Clayton Homes Reviews

We checked out Clayton Homes when we were down in the valley and we liked the layout and the way the homes were constructed. We really liked Nora, too. She was very good and she explained 100% about our home purchase. We were very satisfied with the process, as well as the cost of the home that we bought. It was delivered in November, and so far, we’re really enjoying it. It’s our winter home when we go down to Texas, and we’re just in it for five months, but we’re very satisfied with it. There were a few odds and ends that they did, probably from delivery from Waco down into Weslaco, and Clayton took care of it all. We’ve already recommended them to a friend.

We lost our home in Hurricane Harvey. We were devastated. We owned our home and were not looking forward to having a 30 year mortgage but hey, you do what you gotta do right. Well after looking and looking and looking we decided to buy a NEW mobile home. We do not have kids, it is just me and my husband. We decided on the Tru Home Elation. We were so so EXCITED. The sales people were pleasant and helped to speed the process along as much as possible but we were living with my brother and it was time!!!!

My dad and I are both widows, and I got tired of trying to call him and he wouldn’t answer the phone. I was renting a house in Houston and I would have to go and check on him at home, which is about four-and-a-half-hour drive from here. So, I told him that we're gonna sell the house and then he would live with me. And then, I searched around and found Clayton Homes. For a lot of reasons, I chose them over other companies, one being that I used to build homes and I had looked at their blueprint, how the home was constructed and how everything was made. The home was solid and steeled. And my electric bill ain’t nothing but $62 to $67 a month, and I run an AC unit. But the deciding factor for me was Elvia, the sales lady over on I-10. She was really good. She would talk to you and make sure you’re all right and everything is working fine. She even calls me now and I tell her everything is fine with our home.

The gentleman from Clayton Homes who worked with us made everything very easy to understand, and he was very available for questions. His name was Austin. He was amazing. We went in and we were looking for modular homes, and they were explaining that they didn’t have them. But he was like, “You know what? If you wanna look, I can let you look around.” And he took us through several homes. We really wanna go modular. So, we left. And then a few months later, we went back. He was very patient with us to work through what we were wanting. He showed us all the different lines and different price points. And then he let us stew over it for about a month, and then we got back with him.

I was out looking for houses and I rode by Clayton Homes. They’ve been around for a long time, and so I picked them over others thinking that I would rather go with a stable company. They’re doing something right if they’ve been in business for that long. I picked one of the homes and everything turned out good. I like the kitchen the most, because it’s an island, and then they have lots of outlets. Linda made the process very easy, and she kept in contact with me and always returned calls when I called her. And I love working with Delmar. The team there was great and very helpful.

Buying my home through Clayton was a very easy process for me. I knew about them by word of mouth and looking around, and it was their customer service that got me decided on them. The manager who helped me was good. I like his personality and the way he worked with me. He stayed on top of getting things done, getting set up, and the construction part of it. And then, being a contractor, I've done most of the building stuff myself. Then when we got done and completed, we had a couple of things we needed fixed. Clayton sent their technicians out and accommodated us perfectly, and worked with us on our time frame. My wife is very happy with everything. I would recommend Clayton.

We moved into our Clayton Homes 9 months ago. The Clayton Rep (Alcoa TN office) went over the home and created a punch list with us at the time of move in. We called a month later to find out when they were coming to correct those punch list items. We were told in a few weeks. We called again to remind them to come out. We have not heard from anyone since then.

My old trailer was a Clayton home and I like the way they're built correctly and the design process. I recently purchased a new one and had a good experience through the process. We shopped around and found the one that we liked and that suited us, and everything was good. Nick and Mark have been more than extremely helpful. Even the guys that brought the trailer in were all good. And Mark and Nick are still in contact with me. There were a few adjustments on stuff they needed to make and a couple of small repairs, but it's not a big deal. Everything was handled professionally and quickly. The guys that they sent out were also really friendly. They explained everything, what they were doing and they did it. They cleaned up their mess, and they did a good job. I was more than happy. It has been a great experience.

I was looking for a place to live but what I saw was just crap. I figured it might be cheaper to get a new home. I was looking at manufactured homes and Clayton Homes came about. I put down money on Clayton and I had to find a lot being their home is a manufactured one. I was looking all around and I got an appointment to come here and look at this place. The owner said there was a Clayton home set up at the park that was turnkey ready. I looked at it, walked in the door, and fell in love with the floors. The view outside has trees too. That was it and I moved here from Arizona. I like my home.

We bought our home from the Rocky Mount N.C. Clayton Homes. The buying process was easy however getting repairs done have been a huge hassle. I've had windows replaced that are still not correct, dishwasher still not right, door casings not correct. Also my mantel doesn't match is not same colors. My favorite part when buying the home was the ranch style trim which was done awful.

I started looking online for reputable home dealerships in this area but I live in the middle of nowhere so there’s nothing actually right by me. Clayton Homes came up in my Facebook as ad with like $8,000 worth of energy efficient upgrades for free. So we went up there and checked it out. We found a house that we liked but we ended up getting a different one because they had one in Artesia that was ready to go and it was a lot closer than having to wait from Albuquerque. But the people that we dealt with were all in Albuquerque and we ended up closing on it about three months earlier than we had planned on.

I have known Clayton Homes forever and I ended up buying in Bowling Green, Kentucky because that's where I set the home. The home buying process was very easy and I can brag on Barry but I can't brag on anybody else. Clayton Homes SE is the worst outfit I've ever dealt with in my life and I've been in business for 55 years. I bought two homes at the same time and Anita was fairly helpful. She helped with some of the things in the home like the lighting, the flooring and the cabinet colors. But she was very poor on following up after the fact. After the homes were delivered and we started calling and trying to get something done, she was absolutely no help whatsoever.

The rep was great. She was very helpful and the buying process had its little ups and downs, but it was good. Clayton Homes was in communication with me and so far, so good. I'd recommend them.

Clayton had a home already set on land and they told me about it. I went to see it and I was hooked from there. They took me step-by-step. Some days, it took more time. But other than that, my satisfaction with the home and the home consultant was great. They showed me everything and they walked me through everything. It was perfect. I worked with Bob and he was wonderful. I had a water sprinkler in the front yard, but they didn’t have one for the backyard. I explained to them about putting a water sprinkler in the backyard, and they came and said that they would do it. They put it on there, so it was great. I love the quality of my home. I’ve recommended Clayton Homes to about four different people.

I chose the Clayton home model I went with for the price of it. Then I changed out the door knobs because that’s what I do for a living and I really don’t like the factory ones that come from Clayton Homes. But I was supposed to do house placement to put the four corners of where I wanted the house to sit and that never happened. So they just put it wherever they wanted to. The person in charge of doing the grading also pissed me off a little bit because he never communicated. But the experience with the salesman was pretty good. My stepbrother is also in the process of buying a home from Clayton Homes right now. I sent him up there.

Buying the home was a good experience and Clayton Homes' customer service was very good. I also like the place but the setup of the home was kind of iffy. The waterline had to get inspected so they had to leave that pit open and of course, I had to fill it in. Now, I'm having trouble with the hookup where it's going into the septic system. The ground is not leveled at all either, except for where the home sits. It was just left. I didn't understand that part. It was never conveyed to me that that's how their policy is. It cost me $12,000 for them to install the thing and they didn't specify exactly what was my responsibility was and what their responsibility was. Communication was poor.

As far as getting the house with the energy package, it seem like Clayton Homes had the better quality homes. And after I talked to my friend that works in their corporate office, he reassured me of that too. The buying process was fairly easy, but it took us a while to find exactly what we wanted because there was so many options. When we found something we did like, we had some changes made to it, which was not a problem.

Brand new home with MAJOR defects. No one interested in resolving the problem at a corporate level. Keep getting referred back the the home center. The home center refuses to talk to me because I am mad that I ordered a home in Dec 2018, house delivered to the home center in February 2019, signed a mortgage in February 2019, had to pay out of pocket to do things that were in our contract because they "couldn't get results". House delivered in April.

