Florida Single Wide Living Room After

Complete Single Wide Renovation For Less Than $3,000

It’s not often that you can find a complete single wide renovation that costs less than $3000, but that’s just what we found when we reached out to members of our Mobile Home Living Facebook group to submit their remodeling projects to us. We can’t wait to share this budget-friendly remodel with you!

The Sierra Single Wide Before

Emilio, an EMT from Tampa Florida, had always wanted a mobile home, so when he came across one in a nice family park he decided to make the jump into Mobile Home Living.

Of course, the single wide was in need of some major renovation. New floors, fresh coat of paint throughout, and both the kitchen and the bathrooms were in need of some TLC.

Florida Single Wide Interior Before
Those walls are way too dark.
Single Wide Renovation Interior Before
The kitchen offers tons of counter space.
Florida Single Wide Bedroom Before
This rooms needs some love!
Florida Single Wide Guest Bath Before
The guest bath is small but can easily be updated.
Florida Single Wide Bathroom Before
The shower stall seems to be in good condition.

Budget-Friendly Single Wide Renovation

Emilio tells us that the majority of his $3000 remodeling budget went into flooring. That, along with the lighter paint color throughout the home, and lightening up the kitchen cabinets, totally changed the look of this single wide.

Florida Single Wide Living Room After
The right furniture placement can maximize your living space.

Related: Looking for living room ideas for your single wide living room? Check out these 25 Awesome Single Wide Mobile Home Living Rooms.

Emilio tells us that the kitchen is his favorite room in his new home. He enjoys baking loves all the extra counter space has in the kitchen.

Florida Single Wide Interior After
Florida Single Wide Kitchen Sink Cabinets
Hard to believe these are the same cabinets.
Florida Single Wide Dining Area After
A small dining table doesn’t overwhelm the room.
Florida Single Wide Bedroom After
No more pink and purple.
Florida Single Wide Guest Bath After
The lighter floor and paint make the small bath seem bigger.
Florida Single Wide Bathroom After
Updated shower doors and the same color scheme complete the master bath.

Emilio’s Tips and Tricks

We asked Emilio if he had any words of wisdom to share with our readers about remodeling a mobile home and he offered up a few tips and tricks as well as what his biggest challenge was as well as his proudest DIY moment was.

Proudest DIY moment: Taking the old closet door knobs and spray painting them oil rubbed bronze and coming out absolutely amazing for less than 3.00!

Biggest Challenge: Replacing the exhaust fans in the bathrooms and hallway. -SIDE NOTE definitely wear eye protection at all times!

Tip to Share: If your mobile home has original sink faucets and it has calcified and is not coming loose dissemble the whole sink take it out of the counter and use locking pliers and it will give you leverage to change out the faucet without much struggle laying on your back.

There is so much to love about this single wide renovation, but our favorite part is that Emilio was able to completely transform this home for less than $3,000. Which is why Mobile Home Living is affordable living!

We would love to share your mobile home remodeling project with our readers. Comment below if you would like to be featured in a future article!

As always, thank you for reading Mobile Home Living.

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10 thoughts on “Complete Single Wide Renovation For Less Than $3,000”

  1. We are in the process of a mobile remodel and this gave us so many great ideas. Love the color scheme.
    Just one suggestion, paint floor registers to match the flooring so it’s not the first thing you see when you walk in. Simple and inexpensive.

  2. Can you tell me if walls in a single wide or double wide are load bearing? That would be a huge part of my decision t o look into a repoed or used mobile home. Thanks

    1. We are going to start reno on our single wide and were told the only weight bearing walls are the exterior. We can remove any interior walls we wish.

    2. Gwendolyn Tucker

      I want to open my living room by removing the wall between the living room and 2nd bedroom. Is that possible?

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