Clayton Homes Reviews

Clayton Homes' rep was decently fast. We had a few issues where we would talk about one thing and I thought we agreed on it, and then it didn’t end up happening. The issue was probably just communication. That or just a whole lot of paperwork. He seemed to know the process through a good part of it but didn’t seem to understand a lot of it. I do construction for my day job so I know a decent amount of stuff, and there were some things that he was saying that wasn’t lining up.

I've got a four bedroom and two full bath mobile home. I got the biggest model they made. But I'm not too keen with what I got. When I walk in my office, the floor creaks like it's a 100-year-old house. My island cracked, and the back half of my house is colder than the center of the house. My sister emailed Clayton and sent them pictures. I'm waiting to see if they're gonna come and fix it. But it's the holidays, so I ain't pushing the issue. From the model I looked at, I changed the master bedroom to what I wanted. We also changed it to a stand-up shower.

We moved into our home in early April. Shelley at Pelham was a wonderful salesperson and every time I had a question or needed anything done, she was the one that did it. I could text her and she would respond immediately. I could call her and she would call me back. Shelley was very helpful. But I've had a lot of issues with some of the appliances when we first got our home. The brand new dishwasher didn't work and I had to get somebody out there to fix it. They have fixed it, but the dry mode on it where it's supposed to dry the dishes still doesn't work. The guy with the septic tank was not so good. Also, my trim is already falling off or popping off. Clayton should have better contractors. Other than that, we're enjoying our home.

I worked with two people and they were great. The man that I bought the home straight from was Billy, and I also dealt with a girl named Holly. One day, she called me and asked me if everything was all right, and I told her I had some problems. She told me that they would take care of them right away. Sure enough, they did. The next day, they came, and everything was fixed. Everything is working fine so far now. We’re in a senior citizen mobile home park. There's nothing but senior citizens here and I love every minute of it. Everything is looking good.

We were looking for a home and we went to a couple of other mobile home places and stopped in at Clayton. My wife knew what she was looking for and Clayton Homes had it at the price that we wanted it at. The buying process was pretty good, but the other stuff wasn’t so great. When we moved the trailer in, we had problems underneath it when they come and hooked the AC unit and other stuff up. They independently contract people to come out and fix things here in Bowling Green. It took a while to get all that done. Some of the stuff didn’t get fixed and the guy that was supposed to fix it never showed up a couple of times. So the actual Clayton Homes seller, Duane, came out and did it himself for us. Our experience was really good for the most part.

Larry, the rep we worked with, was real nice. We really liked his attitude and he answered my questions or helped me out if I needed anything. The technicians were nice, too, and they treated me very well. Everything went great and I’m happy with my home.

Decided to purchase a Clayton home after visiting several dealers. Sales people were very nice and not pushy-stated that their homes were better built. The house is not better built. Ceilings all cracked and had to be redone, new window put in, new master sink installed that does not drain. Shower doors were loose and not sealed. Lots of scratches and glue on appliances, sinks, counters etc. Counter top not level. Blinds are easy to see in when shut. Kitchen faucet loose and is leaking. Air in pipes, water leak under house repaired twice. Repairmen very polite but got texture on everything including computer, monitor and keyboard. Paid more for this house than what Palm Harbor had negotiated and it is not a better house. I want a partial refund on house purchase.

We have a mobile home park and we buy mobile homes to put back in it or if we have a space available, we put the mobile homes in and rent them out. The representative from Clayton Homes was excellent. They were right on. We're familiar with mobile homes but they answered everything. Also, the quality of the home is really good.

Everything went well with Clayton Homes and they helped out real fine. Shelby was very helpful and he made sure he helped us get it. And, the new community where our home is in is great.

We went to another place to look at homes and Clayton was down the road, so we stopped there too and we were able to speak with somebody. The home consultant suck you right in, but they did not fulfill the obligation, and we’ve had to really work to get anything done here. We did a walk-through, but there’s a lot of things you can’t catch on a walk-through. Clayton had the workers back. I had to get on their case to get them to come back out here and do things. And most of them were done correctly, but they still have work that needs to be done here that they have not done. And they came in this week unannounced, and gave us a letter that they were only gonna take care of what issues were on the walk-through and that they weren’t gonna come back and do anything else. Our year is not up yet and there’s a lot of work that needs to be done here. And some of it is structural.