The sales rep that we were dealing with was really knowledgeable, and we liked the houses that were on the lot. We got our home customized. The representative knew I had MS, so they reconfigured the whole kitchen to put in a wall oven and a cooktop instead of a range. And they added more cabinets. In the half bath, I wanted a small thing for towels, and they gave me this massive one which is awesome. In my bathroom, I was only supposed to have a rain shower, but they gave me a hand shower as well. These were little tiny surprises that weren't expected, except for the kitchen since it was the main custom order reconfiguration. The only thing is that a lot of the homes do not have handicapped accessible showers. The home we purchased did not have that, and I understand that the showers are already assembled. The guy from the company that makes them is supposed to come back and lower the steps.

Clayton Homes' homebuying process was timeless. They took care of everything. My satisfaction with our home consultant was great as well. He was very helpful, always returned phone calls, and took care of us. We had dealt with Edgewoods Homes and we inquired once before, and it really had put a bad taste in our mouth, and I didn’t even really wanna look at another mobile home due to it. And we went up and talked to Clayton and they were upfront with the cost and I’m very pleased with how they’ve stood behind their home and stepped up there.

We had been looking for a home for a while. We were living on a trailer park, and we were paying somebody else for something that would never be ours. We had found a piece of property five years ago, and we were paying on the property. We had went out to Clayton just looking around, and we met Debbie. She is an excellent, sweet person outta Clayton. And she sat down with us, talked, and she got the ball rolling for us. And if it wasn’t for her, we wouldn’t be here today. She kept us motivated. She has a very good work ethic. She knows what she’s doing and the procedures. If a bump in the road came, she let us know firsthand, so we weren’t surprised. She basically walked us through the process to get our home.

One of the worst experiences I have ever had with a company. From the sketchy sales rep who has no communication to the manager who could care less. Even the mortgage company has a hard time working with Clayton Homes. First we were told we could get a home in our price range that turned out to be way over our price range. When we finally got the information on a home that we were comfortable with it took weeks to get anything done to get the ball rolling. The mortgage and title company had difficulty getting what they needed from Clayton Homes on multiple occasions. Then we were told that we would be in our home by June 20th and a week before (after a week of trying to contact our sales rep) the "manager" told us that was never even a chance and it would be more like July 20th and that our sales rep had lied to us. At this point we had completely removed our fence and skirting because we were anticipating a new home.

I’ve always heard good things about Clayton Homes and that they are the way to go. I've also had friends who bought homes from them. I found the Clayton Homes at Corsicana and I went up there. The guy out there, Adam, introduced himself to me and we started looking around. We told him our budget, what we wanted and what we had down. Adam showed us several different homes and he was like, “Whichever one you like and it’s in your budget.” He was great. I was impressed by his knowledge of the homes and he wasn’t pushing us to buy. He was just all-out the perfect salesman.

I went to the Clayton in Alcoa, Tennessee, and I didn’t like the way the couple of salespeople acted. So, I walked out and went to Sweetwater, and I also didn’t like the way they acted. Then I went to Athens, and they were super excellent people. And I told them I’d looked online for what I wanted, and I showed the lady the picture. Then I told her, “So, let’s do the paperwork.” The application process was all right. The rep got on it and took care of it right away. Result-wise, they’re super good.

There's a few different Clayton Homes around and I've driven by them for years and I just decided to stop in one day. Everybody’s real nice and real helpful as well. I didn’t feel the need to go check any more else afterwards. I liked the high ceilings of the build and the colors. The flooring is linoleum but it looks like wooden floors. And I liked that wood look.

I had owned a Clayton home before. I made a recent purchase, and the home buying process was great. I couldn't have asked for better people to deal and work with. They worked hard for me. They're a great group of people. My old home had burned down, and so I had a new one coming in, and they got it in about two months earlier than what they had predicted. I like the home.

Our home is 3 yrs old, bought new. The workmanship is very bad. The second year we had to replace the roof, the extra insurance we purchased wouldn’t pay so we had to file a claim with our insurance company. This year we lost large amount of skirting to wind that’s when we found most of the skirting was 2 to 3 inches too short so it won’t stay in the tracks. We have a large chunk of concrete that sticks out at the end from where it was poured. We did have a claim paid from our floors sinking in because the joints under the house weren’t connected causing soft spots from one end of the trailer to the other.

Clayton Homes did a very good job. The woman I worked with was very receptive. When I had questions and called her, she called me right back when she wasn't there. For the most part, I was very happy with the process. When we looked at the home initially, once we did see it was Clayton Homes, we did some research and it was a very reputable company, which boosted our confidence.

When I first got to Clayton Homes and talked to the people, it was a quick sale right there. Their homebuying process was great. I had a very easy first time buying the home. There were a few bumps that came up in my process of trying to get it and they never stopped helping me get it. We customized the home a little bit and we love it.

My satisfaction with the homebuying process and with my consultant is pretty close to a 10. Clayton was very good at explaining all aspects of my home purchase and communicating with me throughout my buying process. They've been very helpful.

Our other house was deteriorating so we went all the way looking at houses. This one that we got from Clayton was the only one that sufficed our needs. As soon as we got to the parking lot and went in, Rob offered to show us around different homes. He is wonderful and the homes are very nice. Our home has a very nice kitchen. I like the island and it hooks to both of our living rooms. It's very accessible. Everything's okay but the only thing that I don't like is you can only do the customization in a certain way to actually make it your home. It's not their fault but certain things can't be changed. There's a wall here in one living room that can't be removed. The bathroom on the lot had two shower heads and when we got this one, it only had one so that was kind of a downer. It's like a big shower, and you can try to get half of it clean and not the other half very well.

Somebody tried to break in on my other home and I had to move. I got my new home through Clayton Homes and I've been in it since November. The quality of the build is really nice. I like the kitchen and living room combined. It’s a walk-in, so your kitchen’s on your living room.

We had a great experience with Clayton Homes and we're happy with the product and the service. It was our first time buying a land and house package. Clayton Homes pretty much guided us the whole way through two hurricanes and everything was done on a timely fashion. My home consultant was great.

When we got out and started looking for a home, we went to several different places and when we went to Clayton, I was somewhat impressed with the first impression. I really liked the salesperson and the people who were in there, Danny and Rachel. Secondary to that is that we just absolutely walked into the house that I was looking for. We had options fo customization but we ended up with it pretty much like it was, the way we saw it the first time. One thing we did was add a porch. But from what I understand, the cabinet doors and the drawers in the bathroom were set up to cut incorrectly at the beginning because this was the new model. So they had to replace some of the doors in the bathroom. We had some things that had to be fixed and everything went well with that. Anything we had an issue with at all was pretty much taken care of. There was a little bit of waiting but you gotta wait for some things sometimes. It was nothing that was really a problem.

The home buying with Clayton Homes was great and the personnel there are nice. They're the best and my salesman is a good person. I'm wondering though, if something get broken and I needed to buy something whether they have a place I can buy stuff or I just go to Home Depot. I'm still learning, but it's fine. I'm very satisfied and would recommend Clayton Homes to a friend. They're a great company.

My nephew and my grandson went with me and we were trying to get to Albuquerque. This was in December 16 and it was so snowed out. We couldn’t get through. We turned around and we were gonna go back to Winslow where we were staying and my grandson asked if we could go to Chino Valley. So, late in the afternoon, we got down there and Clayton Homes were the first properties that we saw. I looked around and it was perfect. So, my nephew said that we should go down a little more. Maybe we could find out more about them and see if they had any homes for sale. We stopped at Clayton Homes and started looking at the models.

My sister and brother-in-law got a double-lot from Clayton Homes, and she told me about it, and we got one. When I went through the walkthrough, I checked everything and I love the home, but now that we moved in, it's more clear that the trim on the door frame wasn't put in good on the bathroom and the bedroom. Also, the home was sitting on water when they put it in and put the block up. I have water underneath my house now and that smells. I can't get it out and I can't get Clayton Homes to do anything about it. They said it's my job to put a drain around the home.

We looked around quite a bit and Clayton Homes seemed to have what I was looking for. It wasn't exact, but they tried to make what I wanted. Donna and Josh, the guys that sold it to us, were excellent, but the quality of workmanship on the home is very poor. There are light switches crooked in the walls and all kinds of trim that don't fit. They've had to replace trim all throughout. These are little stuff that could've been taken care of at the factory level. All in all, Clayton Homes need to slow down and do a little better quality, but the dealer did well in taking care of the service and I would recommend them to a friend.

