Insulation, subfloor, etc., over garden tubs. I would just add that when you buy, use your money to upgrade the structural integrity of the home rather than the cosmetic stuff that you can do any time. Go in armed with knowledge, know what you're talking about, and follow your gut when evaluating a dealer. View floor plans and photos of quality manufactured, modular and mobile homes and park model RVs by Skyline Homes and find a Skyline Homes dealer near you. Francis Bacon said, 'Knowledge is power,' and that's still true today. It's like taking a master class in Manufactured Homes 101.

You can read through every thread on this forum inside of a month. So see if the manufacturer is HUD certified, and then find a reputable dealer with an awesome delivery and setup crew and post-installation warranty work.Īgreed. All manufactured homes from a certified manufacturer will meet the HUD standards as a minimum, but faulty setup can ruin a good home. I suggest you go back unto past threads here to get lots of knowledge on the subject. I don't know if you're looking at single wide, double wide or what, but a bad setup crew can do more damage than good. You see, the dealer is the one who will be your contact throughout the process, and s/he's the one who will make the home either a comfort or a nightmare. It's not necessarily the manufacturer, but the dealer that you need all the information on.

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