
MOBILE HOME STAIRS
Custom Mobile Home Stairs Built for Everyday Safety
Mobile home stairs are an important part of making your home safe, accessible, and easy to use every day. Whether you are replacing old steps, adding a new entry point, or upgrading the look of your home, the right stair setup can make a big difference in both function and curb appeal. Southern Mobile Home Services offers multiple stair options to fit different home layouts, door styles, and property needs.
Every home is different, which is why mobile home stairs can be built around the height of the entry, available space, door location, and how the entrance is used. Options may include standard steps, side steps, no platform steps, entry landing steps, sliding glass door steps, Jack & Jill steps, and custom-built solutions. Stairs are also available in composite materials for homeowners who want a clean, durable, and low-maintenance option.
From a simple replacement to a custom entry design, Southern Mobile Home Services helps provide stair solutions that are built to fit your home and your everyday needs. With manufacturing, delivery, and installation options available, homeowners can get a more complete solution from one team instead of trying to coordinate multiple parts of the project on their own.
Built to Fit Your Home
Every mobile home is different, which is why your stairs should be built around your specific setup, entry height, space, and everyday needs. Southern Mobile Home Services helps create stair solutions that fit your home properly, whether you need custom-built stairs, replacement stairs, front entry stairs, back door stairs, side entry stairs, stairs with landings, delivery, or professional installation.

Safer Access, Better Curb Appeal
Old or unstable stairs can make everyday access difficult and unsafe. New mobile home stairs can improve safety, make your home easier to enter, and enhance the overall appearance of your exterior.
From carrying groceries to welcoming guests, strong stairs make a big difference in daily life. Southern Mobile Home Services builds stairs that are practical, dependable, and made for real use.

No Platform Step
No platform steps are designed for homes that already have a porch, deck, or existing landing area. These steps are built to connect directly to that opening, giving homeowners a safe and convenient way to access the space without adding an additional platform. They are a great option when the home already has a stable entry area and only needs the stair portion replaced or installed.

Entry Landing Step
Entry landing steps include a platform at the bottom of the stairs, creating a safer and more comfortable area for stepping on and off the stairs. This style may be required in certain counties depending on local building codes or property requirements. Entry landing steps are a practical choice for homeowners who need added stability, extra standing room, or a more finished entryway.

Standard Step
Standard steps are a common option for mobile home entryways and can be built as either a straight step or a side step, depending on the layout of the home and available space. These steps include a 40" x 40" platform, giving homeowners room to safely enter and exit the door. Standard steps are a reliable choice for front doors, back doors, and side entryways.

Sliding Glass Door Step
Sliding glass door steps are built with a wider 40" x 72" platform to better fit the size and function of a sliding glass door entrance. The larger platform provides more room for opening the door, stepping outside, and moving comfortably between the home and yard. These steps can be ordered as a straight step or side step to fit the space and layout of the home.

Jack & Jill Step
Jack & Jill steps feature a center landing with stairs on both sides, making them a convenient option when access is needed from two directions. This layout works well for shared entry points, wider door areas, or spaces where homeowners want easier movement from either side of the landing. Jack & Jill steps offer both function and flexibility while creating a more open entry design.
