Windows

Mobile Home Window Replacement in Southeast Michigan

Manufactured-home-sized vinyl windows supplied and installed — replacing the single-pane aluminum units that leak heat all winter.

Mobile home windows use non-standard sizes and a mounting flange that big-box replacement windows don't fit. We supply and install manufactured-home-specific vinyl units. In Southeast Michigan, expect $350–$700 per window installed, or $3,000–$7,000 for a whole single-wide.

R & D Property Works LLC · Ira, MI · Licensed & insured · (586) 500-5181

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No charge on standard repairs
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Based in Ira, MI
Serving all of Metro Detroit
Installer fitting a replacement window in a manufactured home wall

What's included

  • Manufactured-home-sized vinyl replacement windows
  • Double-pane insulated glass and low-E options
  • Single-hunt, slider, picture, and egress units
  • Rotted window frame and wall repair before install
  • Proper flange mounting, flashing, and sealing
  • Interior and exterior trim finishing
  • Storm window removal and disposal
  • Broken glass and screen replacement

Why your window guy said no

Manufactured homes use windows that mount with an exterior flange against a thin wall and come in sizes site-built houses never use. A standard replacement window won't fit the opening or the wall thickness, so most window companies pass. We order manufactured-home-specific units from suppliers who stock those sizes and install them the way the wall is built.

Single-pane aluminum is where your heat goes

Older manufactured homes came with single-pane aluminum windows that conduct cold straight through the frame — that's the condensation and ice you see on the sill in January. Replacing them with insulated vinyl is one of the few upgrades in a mobile home with a genuine payback in heating cost and comfort, and it eliminates the moisture that rots the sill and wall below.

Do the rot repair at the same time

Nine times out of ten, a window that has leaked has also damaged the framing under the sill. We open it, repair the wall, then set the new unit. Skipping that step means the new window is fastened into soft wood.

Mobile Home Window Replacement cost in Southeast Michigan (2026)

Mobile Home Window Replacement price ranges in Southeast Michigan
WorkTypical rangeNotes
Glass or screen replacement$120 – $350Existing frame reused
Standard window replacement$350 – $700Per window, vinyl, installed
Large slider or picture window$600 – $1,200Per unit, installed
Egress-sized window$800 – $1,600Includes opening modification
Rotted sill / frame repair$150 – $600Per opening, before install
Whole single-wide (8–10 windows)$3,000 – $7,000Volume pricing applied
Exterior door replacement$450 – $1,100Manufactured-home sized

2026 Southeast Michigan ranges including the unit and installation. Measurements are taken on site — manufactured window sizes are rarely what the old label says.

Mobile Home Window Replacement near you in Southeast Michigan

Based in Ira, Michigan (St. Clair County), we cover Macomb, St. Clair, Oakland, Wayne, Washtenaw, Livingston, Monroe, and Lapeer counties — all of Metro Detroit.

Mobile Home Window Replacement FAQ

How much does it cost to replace a mobile home window?

$350–$700 per window installed in Southeast Michigan for a standard vinyl unit. Large sliders run $600–$1,200 and a whole single-wide runs $3,000–$7,000.

Can I use regular replacement windows in a mobile home?

Generally no. Manufactured homes use non-standard sizes and flange mounting against a thin wall. We order units made for manufactured housing.

Is it worth replacing single-pane windows?

In Michigan, yes. Single-pane aluminum frames conduct cold directly, drive winter condensation, and rot the sill. Insulated vinyl pays back in comfort and heating cost.

Can you just replace the glass?

If the frame and sash are sound, yes — glass and screen work runs $120–$350 per opening.

Do you repair the rot under the window?

Yes, and we recommend it. A leaking window almost always damages the framing beneath, and a new unit fastened into soft wood won't hold.

How long does a whole-home window job take?

One to two days for a typical single-wide once the units arrive. Ordering usually takes one to three weeks.

Need mobile home window replacement in Southeast Michigan?

Send photos or a short description and we'll come back with a written quote — usually within one to two business days.

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