We just bought some property and we needed a place that we could get into quickly so, we decided to stop at Clayton when we drove by. Clayton made the home buying process very easy and we were very pleased. Val was very knowledgeable and when we had some constraints around move-in time, she was very easy to work with that. And she followed up with us to make sure we were satisfied. We heard from her multiple times through the process. The model we went with was on sale and we liked the furnishing. Also, we like the layout of it and the size of the rooms, for the most part, were nice but we sacrificed that to get some of the other ones to do larger. We’ve told everybody how easy and how convenient it was to get in and how quick and painless the whole process was.

We went in at Clayton Homes and looked at some homes, and then we went a few more places and looked at some homes. We ended up going back to Clayton because they were so nice. The customer service really stood out. They were as nice as they can be. Any time I'd asked them stuff, they'd always answered me. And if they ended up not knowing, they would find out and give me a call back and give me an answer and stuff. The homes were laid out pretty good. We started on one side and went through one right after the other. They were fantastic. They were built better than any of the other ones that we went into. I've referred three other people down to Clayton to go check them out.

We saw that Clayton Homes has mobile homes. We looked into their place and I like that the personnel was really nice to us. They were really putting attention to what we were looking for. We got our home just how they had it in the model home. We decided to take it how it was. I've already recommended some people to Clayton. One of them was my brother-in-law and he just bought a home from there, too.

Our experience with Clayton Homes was okay. And our consultant was a super nice guy. I really liked him. It took about four months longer to get the house than what they said, but I understand weather-wise. And as far as getting them back out here to work on it, they could probably do a little bit better job what they do on it. They're nice people but they're just in a hurry. But I understand that too.

Our experience with Clayton Homes' home buying process was very good. The whole process went very smoothly. It did seem to take an awfully long time. And it seemed like they kept calling us for the same questions over and over. But I thought it went well. We walked in at Clayton Homes and they gave us a tour of different models, and my wife fell in love with the one we have.

Clayton Homes was willing to work with what money I had to put out. It was very easy to get a hold of them. And the homebuying process was really smooth. Ramona was my home consultant and she was very professional. We got our home as is. We customized it after it was set out here. All in all, everything was all impressive.

I was referred by a friend of mine to Clayton Homes. I started dealing with Ric as my salesperson to buy a house. I considered other manufactured homes but the Clayton home seemed to fit the needs that most of the people in my marketplace like. It’s a 2,000 square feet home with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. The bang for the buck is fantastic.

Clayton's consultant was great to work with. He did everything we needed and answered all our questions. We worked with a different person at the store and he was same thing. Though with all the repairs that happened at the unit afterwards, I wish Clayton was a little more proactive in that. Still, we love the house style of the unit we picked out.

Clayton Homes was only like two blocks away where we were living at the time. There are two locations right there. They're side by side of each other - Oakwood Homes and Clayton Homes. And we had went to Oakwood first and the only thing I did not like about it was it had wood sidings. And because I live down here in southeast Texas, wood does not last very long down here. It rots easily. And so, I like the home that Oakwood Homes had, but we went over at Clayton Homes. Everything that made it happen for us was Adrian, the salesman for them. He was going out his way to help us. He was constantly calling and I never felt that it was just all on me. He helped me the whole way.

I heard about Clayton Homes from some family members and they have friendly people working for them. They made me feel like their own. They answered the phone right away and the home purchase went smooth. The home also fits perfectly for my family. It’s a nice home and Clayton is doing a fantastic job for me.

Clayton had a model that met our needs and they worked with us on our particular needs. We had already owned a property so we weren’t looking for a land package deal. We were buying the home. There’s a lot of integration with the well and the septic tanks and everything else that goes into putting a home. They were really helpful. So why I picked them was because they got quality and price points.

Updated on 05/17/2019: First of all this is my second review because I haven't got anything resolved from my first one! Please read my first review and this is a update. The house was clearly just thrown together and so many problems. I still don't have my final walk through but here is a list of issues. Shower door completely fell off when my son was in the shower, there is cracks in every corner of the home, kitchen cabinets are coming apart at the top of ceiling, window seals have crack, none of my windows have screens (they have been ordered 2 weeks ago I was told), only one window came with blinds and I was told he needed to check the invoice! Light switch covers just fell right off, front door will not close unless you slam it and back doors screen is sitting in my room instead of being on my door. My back door won't even lock so they have a stick holding it close.

Clayton Homes was willing to use my land as my down payment. The home buying process took a little bit longer than what would be customary, but that was just due to some specifics relating to my particular situation. Overall, though, the experience was good. Janna was my home consultant and I was impressed with her willingness to get the job done, and the fact that she didn’t ever stop working. She was determined to get her commission. She was ready to get the job done, and she knew what needed to be done to be able to get it all squared away. There’s a couple of things here or there in our home. It just reminds me that it is a mobile home and not what you’d consider a site-built home. But all three of my kids have their own bedrooms, and we all have our privacy. It’s a great home. And apparently, it’s capable of stopping a vehicle at 30 miles an hour. I’ve already recommended Clayton Homes.

We drove by Clayton Homes and looked in, and saw what we wanted. They had excellent reputation so we decided to work with them. Their application was long, like 55 pages, but it was alright. Our rep, Morgan, was excellent. She was very on top of things. If we had any questions, she would call us back. When she answered the phone, she didn’t hesitate. She was very professional and knew what she was talking about. She takes time and helps us with whatever we need. I usually text message so she responds real quickly. It was an awesome experience. The home was exactly everything we wanted. When we walked in, we knew it was it. It has three bedrooms, two baths, and a utility room with a sink. It has all the lights under the ceiling. It's the perfect color. I will refer all of our friends to Clayton Homes.

The trailer I bought was all put together from cheap parts, everything falls apart. The ceiling is now leaking since it's raining. Be careful with buy these mobile homes. They put all the parts cheap easy to break and fall apart. I thought it was a good purchase but after leaving in it for 3 years you get to know better your new home. Check the walls and kitchen cabinets they all break easily. Doors are from cheap material, nothing in these mobile homes last. In 3 years it's a mess. Be aware of what you are buying. I took videos and pictures of my trailer home. I do regret buying from Clayton $48,000 3 bedroom 2 full baths, what a terrible business I made with these folks!

There is a Clayton Homes dealership here in Alexandria and we were running around looking. We came upon it and when we went in there, the salesman that was there was very helpful. He kept us informed of what was going on through each step. I could call him for any questions that I had, and he was always available to talk to me. He even sent me a picture of the mobile home when it was leaving the lot so I would know that it was headed to where it needed to go. He and the manager were some of the best sales people that I've ever worked with. They were super nice and very informative. They told us all about how the homes were built and about the different ratings on them.

The people at Clayton Homes treat you like you're family. They were very helpful and showed me a lot of different options. It was a good experience. But I'm not pleased with some of the quality of the things in the home. For as much as I paid, the molding is cheap. The sinks are plastic. Clayton Homes could do fiberglass for that. The tub is also plastic, but it is holding up. But the kitchen sink has not held up at all. Other than that, it has been fine. Clayton Homes has a good reputation, and they did what they say they're gonna do. I've been pleased.

The home buying process with Clayton Homes took longer than we anticipated. I had to go through a couple of lenders to find the right one. So, the overall process was long, but it was worth it. Our home consultant was great. He stuck with me even though the lenders were giving us a hard time even though my credit score was great. The one lender didn’t wanna deal with mobile homes, and the other one said that they wouldn’t put the house. So, I wasn’t able to buy the house. But he stuck with me and I'm very happy with it.

We had a Clayton Home that I bought up in Colorado back in 2014 and we were up there a good bit. We left, and I sold the home within a week. When we started looking at the homes here, we naturally drifted towards Clayton, and they got what we were looking for. I like Clayton Homes. It was a deal. And the floor plans are good and the walk-in closet stood out. All plans were laid out in a more functional manner than some of the other ones I’ve been in. There’s no wasted space in one of them. I really kinda dig the house. And we didn’t get the most expensive model. In fact, we got the most economical double wide model that they make. It’s just my wife and I now. I don’t have a big family anymore, so we didn’t need a big home and the price of it was economical, too.