Resty, the Clayton Homes rep, was always upbeat and delightful. We sometimes had some difficulty with including any communication from the mortgage company as to where things were at and Resty was very patient when we would be calling in and asking him for help. If he knew anything or heard something, he would always contact us immediately to let us know. That was fantastic.

Clayton Homes was close to my house, so I went riding around to each of the trailer places or mobile home places that was near my house. I was trying to work on my house and it took me four years to get it, so it was a long process. And throughout that process, I was going to each place talking and looking at different homes and Clayton was the one I like best for the price. The house was nice for the price. I like darker tone wood and a subtle tone, and that was what the house had. I liked the open floor plan, I call it two living rooms, between the two living rooms and the kitchen.

The Clayton representative who helped me was excellent and very helpful. The process for them to get the buyer in took 4 to 6 months. Still, it was very easy to work with them and my satisfaction of the home, as a realtor, is a 10.

My home buying experience was good. Our salesman, Brent, was extremely knowledgeable about the homes and it made everything easy. It was the first time we met him, but he seemed real friendly. He was very knowledgeable about the homes, the processes, and how everything went. We had lot and lot of questions and he answered all of them. We were worried that stuff wasn't gonna go the way it was and he put our minds at ease. Then, we had some things in the home changed up and they did it at the factory. We had a farm sink put in and had the roof raised for the ceiling fans in all the bedrooms. We also had an updraft, the ceiling vent, the air vents put in the ceiling, and just the little small details. So, we love our new home. We've lived for a while in the community where the home is in and we actually own the land that it sits on.

Clayton Homes has been there for me when I needed them. I’ve had a few issues, and I can’t say I’m 100% happy, but they’ve done a good job. You get what you pay for. I paid 54,000 for the home, so I can’t expect it to be perfect but I’m contented.

I had bought land, so I wanted to go with a new home build. At first Clayton Homes was good. As soon as I signed the paperwork, everybody's attitude changed. That was when it went downhill. When my house was sent, there were still cracks that were supposed to be fixed. For them to get somebody to come and do it took a while, and I’m still having them send people out to fix stuff that were supposed to be fixed almost six months ago. They have not said anything to me, but they sent a guy out last week who had the pictures of the light fixtures that were supposed to be sent and installed. When I got home, they did not even bring the light fixtures. They brought some other ones and stuck them in there. So, now, I’m waiting again to have them come back out and redo that. I would not do it again.

I had a company that I was going through financial-wise and got down to the last minute, it was sent to Clayton corporate. Then they denied the company because supposedly, they had a couple of homes out there that they had not finished paying for. So I had to start all over with the financial process and that delayed me. I was out about $400 because I couldn't reuse the appraisal I had done. So, I wasn’t very happy about that.

We drive by Clayton Homes every time, and we finally decided to stop. We got approved and got excited about it, and we decided to stay with it. The purchase process was very easy. They were very helpful. They explained everything that we needed to know thoroughly and it was a good experience. Dan did everything we needed him to do. He asked us if we wanted to customize, but we decided to stick with how it looked. Clayton has changed my life for the better.

The staff in Greer seemed like from the get-go really wanted to help and make things go smoothly. They were very helpful. They would always give the answer I needed whether it be the one I wanted or not. If they didn't know the answer to a question, they would find the answer and then pass it along to me. David was great. He stayed in touch through the whole buying process. Even after we've done everything, he still calls me from time to time to make sure we're still happy. I like the quality of our home! We've had a couple of little issues, but one gentleman always made everything right. The issues were nothing major that would ever deter me from buying another home from Clayton.

