Home Nation Reviews

At this point in time, my experience with Home Nation has been very good. However, I have some issues with a few things that need to be repaired and replaced on the unit. I'm working on that now and when I get into this needing some parts to repair the mobile home, if they don't do what they should do on that, then I'm gonna be upset about it. I expect Home Nation to help me get those parts from the factory. I don't mind paying a local repair man to do the work, but I don't wanna have to purchase the parts. The mobile home has a year's warranty on it. It should be good for everything.

I chose a split floor plan because it has less hall space, which suits my needs. However, there was a considerable setback during the construction process. The first structure was damaged, and when rebuilt, it did not match the original plans given to the contractor. This caused a delay in setting up our home, which was rather frustrating.

The sales representative was great, and in terms of pricing and the product itself, I would rate them around a 4 out of 5. Despite the hiccups, we managed to make do and were generally pleased with the outcome, even though there was room for improvement regarding the initial construction issues.

What impressed me the most was how they treated the buying process as if they were purchasing a home for themselves. They genuinely helped me find what I was looking for. There wasn't anything I felt needed improvement; everything looked pretty good.

Overall, my experience was fantastic, and I would definitely recommend Home Nation to friends and family. They can get whatever they want, home-wise, and the staff is willing to help in any way they can.

However, there was a significant issue regarding the installation and delivery process. They did not communicate upfront that the home was a HUD-certified home, which requires either a solitudes or an actual foundation for placing the home. This was an unexpected additional expense because instead of just doing a pad, we had to dig holes and pour concrete, which we only found out after purchasing the home. I believe they should inform potential buyers about this requirement beforehand to avoid surprises.

When it comes to pricing, I found it decent—neither too expensive nor too cheap, so I'd rate it about average. In terms of customer service, we were treated very well, and I would rate it highly.

As for the product, I noticed a few issues. Some walls were crooked, and a door was a bit out of plumb, among other minor things. Hence, I would rate the house itself as average.

I used their website before making the purchase, although the house we chose didn't have specific pictures or interior views available. They did show other pictures that resembled what we decided to buy, which was helpful. I found the website convenient and easy to use.

The installation and delivery of the home weren't smooth due to our location. Unfortunately, the home got damaged during delivery because it was sent at the wrong time, and we haven't been able to move in yet. We're still waiting for the damage to be fixed, but the communication with Home Nation has been good so far, with no issues in that regard. Overall, although there were some setbacks, I would rate my experience a 4 out of 5.

Everything about the product has been great so far. We have a couple of issues we're dealing with the company with, but it's nothing major. I did send a message to the company about one concern yesterday and haven't heard back yet.

The entire home buying process took around 3-4 months, and I feel they need to take more responsibility for the delivery process. It's frustrating that they didn’t make it clear I would be responsible for every single thing after the purchase, including the delivery, setting up utilities, and permits. None of the utilities, like gas, water, or electricity, were hooked up yet because it's hard to find people in my area to do this.

I got a two-bedroom, two-bath, single-wide floor plan. While the home itself is alright, the delivery and overall experience were terrible. They never mentioned all the extra costs upfront, and I've ended up spending almost double the initial price trying to get everything sorted out. The guy just dropped the house where he wanted, and when I complained, Home Nation basically told me it wasn't their problem. I had to hire someone else to move the house to the right spot.

Be prepared for lots of extra costs if you go with Home Nation. I would rate my experience as a one if I had to rate it.

We initially discovered Home Nation through my dad while searching for an affordable home. We had another option initially, but it didn't work out, so we chose to go with Home Nation, and I'm glad we did. Overall, it was a wonderful experience working with such a helpful and responsive team.