When I was buying my house at Clayton it was good. But once I bought it, it sucks. I picked everything out, and then they built it. Everything is good besides some trash in the floor and they got that out, and they never fixed the sheetrock. I always see additional crack when it’s moving. I started calling them three months ago and they never came back.

I work here up in Washington State, and the house that we bought from Clayton Homes is down in South Texas. Everything about the process was perfect. It was done fast too. I was most satisfied with the service and the quality of the house. Everything in the house is functioning great.

I searched Clayton Homes on the internet and it looked it's a big company so I trusted it. The home buying process was good. It's awesome. I feel very comfortable with the process and with the employee. Maria told me everything about the products and tried to help me in the whole process. The manager is a good person too. They are very nice people, so I like it. I bought this house for my older son and maybe I'm gonna buy another one from Clayton for my younger son. It's a good product.

We had to help my son get a house, and I really liked Clayton Homes. I liked the people up there. The application process was easy and quick and I'm very satisfied with the home buying process. They knew what I was looking for and if I had any questions or concerns, they got right on it. The rep did what he said he was gonna do, and that was good. I was very comfortable working with him. He was calling and letting me know what was going on, what they were gonna do and when they were gonna do it. I wanted a different faucet on the sinks. It's just minor stuff that they said they could do, and they did it. I'm very satisfied with the quality of the home. The insulation is real good on the light bill. I was really satisfied with the winter bills. I was also very satisfied with my Clayton Homes experience, with where I'm at and the home that I have.

My brother and sister-in-law bought a house from Clayton Homes, and my grandson bought a house from Clayton Homes too. And we needed to get a house and so that's why we went there. With Clayton, it was easy enough to get a home. However, to get anything done with the home after you have it is difficult. We had issues with our flooring, and we just settled without even having them do it because they brought people in and they never did anything right. The floor's still screwed, but they gave us a check for $1,400 which to me, was lowball, and we're just gonna have to live with it.

Clayton's reps showed me their homes and so I walked up and saw what I liked. After the application, for some reason the application to get the land expired. They renewed it and then gave me the home after three or four months. The home is of good quality. We like everything in it. We have a four-bedroom home with a kitchen, dining and living room. We've had a pretty good experience with Clayton.

I really enjoyed the home buying process at Clayton Homes. When I first came there and saw the home, I wanted it because the bathtub was huge. There were minor problems, but the guy, John, that we transacted with and my overall experience with Clayton Homes were very good. Everything that I wrote down that need to be done, they were right on it. Whenever I had a problem, they took care of it right away which I appreciate. If I need to buy another home, I would definitely do that with Clayton Homes. John and the crew are very, very good.

I was kinda looking around at homes online and found a couple of decent ones here on Clayton. We had gone and checked up another dealer, but Clayton's homes feel a lot better than some of the other places. The sales people at Clayton were also very helpful. Brandy did a good job taking care of us. Everything was good other than the fireplace. We had asked for a fireplace and even though we got it wrote down, we still received the house without one. That was kinda disappointing to my wife.

Clayton Homes was professional and Mel was great. I have high respect for him. He has a hard job, a lot of responsibility and he does it well. He backs his word up. However, I wasn't satisfied with the guy who sold us the unit. He told us that the air conditioner came with the home, and after we got in the home, it didn’t come with the home. He wouldn’t stand by his word, telling us that he said that but he did. I had him in front of Mel and I told Mel that that other salesman could say what he says, but if Clayton doesn't want the air conditioner to go with the home, they need to tell me. So, Mel got us an air conditioner and made it right that way.

I was referred to the Clayton Homes in Athens Tn. I spoke with a salesman who was very personable and took my information. After 4 weeks I was under the assumption my modular home was ordered. I was advised by the manager Justin my modular had not been ordered and would take between 2 to 4 weeks to order. I spoke with the salesman and was advised the modular was not ordered. The salesman and I would speak often after the office had closed. The salesman explained he had to work the office and was not provided time or administrated help to process the order during normal business hours.

The home buying process with Clayton was good and I'm satisfied with it. It took a little bit of time because I was looking them up. But it didn't take that long once I got to decide what I wanted. My home consultant was really nice. And I got the whole home updated the way I want it especially made. I'd tell people that they should go to Clayton.

My experience with Clayton was a little shaky at first. Documents were not being taken care of in a timely manner and the reps and I were having communication issues. Also, their process in dealing with the mortgage company has to be improved. They messed around my credit like five times. It was pretty ridiculous. After I made myself clear on what I wanted, everything started falling together and customer service got better. Now that we've experienced our new home, we've found the build to be very good. Everything is satisfactory.

Clayton Homes is a good company with good service. The home-buying process with them was good, easy and wasn’t long. Our home consultant was very kind. Jeff was the person that I first talked to and the one that guided me through everything. He’s really nice, very professional, and very detailed about everything. The quality of our home is good, and working with Clayton Homes was nice.

I liked the model that Clayton Homes had and went with them. Working with their reps was a very good experience and I'm very satisfied with the way they addressed any questions I had. They did a very good job with the home I purchased and I'm happy with it.

We have had nothing but problems with this house. When we first moved in the shower in the master bedroom flooding. Now all the porches are splitting and this has been going on since day one. Cracks in the walls. There was a hole in the floor. Some has been fixed. Some has not. Breaker boxes keep tripping. Plugs by front door that pop up up. One has burn up. Room was leaking because of nails and now to top it off master shower is now flooding and we have had to cut water off. We are very disappointed in this and I will recommend that no one buy from y'all. Our next step is to find a lawyer. We bought this in Houston off of 45 and the girl we have been talking to is very rude and I'm not dealing with her anymore. I'm so done with y'all. Exactly what is the warranty on the roof and the plumbing. Thank you. Anton **

My home buying process at Clayton was very easy and thorough. I was 100% satisfied with my home consultant. I liked how they were conveniently located en route to where I go. So, it was easy to pop in. Though I hate mobile homes with a passion, the quality in which they’re building and providing is top-notch. I liked that they were one of the few companies that sell five-bedroom mobile homes.We were with a sense of urgency and their reps got everything together correctly the first time. We closed by the end of August and moved in in November. Thus far, we've had a few service calls to tweak some things. Still, we've had an excellent experience with Clayton.

Clayton contacted me because my salesman left. And I told them the things that I've had wrong with the house and when I moved over, no one ever came out to fix it. So, I took it upon myself to fix it all because I don't want my house to look like trash. Other than that, the salesman I had at the time was great. But since he left, it hasn't been very well. Other than that minor stuff, the whole process was great.

We were shopping for homes and could not find the property and the house that we wanted. So, we were referred to Clayton Homes by a real estate agent. The cost and the quality of the homes that Clayton had available appealed to us. They were very well-made. The buying process was very easy and the building process was relatively easy, too. We came into a few obstacles, but they took care of them. The people that we worked with were great. They stayed in contact with us and were very knowledgeable. They did a really good job. It's been about six months and we really haven't had any issues. So, we're really happy. So far, so good.

I'm well satisfied with Clayton Homes. They handled everything well and treated me really good. Our home consultant, Jeremy, was a good man.

I kinda had a bad experience with another company so I went with Clayton Homes and my experience with them was great. I’ll recommend the people I’ve worked with. Wendy and Christian were awesome. Wendy, our sales rep, was very patient and very knowledgeable. We took about a year and a half to decide on a house, and she never got tired of us when we came with different things. She handled it all like a pro.

My Clayton experience was wonderful. I’m 100% satisfied with the buying process. I would recommend Clayton to anyone that is looking to buy because I feel like they are very thorough in giving their information. And I don’t feel like they’re just there to just sell a home. They’re actually there for you through the whole process. I had went to a couple of others and it was like, “If you buy, you buy. If you don’t, you don’t. So, I really don’t like you wasting my time,” type thing. But when I came to Clayton and initially walked on the lot, Chris was there from the time I got out of my vehicle to the time I got back in my vehicle.