Rob was the one I dealt with as soon as I got to Clayton and he did a great job. He met me at the door and I said that this was what I needed and that I'd go someplace else if he didn't have it. He told me that I was meant to be there. I’m a simple person and I told him that I didn’t need bells and whistles. Everything went perfectly. I love to cook and I use skillets so I didn’t want a dishwasher. I told the people that I wanted a cabinet instead and they did it for me. There were a few little things that I changed like the cabinet thing and the countertop. I wanted close to it or the same and they did everything like I said.

I worked directly with Clayton Homes and the buying of the home was fine. I was able to make some selections of different items and what I wanted done was done properly and appropriately. It was a good experience.

We went to church with Eric from down at Sevierville, and my wife worked with him. When we were moving back, we decided on a mobile home. We knew we'd probably deal with Eric so we didn't have any questions about who to talk to. We told him what we wanted and how we wanted to have it built. He told me what he could do, what he couldn't do. He did an excellent job. Everything up to now, we've had it taken care of. We've got a few things we needed them to come back and fix before our year's out on it, but as of today, everything has gone really well. We had a death in our family when we ordered the home, and Eric said, "Don't worry about the home. We'll get everything done." I couldn't ask for anything better.

Clayton Homes is close to where I live, so that was just the first one I ran across and their home buying process could be better. The salesman was trying to get me to pay out of pocket that was not included on the contract or the final layout of everything, and there was just a lot of miscommunication going on, and still going to this day. I dealt with a few different people. The walk-through was fine, but not everything that should have been discussed was discussed. Also, I had to call them for questions and most of the time, their reps would answer them all right. But every time I've called up there and left a message for somebody or something, I've always had to call back. Nobody called me back.

My wife looked into Clayton Homes. She drove me in there and it was the best experience I ever had as far as buying a home. The rep helped and showed us every house that they had to pick the one that we would want. They didn’t pressure us. The guy was so laid back that it was just a pleasure working with him. Finally, I ended up picking a new energy-efficient, and it came down to about nine-grand on it. I got a really nice house and it was a good experience. The buying process was pretty easy. I only showed up twice. One was to look at our home and tell them that where they were at was not it. It was a one-day-in, and that had been quick. The home is all electric and our electric bill is actually a little bit lower than it was last year. It’s just big enough. It got a lot of rooms. I love it. I wouldn’t trade it with anything.

We were driving around in Lubbock looking at the different companies, and a lot of them were too expensive at the time but Clayton Homes had better sales going on. They made the buying process easy for us and it took about 3 weeks to be completed. Everything was good with the home consultant and he was really nice. Any questions we had, he helped out really quickly. He would answer my questions or have somebody else call me. We got an already ready house and the quality is nice. The price is amazing for the build. Also, I like the people that they have in Lubbock as they are really helpful. We've had some problems like stuff falling down for the shingle but I would call them and they would have somebody coming out to me right away. Then, they call me a couple days later asking how everything was and if we need anything else. So, it’s been good.

I just want to thank Gerald at the Como MS Store. Gerald is a GREAT PERSON that has helped me in many ways!! Yes I've had some concerns. Some I'm still trying to wrap up since my home purchase. Every company needs many Geralds. I can't thank him enough!!! He needs to be recognized for his hard work and his professionalism he shows his customers!! I know with him I can wrap up what I need done to the best he can. I hope to finalize these issues soon!! A lot of contractors don't see it Gerald's way and that's a shame!!! Thanks Again Gerald!!! Happy New Year. Randall Y.

We’ve been looking for a home for years, and the salesperson over at Clayton Homes finally found one that we liked, and we bought it. The whole buying process was easy for us. We ordered it, had it in three weeks, and moved in a month later. It was painless and quick. Everything was great with our rep. Lacey was her name. In fact, I just got a Christmas card from her today. She’s wonderful.

Our experience with Clayton Homes has been wonderful. The home buying process was good. We reached out to them, drove by the trailer lot in the Freedom Homes in Opelika and looked at the trailers. And then, their rep checked the credit and we got it. The quality of the home has been real good. I’d recommend Clayton Homes. In fact, I have recommended them to our friends.

