and charm to the exterior.

It's fairly easy to spot a manufactured home because of the low roof pitches, vinyl-coated wall panels, and cheap cabinetry. Luckily, those can all be updated to lose that manufactured home look. If you are looking for ways to lose that manufactured home look these 4 suggestions are a great place to begin. Here's our

Check out these amazing renovation ideas for a 1978 mobile home makeover! From modern updates to stylish decor, this collection will inspire you to transform your own mobile home into a stunning living space.

Imagine pulling up to your mobile home and seeing it transformed, flaunting a fresh, chic look with board and batten siding. It’s not just a home; it’s a statement expressing your style and taste. But can you put board and batten on a mobile home?

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Double wide mobile home kitchen cabinet remodel on a budget. Before and after photos of a farmhouse style kitchen.