My wife and I were looking at different floorplans and we finally found the Revolution 60. They had the regular bathroom and they also had what they called the glamour bath, and the home already had the glamour bath in the display. We looked at it and we talked about it, then we decided to go back again. On the day we walked in, it went on sale. Things go for around $83,000, but we got it for $75,000. We decided to buy it and it has been really good. Both of us love the floor plan and we love living here.

Clayton Homes was the closest dealership that I could find. They’re an inexpensive home, and the build is fine for what I got. The reps are great but I’ve been getting writer’s cramp in filling all that paperwork. But they did a fine job and I would recommend them.

There was a little confusion about the package deal but the home buying process with Clayton Homes went okay. We finally got into an agreement. Every time we had something bad, their people would come back and fix it. The experience with Clayton Homes was good and I would recommend them.

I've been hearing about Clayton Homes and when I bought a home, they did good. It took about a couple of months to get it all set up. I’m satisfied with my experience with them so far.

Updated on 02/06/2020: We have been in our Clayton home for just under a year. We have had many many problems. Some have been corrected, some not and some corrected but made worse. Our floors, laminate, is bubbled in spots and dented in others. Trim is coming off in different places. Windows are not even. Tonight we discovered our kitchen sink is leaking. This is the third time we have had water leak under our cabinets so I’m sure we have mold growing under them. Where the home was put together is just awful, totally crooked on the roof. I will call in the morning to have repaired but I’m not holding my breath on them fixing it correctly. This mobile home was not cheap...$140,000.00.!! Please just do your research before spending your hard earned money at Clayton Homes.

This is about the Tulsa location. All seemed great when I started talking to them. I put my $500 down and got approved from the bank. Then it started changing... First they came out to my land and everything was an issue. Clearing some trees and putting in a gravel road was so much trouble. Do get them started on how hard it is to get a elevation survey. Then how hard it is to do HUD 81 loan for them. When they started talking prices, there was an extra charge for all the things they said were included. Like a couple of stairs to the front porch. My wife specifically ask if the stairs came with it and he said it did. What he chose not to say was that it came with it for an extra cost. He did that with several items. Do not use this company/location if you are not putting the house in the most ideal situation. Heaven help you if you want to do a HUD 81 loan with them.

Clayton Homes was on a Facebook page that I had seen and they had better deals than the local places where I live. We had a good experience during the home buying process and Brandon, the person we worked with, was nice. He answered questions anytime we called. Sometimes, I don’t even think he was there at the office, but my husband would call him and he would be able to help us. The quality of the build has been good so far although we are having issues with our underpinning. But we’ve contacted them and they’re supposed to send someone out.

Clayton Homes has an office in the next town from where I live. We drive by there several times a week. We stopped in and the salesman, Scott, explained everything to us and was honest about everything. They did a lot of the leg work for me. He gave me his cell phone number. When we got everything out here and set up, I could either call him or I also had the builder's contact info. They were right on it any time I've called them. Clayton Homes is still awesome to work with.

We purchased a modular home through Clayton Homes in Shelby NC. Worst thing we done. Salespeople are friendly but the actual home is very cheap built. The cabinets are falling apart and just fall off the hinges into the floor. They are very unstable and cheap. The sheetrock is already cracking and the independent contractors they have setting the homes up so terrible work. Our brick underpinnings is awful and not set right. Please look into the quality before buying a home from them. I hate I made this purchase. I should have went elsewhere. It takes weeks before the actual manufacturers can come out to look at the issues. I have to rate their quality of their work and product very low. Not worth all the money you pay for it. I do not recommend it at all

I've known a lot of people who have dealt with Clayton Homes and when I bought my own home, the buying process with Clayton was good. Their people were very friendly and they answered questions I needed answered. I picked my home and Jonathan, the guy who works at the Statesville location, was super nice and helpful. He has also been in contact and so it didn't make me feel like they got my money and now I won’t ever hear anything. The home has been up to my standards but one thing I am not satisfied with is the flooring. It looks like wood but it's a vinyl sheet and it's not very durable. Also, I am a little bit put out with as far as what is covered now. I guess what used to be how it was in a package changes over time. They have to go out and get their people to do what I need that needs to be done too, which is the hardest part. Still, I'm satisfied with my new home and I'd recommend Clayton Homes.

We had seen the lot and everything that Clayton Homes have in Abilene. We looked some years ago but we didn’t ever stop. This time, we went there because we knew we needed to find another home and we liked what we saw. During the buying process, I told them about credit and not knowing if I could get into one. They said that they would find a lender, as well as what they would estimate at or what we needed. They then got us into a home.

Clayton Homes is just right down the road from my house. My sister-in-law bought a home through them too. The process with Clayton took five months but a lot of that was raining, so, that slowed it down a little bit. The representatives were all cool and they were real quick with putting the house up, and they helped me walk through it. We're in the house for five months now and the quality of the build is a lot better than the competitor. I like the way they were built and looked.

Ever since we got our home from Clayton, they couldn't seem to get our front door right. The whole frame of the outside door had sprung. They put a new screen door, but that didn’t work, so they put a new one on. They supposedly shipped this from the factory in Tennessee, and it was bad because the main factory guy was up here. He was the one that determined that it was bad. They've stuck it in and then our deadbolt wouldn’t close.

We like the reputation of Clayton Homes and I bought four homes. Their people weren’t pushy and I was impressed with their attitude. They were great to work with. They took care of what we needed done and did what they said they would do. They also answered all the questions during the home buying process and everything was great.

My wife and I were swinging by and saw Clayton Homes. We decided to go out there and their spokesman was good. We liked the mobile home and decided to get one. The purchase took about a month and everything about the experience was fine. There were a lot of questions that were asked but they treated us well. Some of my friends are gonna go up there. I was talking about the home and then they asked me, and I told them that it was really good.

Buying the home from Clayton Homes was fairly easy. We had a little hiccup when our realtor left the company right towards the end, and we ended up having a second realtor. But even with that, it was still very easy and very smooth. They were very helpful throughout the whole process. I talked with them twice a week at the very least. My experience went great overall.

The home-buying process went fine. We came out, checked, came back, and did the things that Clayton was going to do. There are still two minor deals that will be taken care of and had to order a panel. There was a small crack near a window and then some of the flooring in the utility room that's just a small place by the door and the wall. One guy said it would have to be replaced and one said he could patch it. Other than that, everything has been good. We would recommend Clayton Homes.

I own this place and I had been trying to figure out how to make this deal work forever and ever. Then we came across this particular Clayton home and it kinda fit in. So we went ahead, pulled the trigger and did it. The people at their dealership have been good to work with. They also moved the home in here before they said they would, which was great. But I’m not real satisfied with the house. We’ve had lots of problems with it. All the water lines are giving us fits. We can’t keep them together to begin with. The drains on the sinks are not tight and I know some stuff can vibrate loose in transit but this is way beyond that. Nothing was tightened up from the factory and they came loose and flooded the house. There's also a piece of trim off of one end of the house that was never put on.

If you are planning on buying a mobile home from Clayton Mobile Homes in Yakima, WA., RUN! I did not get my walk in rain shower, I did not get my walk in pantry, my countertops are horrible; sharp, rough bottoms under the edge, caulking is already coming off all of my countertops, the trim on my counters are always coming off as they only have little tacks holding them on, my dishwasher was not in the house when it delivered. The contractors used my house as a Dry Shack during construction. I came by one day to see how things were progressing, and they had a hot plate on the counter for cooking and everyone was in my house eating lunch.

I saw Clayton Homes online and I heard some recommendations which made me decide to go with them. The home buying process was easy and it was good although it took a while. From the time we first applied until something started happening, it was about two years. My father-in-law and I were on the loan but he was retired so he didn't have a whole lot to do with it. And then, he passed away. I should have been in the home before that and they didn't even start on it until after. We had to start the whole process over again and it frustrated me to the point where I was ready to pull the plug on it. In my understanding, it was an issue with the initial loan officer.