Our Clayton Homes consultants are pretty good. Every time we needed something, they were there to answer the question and to get it resolved. The home-buying process was also good. We use the new home for a weekend getaway. We have a ranch. So, every time we go there, it’s good because it’s got everything on it. There’s light, AC, heater, water, and everything, so we stay in the woods, but it’s pretty safe in there. Also, we don't have to worry about the process of building. We were trying to build, but we just got our home already done.

Our Clayton Homes rep was very nice and very professional. It was a really good experience. He made the home buying process really easy. He explained everything that I needed to get started. Our home is nice. There were a few things that we had to get big, but other than that, it was pretty good. I like the floor plan. It's pretty spacious.

The home buying process at Clayton Homes went fine. We did everything by email, mail and it only took a couple of weeks.

The guys from Clayton Homes were really knowledgeable, friendly and upfront. The home is the perfect size for us and the quality is better than I expected. The floor system in the modular to the Sheetrock things finished and the tilework are pretty good.

My son just bought a double-wide from Clayton, and I went over there right after he did and got one. It didn’t take long because I went over and paid cash for it. They came and put the trailer, and they told me they were gonna round it off, mount it and then put the trailer on it so it wouldn’t hold water underneath it. They sunk tractors out here and never even put dirt back under it, and it’s holding water. I called the rep two weeks ago. He said he was gonna come over a look at it and he hasn't been here yet.

In order to be able to get the mobile home, there were several things that we had to do that we didn’t know about from Madison County until we already submitted the bank and stuff. The guy from Clayton stepped up and he helped us get through all of that. He did more than anybody else would’ve done, so we were pleased with him. We were trying to work on one end and he was trying to work from another end. So, we kept in touch with each other and let each other know what was being done and what needed to be done. We got some issues that we called about and needed correcting. The guy fixed some things and then he said that the manufacturer needed to come and fix the others. We called and the lady that answered the phone said that she was gonna send the people that made the mobile home. That’s still pending but so far, it’s good.

We ordered a trailer, we got it and they put it in. I like everything about it. It's a very nice home. Also the Clayton Homes people were very helpful all the time.They took care of all the problem except on the skirting. They tell me what I need to do to correct it. But I’d rather have them correct the problem because it was not my problem. But everything else seems to be okay.

I like the way this trailer was made. I asked for a high commode because I am a senior citizen and I had one in my house, and I got that. The home-buying process with Clayton was all right. But once you get in on the lot, if you got some kind of problem, it takes too long to get it fixed. I had a problem with the Vent-A-Hood. The man came, took the Vent-A-Hood out, went to his truck and didn’t have a Vent-A-Hood that was ready there. It took weeks for him to get here, and then it took that long again for him to get back.

They had their restore program. I went to other ones and they said they did restore stuff, but I didn’t like their attitude. I then went with Clayton. I bought the house in April and it was delivered in April. Everything went fine with the purchasing process and Patty, the salesgirl was good. They came and fixed everything I asked them to fix. I told the guy when he was doing the house, coming in doing repair, this is not a 16-wide trailer and he had no comment. The title says 16 but it’s more like a 14. If you measure it, the inside diameter is just over 14 feet. If you count the thickness of the walls and stuff, it’d be just over 15. All my neighbors have 16 foot wide trailers and theirs are 16 foot. They bought 16 foot and they got 16 foot trailers, inside diameter. I called Clayton when I found out right away. They said they’d look into it but I haven’t heard anything from them.

We’re old people and we came from a log house. We had to move. I dealt with three different managers from Clayton Homes and all three of them were gone. I was mad for a while and I was gonna do away with the whole thing, and it went on for six months. The purchasing process started around Christmas last year and we didn’t get the house ‘til about June. But the manager I got now was a little more on the ball. He knew what he was doing. We just had two or three minor things happened and they serviced them quick, quicker than I'd ever dreamed of. We got that taken care of.

My seller was very knowledgeable, and I got to look at a few trailers before I picked one out. I told her I couldn’t do it right then, and she said, “Whenever you’re ready.” They’ve been excellent in making me happy. There were a couple things that I got mixed up, but it was fine. I moved to a small town and they made it easier for me to get settled in. I made the right choice.

