A Custom Releveling Plan for Every Home
A manufactured home can settle for several reasons, including shifting soil, poor drainage, moisture changes, aging piers or footings, added remodel weight, or years of movement beneath the frame. When that happens, the right solution should be based on the home itself, not a one-size-fits-all lift.
Stillwater Leveling takes the time to understand how settlement is affecting the entire home, both inside and underneath. We review interior symptoms such as uneven floors, sticking doors, cracks, trim separation, and other signs of movement. We also take precise elevation measurements, inspect the visible support system, and look for anything that could affect the releveling process, including attached structures, remodels, skirting, plumbing, electrical, crawlspace access, drainage concerns, piers, shims, and footing contact.
From there, we create a controlled releveling plan based on what your home actually needs. Our goal is to improve how the home is supported while protecting the structure, finishes, and existing conditions as much as possible.
Our top priority is putting your home first. That means making careful, controlled adjustments based on the condition, age, layout, and limitations of the structure, not forcing the home beyond what is safe or necessary. We take the time to understand the full picture so your home is left better supported, more comfortable, and better protected for the long term.
Signs Your Manufactured Home May Need Releveling
As manufactured homes settle over time, small shifts can turn into noticeable issues throughout the home. Many homeowners first notice the symptoms inside before realizing their home may have settled or lost proper support underneath.
Common signs include:
Doors or windows that stick, rub, or no longer close properly
Cracks in walls, ceilings, trim, or around door frames
Soft, uneven, or sloping floors
Squeaks or movement in the flooring
Skirting that appears bowed, uneven, or under stress
Standing water, moisture, or poor drainage beneath or around the home
Stress on plumbing, skirting, piers, shims, and structural supports
Ignoring these signs can allow the home to continue shifting, which may lead to more extensive repairs, added stress on the structure, and long-term damage over time.
Restoring your home’s foundation to its proper height & alignment.
Our releveling service corrects uneven settling, restoring your home’s foundation to its proper height and alignment. Using specialized 20-ton jacks and high-precision altimeters, we lift your home safely and evenly. This process not only improves how your home feels, but it also prevents long-term structural damage.
You’ll notice smoother doors, quieter floors, tighter seals, and improved drainage around your home, all of which protect your comfort and investment.
A Smarter Approach to Home Releveling
Precision Leveling
We measure the entirety of each I-beam within 1/32” to ensure your home is perfectly balanced.
Professional Equipment
Our 20-ton jacks and calibrated altimeter systems guarantee a safe, even lift across the structure.
6-Month Workmanship Guarantee
Your home is a major investment, and we treat it that way. That’s why our releveling work is backed by a 6-month workmanship guarantee for added peace of mind after the job is complete.
Transparent Pricing
Single-wide: $1,200
Double-wide: +$1400
Triple-wide: +$1500
Tiny homes: starting at $1,000
Suitable for All Homes
We service single, double, and triple-wide manufactured homes, as well as tiny homes.
Why Choose Stillwater Leveling?
Stillwater Leveling specializes exclusively in manufactured and tiny home foundations. Our technicians can identify structural stress points and safely restore your home to its original level.
Precision measurement within 1/32”
Locally owned and family-operated
Work is typically completed the same day
Free inspections within 1 hour of Portland, Oregon
Transparent, flat-rate pricing; no hidden fees
We’re trusted across Oregon for our honesty, accuracy, and craftsmanship that lasts.
“They releveled our double-wide in one day—it’s night and day. Doors close smoothly again, and the floor creaks are gone. Worth every penny.”
— R. James, Clackamas, OR
Over 500+ homes releveled across Oregon & Washington
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Over 500+ homes releveled across Oregon & Washington ·
Our Releveling Process
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Free Inspection
We inspect the home’s crawlspace and foundation, taking precise elevation readings.
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Final Check
We remeasure every pier, confirm alignment within 1/32”, and review the results with you.
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Prepare & Plan
We identify which areas have settled and determine safe lift points beneath the home.
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Clean-Up & Completion
Your home is leveled, safe, and ready, often the same day we arrive.
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Releveling Process
Using synchronized jacks, we gradually lift and adjust each pier to restore the home’s balance.
Frequently Asked Re-Leveling Questions
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Common signs include doors that don’t latch, cracks in drywall, sloping floors, or a visible lean to the home.
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Most homes need releveling every 3–5 years, depending on soil movement, moisture, and drainage conditions.
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No, all releveling work is done from underneath the home. We’ll let you know once we’re finished so you can test doors and windows.
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Typically, one day for most homes, depending on size and access.
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No, our process uses gradual lifts and proper pier support to protect your home’s structure and finishes.