I thought going with Clayton would be a faster process than building the house, but everything was done in about the same time, about four months. The people that came out were okay. However, one of the contractor stole a bunch of stuff from my land. He stole my shoes, some cinder blocks and some more stuff. I had left a lot of my stuff in my vehicle. When I came that morning, all of my shoes was there but when I went back that night, my stuff was gone when that contractor came in. I didn't appreciate it so I called the company and the told them about it.

Clayton's homes were manufactured better and more stable. The sheetrock was thicker. I felt that overall, they were a better class home. Plus, the people at Clayton Homes were A-number-one and they didn't forget me. The other day, I discovered that the water in the big bathtub in the master bedroom bathroom wouldn't get hot enough. I couldn't take a bath in it and I didn't know how to turn the heat up on the water. I called Clayton Homes and told the lady about it. She said she'd have somebody out here in the evening to show me. That evening, one of the workers came and showed me how to adjust the water heater.

My husband and I purchased our home in 2017. This review is no reflection on the dealer that sold us the home because they have nothing to do with the building the homes...they just sell them. It never occurred to me that I should look inside cabinets to assess how they are constructed. Cabinets are cabinets, right? Wrong!!! The wall cabinets are fairly decent with backs, shelves and so on. The bottom cabinets are a complete joke! They are just a frame with a fascia and doors. NO BACKS. The sheetrock is visible and the shelves are freestanding made of cheap press wood with 2 sides and a top that bow in the middle once you set anything on them. There are no sides to separate each cabinet. It's completely wide open underneath. When I asked about this, I was told "They're all that way." Had I looked inside, I would never have purchased the home.

We have been to 2 local Clayton offices to try to purchase a home. None of the process has been explained to us in depth, communication has been horrible to say the least, we have already been approved, have an accepted offer on a land contract (which Clayton had no help in doing), have received awful service from both offices and have now moved onto a 3rd Clayton office in the area. We transferred all necessary paperwork over and picked out a model that we like, were told 2 weeks ago the agent would be getting us #'s worked up and have yet to hear anything.

Everything was perfect with the home consultant and it took like two to three weeks to purchase a Clayton Home. The overall experience was pretty good.

I drove by Clayton Homes one day and and everything was simple, quick and easy with my experience with their rep. I felt good about his knowledge but I don’t like the quality of the build. Everything looked like it was just thrown together. The people at Clayton Homes were nice but there was so much wrong with the house. I would not recommend Clayton Homes but I like the people.

We enjoyed our purchasing experience with Clayton Homes. Their reps were very informative so the home buying process went very smoothly. The consultant was absolutely knowledgeable in answering our questions. We signed the first paperwork at the end of June, and we were here by September.

The finishing parts of the house are terrible. All the wood finishing got good gaps in it. In fact, I've got wood finishing coming off. Some of the window frames are sinking even. There are also gaps between the walls and they keep telling me it's still settling. But the wood finishing is disgusting. I bought the house from Clayton Homes in late June. In early July, they laid it. I talked to the people who got mobile homes as well. Their homes have settled and they're not having the problems I'm having.

Im at 2.5 months waiting for repairs. Was told it would be today. Took the day off to be home. After 4 pm and no repair person has shown up. Cheaply made. Outlet covers falling off, trim falling off, no hot water to master tub, squeak in floors when you walk. Overall not happy that a brand new home has so many issues and no one with Clayton cares.

We were shopping around at all the different manufacturers and we liked the model that we chose from Clayton Homes. The reps that I worked with knew what they were talking about. We went through a fairly easy buying process and it took us three months to receive our home. We opted for the gas instead of the electric. I am having a little problem with settling right now. They told me there would be some and I just wanted to check. But other than that, it was fairly easy process.

I’ve owned three Clayton homes and my overall experience with the home buying process was alright. But I’d like a little more communication and it would be a little better. The dealership I bought my mobile home shut down without telling me. Other than that, the build quality of the homes was what I expected it to be and I'm happy with it.

My Husband and I were extremely excited to be pitching our first home. Set up and purchasing were great and they answered any questions we had. However, after the initial set up we have had problems after problems with this home. We purchased it new right from the dealership so I wouldn’t expect too many problems. We have had a few here and there but our biggest was that the sewerage pipe fell underneath the house, and ended up backing up sewage into the pipes of our showers, baths, and washing machine. They did have a plumber come out and fix that problem however we had to continue to keep calling them to get their handyman out first then an actual plumber so we couldn’t use any water in the house. We had to have 3 drywalls replaced.

I liked Clayton Homes. The process took about three months and the overall quality of the build was all right. But the dishwasher leaked. Other than that, the representatives were cool and my experience with them was all right.

I had a good experience with the home buying process at Clayton Homes. I like the guy that I dealt with. He did a good job with follow-up and follow through. He called me back to let me know what was going on. As for the home, it cinched the purpose of what we bought it for. I'm pleased with it.

We do not recommend buying a home from Clayton of Wilmington, NC. The experience has not been a good one. And, it's still not over. We started this process in August of 2018 - it is now April 2019. We are still not in our home. No one seems to know why, or what the actual hold-up is. Every month we are told "next month". That is an old song and dance. Out of state family members were going to visit us in March - had to cancel that because you know...."next month". Very disappointing. Had family coming to visit in early May, because we should definitely be in by then, right?

Wendy was really excellent. She gave us good service. We've had a few little issues, but Clayton Homes came out and took care of them. I have no problems with any of the people in the office and they’ve been really good. We paid cash for the home and we got it immediately. The only thing is there are not enough light switches in there. They said they would come back out after a year and fix a few little honey-dos, and it is time for them to come back out again. We had some leakage problem. There was also a piece missing from a vent and they didn't get that to us. We had a lot of rain out here, so we had some damage from that, but they’ve been good to come back out and put it on. We feel they are gonna need to re-texture a couple of walls, though.

I liked my conversations with Clayton Homes and I liked talking with their rep Bobby. I listened to him talk about the home and I liked what I saw and the features that came with it. The whole buying process was not difficult but it was a lot longer. The people from Clayton and the loan officer had a lot of miscommunication and missed phone calls. One was asking for stuff that they would send in, but they were saying they didn't get. But they got everything worked out. The process started probably November 2017 and I moved into the house in July of last year.

We’re very satisfied with the home buying process with Clayton Homes. The people we worked with at the I-90 location were very good. They took care of everything for us and we didn’t have to do a whole lot, which was nice. The application process was a bit long, but it was straightforward. I know lending on manufactured homes is a bit different. But more options would be nice. Nevertheless, I know that the options are limited in general, so that was nothing that would deter me from doing it again.

This was our first home buying experience with Clayton and the process went well. Our friends recommended the Mt. Airy office to us because they had a good experience there, and we’re relatively close to that office. The home consultant answered all of our questions and concerns, and I was very satisfied with him. There are certain things that could have been done differently, but we're satisfied overall. We had our floors customized and had a vinyl put down throughout rather than carpet. With any issues we had, we contacted Clayton and they fixed everything.

We were riding around from one mobile home dealer to another when we ran across Clayton Homes in Conway. They had the floor plan that we liked and so we decided we'd get our mobile home from them. Another factor was the price, and also, the homes from other companies that we saw were not in the same league as theirs. The other ones had cheaper manufacturing and didn't have sheetrock walls in them. We saw a Clayton Homes branch in North Carolina and since it was close to where we're staying, we settled with that particular dealership.

Our attention to Clayton Homes was drawn by the way it was set up. It was very inviting compared to other mobile home lots. There was a landscape where we can go in and out of homes, and it was nice. All of their salespeople were great. The one we had, Nathan, was super good and our experience with the home buying process went well. The entire process took a couple of months and we're satisfied with everything.

We've been in our home for 1.5 years. There were 3 different people sent to our house on multiple occasions to "fix" things that were wrong from the start. We were told they would be here at 9 am. They didn't show up until 11 am, and leave around 2 pm and hardly get anything done or done it wrong. For almost a year now, we've gotten calls to reschedule our service calls for multiple reasons. And now, I'm being told that since it's been so long, I have to sign a paper saying that the next time they come out will be the last visit whether it's all finished or not. It's called a "Final Service Letter". Absolutely not. It's time to contact my lawyer. This is absolutely ridiculous.