Clayton Homes was not the best. I had an issue with my front door. It wasn't straight. One side was sitting off two inches different than the other. I called on to the main office and they said they'd get back with me, but they never did. I called the guy from Clayton and I told him the experience because the Clayton home came from the other company and they bought them out. I was having issues with the manager at the other place too and I just got frustrated. I started with the other company that they bought out. All these were handed over to Clayton and when I was going back, I couldn't get stuff done. I had to go through the whole experience. It has been a year now and I still got the same issue. But it is what it is.

The application and the whole process with Clayton Homes was pretty easy and quick for us. It was about a month from beginning to end. Everything is fine and I like the quality of our home very much.

We're very satisfied with them. We had a couple of issues at the very beginning where one of my pipes were busted, but they got it worked out. The response was fine and they were knowledgeable.

We were with somebody else and they purchased from Clayton Homes in the middle of our transaction. It was confusing because it was right in the middle of the transaction, but it turned out all right. The one that works for Clayton was fine once we figured things out. The process got completed yesterday and it was good.

I liked Clayton's product better than the other ones I have seen out there. They seem pretty knowledgeable and there was no pressure. I was very happy with the buying process. I've been dealing with Eric and Jason, and they've both been great for me. They're helping me now because I have to relocate after five months of moving into this property. I had a real unfortunate situation with the property owner, and I went back to Clayton and told them the situation I was in, and that I had to move again. I really wanted their help in moving because I trust them above anybody else, and they did such a great job. They've been doing their best to line me up and get me moved out of here, helping me in any way they can. I would definitely recommend them.

Just fed up. Not Even 2 years old yet, Heat doesn't work. Called it in... Didn't purchase "extended" warranty. Flooring is crap. Came to "fix" that. Put tiny slits in my flooring in 2 rooms then glued it down. Said it's permanent. Both peeling.... Floor squeaks in several places. Oh did I mention the lumps in the padding under the carpet? Be sure and take your shoes off when looking. Sounds crazy but you'll be glad you did... Oh and be careful if they are offering a rebate. It will get absorbed by "incentives". Just be sure everything is right before you take those keys, after, you will be forgotten. If I had it to do all over again, I'd shop around.

The homes are really good quality, and the people there at sales and services are really good. They answered all of our questions and were helpful with everything. They told us what paperwork and papers we had to fill out and had to bring and show, and we did. And they helped us put on a little budget and do the financing, just to make sure that it was something that we would be able to afford. Our consultant Mark was great. He was very knowledgeable about the homes and the buying process. We could call him at any time with any questions or concerns, and he would always get back to us as quick as he could. He actually went and measured the entertainment in there for us because we were gonna buy a new TV and wasn’t sure exactly how big it was. I was a first-time homebuyer, so working with them took off a lot of stress. And it was a quick process.

We were going to buy a trailer to put down in a farm and we went over to Clayton Homes and told them what we wanted, and it was all top-notch. The reps helped us and showed us what they had available and everything worked out great. We bought the trailer and they were most gracious. They took it to our property, set it up and got everything in working order even though they had to make several trips because of different things. The trailer shakes loose when you move them and Clayton got everything in working order. My grandson lives in Tulsa so he would meet the reps from Clayton there when they’re doing to do something and they were always there just like they said. We gave him the key to the gate so they could get in. We got some water damage and Clayton took care of that and fixed it.

I bought a Clayton home when I lived in South Carolina. Everything about the buying process was fine. Ronald, the salesman, did everything he could to get me into this home -- we moved back in June or July. I'm well-pleased with what he did. The home is fine and I cannot ask for any better. Clayton builds the home however you want it built. They will also fix the way it is supposed to be and they will give whatever you could ask for.

I purchased my Clayton home through Oakwood Homes. But it seems cheap to me because we had a lot of problems with the home since we’ve been here. I had to get this flooring part in and I had to get some of the wall stripping tacked back up, and also had to fix the back door framing fixed and the front screen door. The stove and refrigerator came with it. I thought it was gonna be a self-cleaning oven, but it’s not. It’s really not worth $54,000.

