Quality Plumbing and Electrical Equipment in Lockport Today

Ensure Year-Round Comfort and Safety

Lock in your plumbing and electrical upgrades with us for a safer, more comfortable home.

In Lockport, maintaining efficient plumbing and electrical systems is essential for your manufactured home's comfort and safety. Buffalo's MH Supply Hub provides a wide range of plumbing and electrical services to keep your systems running smoothly. From hot water tanks and water heaters to tubing and fittings, we have everything you need to ensure reliable manufactured home plumbing. Imagine the steady flow of hot water during a chilly Lockport winter. Our electrical offerings include indoor lighting, bulbs, and switches, ensuring your home is well-lit and safe.


Our products are designed to meet the unique needs of manufactured homes, providing you with durable and reliable solutions. Whether you're upgrading existing systems or installing new ones, our team is here to help you choose the right products for your home.


 Trust us to deliver quality and reliabile supplies for all your plumbing and electrical needs.

FAQ

  • Is There a Difference Between a Mobile Home Water Heater and a Regular Water Heater?

    Yes — there is a major difference between a mobile home water heater and a standard residential water heater.


    Mobile or manufactured homes must follow strict installation and safety standards set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Because of these federal regulations, mobile home water heaters are specifically engineered for the plumbing, ventilation, and safety needs of manufactured housing.


    They’re more complex to install and typically cost more to replace than standard models, but they’re the only type legally approved for use in mobile homes.


    Key Differences Between Mobile Home and Regular Water Heaters


    Fuel Conversion Capability

    Mobile home water heaters come equipped with interchangeable gas and propane orifices, allowing them to easily switch from natural gas to propane operation.


    This flexibility is one of the main reasons mobile home water heaters tend to cost more than regular units.


    Connection Configuration

    Mobile home models have the cold water inlet on the side and the hot water outlet on the top of the tank.


    Standard residential water heaters, on the other hand, typically have both connections located on the top.


    Securing Strap Kit for Stability

    Every mobile home water heater includes a securing strap kit to keep the unit stable and safe during movement or vibration.


    This extra feature is not found on standard residential water heaters and is essential for the safety of a mobile home installation.



    Always choose a replacement water heater designed and approved specifically for mobile homes.


    HUD Requirements for Mobile Home Water Heaters


    According to the HUD Homeowners’ Center, all manufactured and mobile homes must have water heaters that:


    • Include a non-adjustable temperature control and a pressure-relief valve
    • Are permanently owned by the homeowner (rental water heaters are not permitted)
    • Comply with the building codes of the state where the home is located

    Standard water heaters generally do not meet HUD approval because their square intake vent at the base is not completely sealed — a safety concern in the enclosed spaces typical of manufactured homes.


    Why HUD-Approved Mobile Home Water Heaters Matter


    Choosing the correct mobile home water heater ensures your system operates safely and efficiently while remaining compliant with federal housing laws.

    A properly rated unit:

    • Prevents carbon monoxide backflow and venting issues
    • Maintains safe water temperature and pressure control
    • Protects your home from leaks or installation failures

    Keeps your warranty and insurance valid


    If you’re planning a mobile home water heater replacement or installation, always verify that the unit is labeled as “HUD-approved” and installed by a qualified technician familiar with manufactured housing standards.

Our approach to plumbing and electrical services is designed to provide you with a seamless experience. From product selection to recommendations based on needs, we ensure every step is handled with care. Here's how we work:


  • Initial consultation to assess your needs
  • Recommendation of suitable products and systems
  • Order for supplies if not in stock
  • Confirmation of arrival and in store pick up to confirm quality and customer satisfaction



Explore our manufactured home plumbing and electrical supplies and enhance your home's safety today.

How Our Process Works


Shelves stocked with plumbing fixtures in a retail store. Includes faucets, drains, and sinks.