Storm season is coming and I don't know if my home is anchored right

Anchoring holds your home in place in high wind. Check it yourself, but leave adjustments and replacements to a licensed installer.

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• Mobile home anchoring tie-down kit

  Straps and anchors for securing a home. Anchoring is a job for a licensed installer in most states, so use this with one, not instead of one.

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• Tie Down Engineering galvanized anchor strap, 37 feet

  Galvanized strap made to ASTM D3953 for replacing rusted ones. Have a licensed installer fit and tension it, and ask whether your state calls for a heavier G120 coating.

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• Johnson magnetic torpedo level, 9 inch

  A small level for checking floors, doors, and counters when you suspect the home has settled.

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