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Choosing the right trailer skirting kit can improve curb appeal, help protect the crawlspace, and give your home a more finished look. This guide explains what to look for in durable skirting, why material choice matters, and how DURASKIRT™ offers a strong, DIY-friendly option for mobile homes, manufactured homes, trailers, park models, and other raised structures.

Mobile home (CMU) skirting panels and shed skirting, especially concrete board skirting, are more than just a nice-looking addition to your home. They provide important protection that will make your home last longer.

There are many types of mobile home skirting products on the market today. Moreover, concrete skirting makes the most sense for today’s manufactured homes.

Installing mobile home skirting on a crooked house can be a challenge, but you can do it. We'll give you some tips on how to do it right and make it look good.

Beginning in the 1980s, plywood and cement siding became a go-to material for skirting crawl spaces in manufactured homes. However, without regulations to govern mobile home skirting products, these materials began to show significant drawbacks over time. This article delves into the widespread failure of these siding materials, including the issues of rotting and rodent infestations, and explores what went wrong in the long-term use of these materials.

If you own a manufactured home, you're likely required by local law to put skirting on it.  However, before you simply reach for the first mobile home skirting kits...

Trying to figure out how to install mobile home skirting on your older mobile home? Here are a few DIY mobile home skirting tips to help you do it right and make it look great.

Are you thinking of installing skirting on your mobile home or shed? Here are a few tips to help you install the skirting well and make it look great.

The characteristics of these concrete additives provide our panels with unique properties. For example, our concrete board panels resisting cracking and chipping during freeze/thaw conditions.

Is cement board the same as drywall? Can you use cement board for exterior projects, like mobile home skirting?