The process at Clayton Homes took about two weeks. We were able to get approved for the home quickly. I knew what home I wanted, how much we wanted to put down and how much we could afford a month. And it was good.

Clayton has great customer service. The people at the home center worked with me and they answered all the questions that I had. The communication was good. It was about a three-year process of back and forth, and now that we're in the home, we've got a few things which I'm gonna call them about and hopefully get those resolved. Some of the workmanship inside the home wasn't the greatest quality. I discovered some shingles in a couple of areas on the roof that are missing. The Formica or the stuff used for the counters is peeling off and then, there was bubbling on some of the bathroom counters. Still, I've encouraged a few people to sign up with Clayton and buy.

Clayton Homes did everything I needed them to do. However, they didn’t get my roof fixed. They contacted me about a month ago on a Sunday, but that wasn't a good date for me and I haven’t heard back from them since.

My wife told me about Clayton Homes and we started working with them last year, but it’s all screwed up over there. We received the home and the quality is not that good. We still have a lot of stuff going on with the house that needs to be dealt with such as the trimming and the doors, so we have a hump in the dining room.

The home buying process at Clayton was super simple and their rep was awesome. He was really honest, very frank, didn’t sugarcoat anything and gave us exactly what we were asking for. He did what he was supposed to as far as trying to upsell, but he didn’t force anything down our throats. He was a good guy. Also Clayton’s relatively inexpensive compared to the other companies. So we did get a bigger size for the same price. But we went with Clayton because we were in a cost constraint situation. If I had unlimited funds, I probably wouldn’t buy Clayton because there are homes that have higher quality finishes and higher quality products. Nevertheless, Clayton fits exactly our needs at the time. So, if I had a friend with similar needs I would send them to Clayton. The customer service has been great. They’ve given us everything that they’ve promised, and nothing was less than what we expected. It was excellent.

I just bought my first mobile home from Clayton mobile homes in Hot Springs Ar. I have to say Lisa and Keith were wonderful. I actually called a few times a day making my mind up. They were very kind and patient with me explaining different options. I feel I definitely got the right mobile home for my needs at a great price. Thank you, Lisa and Keith.

I dealt with Clayton before and was very satisfied the first time that I had them 20 years ago. I bought again from the same dealership and was tickled to death this time. They were very helpful as far as showing us what they had available. What they had was more like a country style, and that's what we wanted, something to go on the farm here. It's very nice and luxurious. My wife loves it, so that's why I love it. Plus, the quality of the home is superior. The quality of stuff that they put in it was satisfactory and very well-built. Everything worked properly. You can tell that it's very well-put together. We had two little strips of molding that popped off, and we just put finishing nail and popped them right back on, and it has been that way since.

When we toured one of Clayton Homes' open houses, we liked how it was built, which made us decide to go with them. Plus, the rep was good and answered all the questions we needed the answers to. We were very satisfied with Clayton's home buying process. We customized our home and now that we're settled in, we're enjoying it.

My experience with Clayton was excellent. It was a cash purchase, so it was really easy. I stopped by and they had some promotions going on, which they always do, and we were able to make a deal on one of the homes that they had there on the lot. And before delivery, they had produced another brand-new one and did not give me the floor model. They gave me a brand-new one. They provided everything I was wanting. It had ceiling vents instead of floor vents for the AC and heat. The standard homes would usually have floor vents. The window spacing in it was exactly what I was looking for. The kitchen was set up like my wife was looking for. It was a second home for us, not our primary house, and it is on a little farm we have.

My experience with Clayton Homes' home buying process went fine and everything was great. I was just waiting to get my house down so I could bring that one in. But I had a problem with the lady that was selling me the home, so in the end the manager was involved and she wasn't. She was unprofessional and she said and texted some very disrespectful things to me. The only way this was resolved was that I bought the house and she had no further contact with me. I love the quality of the home's build, but my shower has some issues. I'm still waiting for someone to come out and replace it and I wish that could be done a lot faster. But that's with the guy who originally put the shower in and not with Clayton Homes. Other than that, everything is all right.

I was satisfied with Clayton Homes. Their reps were nice, helpful and informative. When the dishwasher water line wasn't hooked up right and caused a big leak in my floor, they had to come and tear the linoleum up and send it all down. When they put it back down, I could tell where it came up before I ran the vent and stuff in the kitchen. Other than that, I am completely satisfied with the overall build of my home.

I was in the process of moving from Utah to South Carolina, and I was looking for a home. And so my daughter went and looked at these homes at Clayton, and they're all wonderful. And I've had wonderful experience with them. They've been so good to me, and my home is wonderful. The home buying process went very well. They have come and fixed things for me. When I got here, if I had concerns, I called them directly and we got answers immediately. As a matter of fact, I have a problem with the ceiling, and they came out the next day and fixed it. The quality of the home is wonderful. My brother was just here and he was very impressed with it. He thinks it was built so well. I've already recommended Clayton to my next-door neighbor.

Updated on 06/29/2019: Aside from their public reply to my review, I heard back from them once, on 4/23 asking if I prefer to be contacted by phone or by email. I responded within 24 hours on 4/24, and told them I prefer email as I don't tend to answer calls from numbers I don't recognize. Now, because the system has tagged it as waiting on the company (for over 60 days, btw), I can't respond or update that original review to reiterate that they've promised to contact me but haven't followed through. I mean, it's fine, I don't really expect anything from them (likely they'll apologize, but they know I'm unlikely to do business with them at this point), but if you tell someone you're going to do something, follow through.

Clayton Homes was across the street from Walmart in Tomball that we always shop at. The home buying process with them was simple. The salesman, Bernie, spent time with us. He explained how the home was built inside and out. He gave us a good deal. He promised everything that he said, it was set up when he said, and it was set the way we wanted it done. I complained of a faucet leaking, and he came out and repaired it with no problems. The quality of our home is excellent. I already recommended Clayton Homes.

I was looking at the different lots and I thought Clayton looked like they were a little bit better quality than the others that I looked at. Everything went fine during the home-buying process and I didn’t have any problem with the people that I talked to. They called me a couple of weeks ago and asked me how I got along with the dealer. I told them everything was good. I would recommend Clayton.

I've done some work for Clayton Homes in the past and I was satisfied with the people they have in there. I also talked to several people and some of them just didn’t know how to treat anybody, so I went back to Clayton. I picked out what I wanted to order, paid for it, and was gone. It was a simple home buying process for me. The actual delivery of the home took longer than I expected but there had been a lot of bad weather too. Nonetheless, I got a typical mobile home and the quality seems okay. I now got more rooms. Also, I put in a few good words and send people to Clayton Homes.

We live in a county in the city where it is near on the bypass. We looked at two different spots for a new home and we decided on Clayton. They're more local and friendlier. The representatives seemed interested in what I was looking for and interested in getting what I was looking for at the price I need to do that. We looked at ones they had and we had our home built. Then the delivery of the home went great. I had an issue about a week or so ago and so I went out and talked to them, and they took care of the problem. Everything at this moment is working fine and Clayton did a great job.

I like Clayton Homes better. The buying process with them was really smooth and Collin helped us all throughout it. We had some issues with the shower. It was leaking and it took them a while to fix everything that we needed. Our roof started leaking and it came through the fire alarms. Then they sent so many guys out and then they had to reorder the parts. Then they ordered the wrong part, and they had to wait for the parts to come back in. Other than that, everything went pretty well and our salesman was really good.

Clayton Homes' application process went smoothly, and we found out we were approved relatively quickly. But there were some hiccups in the process. We were told of some extra on the loan in the form of a gift card in order to cover our washer and dryer. We were told we would receive it sooner than we actually did and that was a little annoying. Even so, Donna, the consultant from Clayton, was really cool. I had worked with her prior to her going to Clayton Homes. But she had quit prior to the home being delivered, so we kinda lost our point of contact there. But that was just a timing issue.

I had a disappointing experience with the Clayton dealership in Sulphur Springs. My daughter-in-law and son had bought a home from them and they had nothing but problems. I also had a problem while I was there and it ended up being a big mess. I couldn’t get anything to get anywhere. I had gone back to them right before I purchased the home and they strung me along for about two weeks. They tried to put me in something that I didn’t even want or like. They said, “Well, it's a home,” and I told them I'm not gonna pay for something I don’t want.

