Why do mobile home floors get soft?

@brandon_lockman 

Mobile home floors can become soft for a variety of reasons, including:

1. Water damage: Leaks in the roof, plumbing, or windows can allow water to seep into the flooring, causing it to become soft and rot over time.
2. Poor ventilation: Lack of proper ventilation can lead to moisture buildup in the floorboards, creating an environment conducive to rot and decay.
3. Poor construction: Some mobile homes may have been built with subpar materials or construction practices, leading to weakened floors that are more prone to becoming soft.
4. Age and wear: Over time, the materials used in mobile home floors can become worn down and weakened, making them more likely to soften and sag.
5. Pests: Infestations of termites or other wood-destroying insects can cause damage to the floor joists and subfloor, leading to soft spots in the flooring.