Mobile home repair in Solana, FL
Help for manufactured homes in Solana and the neighborhoods east of Punta Gorda.
Solana is a small unincorporated community just east of Punta Gorda where manufactured homes make up a much larger share of housing than in Port Charlotte. Census estimates count about 167 mobile homes out of roughly 1,150 housing units there, about one in seven homes.
What should older homes here watch for?
Older manufactured homes may have been anchored to earlier standards. Florida's rules recognize different anchor ratings for homes built before and after July 1994, and some pre-1994 homes need over-the-roof ties. If your home is older, ask an installer to check whether its anchoring matches what the rules call for.
What about storms?
Solana sits a few miles from where Hurricane Charley's eyewall struck in 2004 and where Hurricane Ian made its second landfall in 2022. Homes that have been through both storms may have shifted piers, loosened straps or hidden underbelly damage.
What do Solana calls usually involve?
- Tie-down inspections and anchor upgrades
- Re-leveling older homes
- Pier and pad repairs
- Skirting replacement
Common questions
Do older mobile homes need different tie-downs?
Florida's rules set different anchor ratings for homes built before and after July 1994, and some pre-1994 homes need over-the-roof ties. An installer can check yours.
Is Solana part of Punta Gorda?
Solana is an unincorporated community in Charlotte County just east of Punta Gorda.
Services in Solana
- Mobile home re-levelingRe-leveling homes with sticking doors, sloping floors and cracked seams.
- Tie-downs & anchorsChecking, tightening and replacing straps and anchors for Wind Zone III.
- Pier & pad repairFixing cracked, tilted, sunk or missing piers and pads.
- Vapor barrier & underbellyRepairing torn bottom board and moisture barriers under the home.
- Skirting & roof-oversSkirting repair and replacement, plus permitted roof-overs and carports.
Nearby areas
Storm season coming or doors starting to stick?
Call now to get tie-downs and leveling checked before the next storm.