The only place that I saw in town that had mobile homes was Clayton Homes. Purchasing from them was relatively easy. Their reps were very helpful and polite. Any questions I had, they were able to answer in a timely manner. They always make themselves available. Getting the home took me two months. We had a little bit of issues, but they've been able to pay off most of the big stuff. The home is very well built and I'm very happy with it.

We bought our home from a dealer in white city Oregon . My wife really loved the floor plan and she was so excited that we were going to get a new home. Out with the old in with the new. Don't know if this is clayton homes problem but maybe they should know. The first problem we had was the contractor that was hired to do the concrete and hook up the electrical and sewer. The hooked up the main and blew the 200 amp breaker they wanted me to buy another one.

I've stopped in a couple of different lots and in one over around Azle and looked at some homes. I happened to look online at the Waco store and I went over there and I was really impressed with the service that they were providing there. The application process was super easy. I told Clayton Homes what we were looking for which was very broad. We had no idea and they showed us all the different homes. We didn’t see one that did the lot and get what we wanted but the rep suggested building one and that's what we did.

The Clayton Homes rep should’ve communicated a bit better with me. I had my bathroom customized and I like it but there are some things that needed to be fixed like cracks and grout. Plus, I still have a lengthy list of things that need to be addressed and it seems to be an extremely slow process. I went extended periods of time in which Clayton would tell me that they would be back and fix the issues but then I had to follow up with them and say that it is still not fixed and then they would say they will send somebody out. When they came out, they had no clue as to what was going on and I had to show them everything again. Then they would say that parts are needed and then they would never get the parts.

After looking at a brand new trailer I decided I wanted to purchase it from Freedom Homes in Gallia Ohio. Got final papers signed and ready to be delivered. Upon the guys coming out to look at the land, they finally found a different spot for my desired location. Of course after complaining to my neighbors about how it's impossible to fit (14x66 ft trailer) because of electrical lines. They got the footers in and I was told they were going to trench it out a little bit to help keep water out from under it. That did not happen. I didn't even get a call or anything to let me know it had actually been delivered. I found out because my mom called me and told me she had just passed it.

A friend of mine told me about Clayton Homes and I liked the convenience. Also, their inventory was good. My application was a little complicated but it was okay. There was a male rep who, at this point, may need some manners about the delivery time for my trailer but otherwise, was very good to me. There was a female rep who was very good and I was very pleased with my relationship, still to this day, with her. For the price I paid, the overall quality of the home is above average.

My niece bought a home from Clayton Homes and when we decided to buy, we went to Virginia to save taxes. But that was a big mistake. The county here got mad because we went there and there's a Clayton Homes in West Virginia that they wanted us to go to. They socked me with all the permits so I ended up paying more. The other thing is that I need a filter for the furnace and I gotta figure out how to get them. There's nobody in this area who has filters for this furnace. I called Clayton Homes and they were supposed to let me know but that was two weeks ago. But for a house trailer, the quality of this home is good. I got it from the lot and it was good dealing with the home consultant. Then for all the things that was wrong with the trailer from the moving, they came and fixed those.

I went through the lot at Clayton Homes and liked their homes. I got the 2018 home and loved its overall quality. During the process, the home consultant let me know everything that I was going to be getting and what they were gonna do. She didn’t leave me in the dark about anything. Also, the application process was easy because I had cash and the time when I was able to move in was reasonable. Clayton did everything they said they were gonna do and I had been very well satisfied with my experience with them. In fact, I already told five friends that they better go with Clayton Homes.

Very long story!!! We are not happy with the service or the setup of the house, the footers are cracking the blocks are breaking. The complete setup was not a complete setup. And he got paid to do a complete setup. The ceiling is leaking in the one boy's bedroom. He did connect the AC up, he took us for a ride. We are getting a hold of a lawyer to see what we can do, and to think we were trying to do this for our grandkids because the grandkids has m.d. And we thought this home would be much better for them.

My granddaughter told me about Clayton Homes. I wasn’t even in the market for a mobile home but Clayton's reps were all friendly and I found what I wanted. They were there whenever I had any questions and they explained everything to me. All I had to do was call. They took care of me pretty well. It was a slow process though. It took about two months for them to deliver my mobile home. But other than that, I love my home. Whatever repairs needed to be taken care of, Clayton would come. My door wouldn't close right and they took care of that. I would recommend them. Go to Lumberton and talk to Clayton Homes. They will help you. Then if you do purchase a mobile home and there is anything wrong with it, they will be there for you.

Clayton Homes was by the price and their salespeople seemed nice so I liked them. Their home consultant was cool and gave me a lot of information. She was with us through the whole process. We liked the house and a land package so we had a bunch of exit stuff we had to deal with and she was really helpful. It was a good experience and I was comfortable with the way everything went.

When I decided to go with Clayton, the reason was their price. I wasn't too happy with my experience with their home consultant but I can't complain about it because I imagine that all of them has problems. The house is a rental but I haven't had any complaints from my tenant about anything. I'm satisfied with the utility bills I'm getting with it. Other than that, I would go back with them if I will buy another one.

With Clayton Homes, we could get the plan and the layout that we wanted and it was reasonable. We had good communication with their home consultant and it was a pleasant experience. The application process was easy and we were able to move in after three months. Before we moved in, we revised the plan a little bit. We had the bathroom customized a little more to our taste and we had more of an energy-efficient package as far as installation and walls. We had them improved. Our home looks like it's very well built and of good quality.

I bought a New 70th Anniversary Model in March of 2016. I had a recent surgery and was in a wheelchair. The moment I could stand up I started calling about a number of things and was told someone would be out, well they never made it out until 02/12/2019. I have since found that none of the 8 roof vents have Ever been sealed. Clayton will not fix it and Home1st which is owned by Clayton stated that "even if the manufacturer did not seal the vents the repair would not be covered as it is considered "consequential damage."

I had a very good experience with Clayton Homes. The people that I dealt with were very, very helpful. My home is wonderful. The application took me a while as they wanted this and that, but they finally approved it. I would recommend Clayton Homes.

Clayton Homes was closer to us and the houses that we saw with them were nicer. Buying the house was very enjoyable. Their rep was always friendly and helpful no matter what time of day. We bought our house from the lot and it seems to be very good. I'd tell someone to look into Clayton Homes. They are a great way to go if people can't find a house that they love or they're looking for somewhere that they won't be able to customize and not have to do all kinds of work themselves.

Updated on 06/28/2019: It's been months since we started our dissatisfaction with Clayton Homes dba LUV Homes. We've written our complaints and nothing is resolved! We are approaching a year since we purchased and received a DAMAGED Home. We've been patient with everyone, contractors included. It's been 6 weeks with NO movement in our home. Depressing to go there every day and see nothing being done. There painting inside and out that needs to be done. We're watching trash pile up outside and grass growing on piles of dirt that needs to be spread. We're at the point where we don't even want it anymore. They are leaving us no option but to only seek professional assistance.

We had a friend that told us about Clayton Homes then I saw a commercial and stuff on the TV about it. All the other ones that I went through was too high, whereas Clayton Mobile Homes were high but they weren’t as high as the other places were. Everything was nice and we were also greeted when we walked in the door. The salesperson was good. He went through the paperwork, got us approved and moved into our house. The application process wasn't difficult at all. We just got the home as is, and it was beautiful. I love the quality of my home and everything about it. It's way better than the one that I was staying in. I will recommend Clayton Mobile Home.

Everybody at Clayton Homes was very helpful and nice. My home was delivered on the 19th of June. I liked it but there were a few little things that needed fixing. There's a lot of sawdust that comes out through the vents when the furnace is on. The other day when I was cooking, I turned the fan on and my stove got full of sawdust. They were all over my food too and I had to stop that. I had to turn the fan off and throw my uncovered food away. Also, that little part where the light goes got so full of sawdust. I had to take that apart and clean it out. I had company yesterday, and my brother asked me how come there was so much sawdust all over the floor in the guest bathroom, and I had just cleaned it.