Clayton Homes was great. They really were helpful, and everything was very honest and straightforward. They even had the free coke and potato chips in the lobby. I got a used home, but it was in good shape. Everything was like they represented. The salesman did not tell me any lies. The manager was very straightforward. Everything went exactly like I thought it would. I put my home in the community I chose so I like it.

I bought the house from Clayton in Ocala and then, I bought a Peach Series Home in Waycross, Georgia. I’m still waiting for some of the stuff to get done on my house and some of the workmanship leaves a lot to be desired. The reps from Clayton had to come back a multitude of times to get stuff done and they don’t pay a lot of attention to the kind of work that they do. When they came and put on the piece of the countertop that fell off three times, they didn’t make sure it was flush, so I had to go and get something to make it look pretty. There was a big list written down and at Ocala, they said that they would fix some of it so, Chris, the guy from Clayton in Ocala that I deal with at the local manufacturing home facility, is taking care of the Ocala end. I’m still waiting for Waycross to fix their half.

We like the way our Clayton home was made. It was just the right size for me and my husband, and it's built good. It's energy-efficient, and we really love that. Bill was excellent. The only thing we asked them was not to put any carpet in the living room, the hallways or bathroom. So, they didn't and they put carpet in both bedrooms.

Clayton Homes helped me with all the answers I needed. They gave me all the details and every time that I called them, they gave me the answer.

Overall satisfied. Love my new home, but wasn't happy about the front porch, or tiny back deck. Too many "upgrade choices", vs standard choices and for what I paid, they could have included towel racks in the bathrooms!

We’ve had an issue with the trailer with the leak in the bathroom, but they’re working on getting that fixed. There are also a few little spots on that side where the siding looks like it’s bowing out. The reps were very helpful though and I'm satisfied. Everything went pretty good other than the little leak that we’ve had. The finance company and everybody was amazing on getting us financed.

Everything went okay with Clayton Homes for the most part. What was required for the county to have a modular, double-wide home was a lot more than what Clayton had anticipated. So, there was a lot of miscommunication and not a good follow-up on what needed to be done to take the home on the property and go by with the codes of the county. Also, they need to improve from the manufacturing standpoint. I’ve got several issues that still need to be taken care of. In the laminate that they used for the countertops, whatever glue they used was crap. As far as being energy sufficient, it is about a 60% to 80%.

Everything with Clayton Homes was good. Andrea was awesome. She put up with me at the time when a lot was going on and not one time did she ever not talk to me when I needed to talk to her. She answered my questions, and she has good communication skills. They can, however, improve the quality of the home. When they came out there and fixed what needed to be fixed, I signed a paper stating that would be it. I haven't even had the home for a year, and the countertops are popping up. They said it is cosmetic.

The person we worked with at Clayton Homes gave us the runaround and sent emails and all these that was very uncalled for. He didn't explain things. But overall the quality of the home is pretty good. I had just gotten a package in the FedEx yesterday with chair railing and trims for the mirrors to be put up in the house. I have to put that up myself.

Eddie, our sales consultant, was wonderful. He took good care of us and the whole thing was very easy and very stress-free. Eddie listened to exactly what we wanted and he worked really hard to make sure we were satisfied throughout the whole process. He was upfront with us about the whole process, and he explained everything to us, and then we went back and we chose the one that we wanted. So, we finalized that one and Eddie explained everything to where it was easy for us to understand. We got the house that was already on their floor and it was on sale. It pretty much had majority of the upgrades in it already. Everything has gone very well. Eddie followed up with us, checking in on us, making sure that we were satisfied, and everything was form-fitted for us.

My family bought houses from Rick when he owned Busbee's Homes. He is the one who runs the Clayton here in Buckeye. We, then went with Clayton because he was there and the manufacturing place is only a mile away from the house, so it was nearby. Buying from them was very easy and Rick was a lot of help. He was a very outgoing, humorous, and down-to-earth person. He seemed very honest and very nice to us. He always tried to help us and made sure everything was done right. If I have concerns, I send him a text and he tries to get people on as quickly as he can. He was very thorough and was on top of everything.

We chose real porcelain sinks and wood cabinets and they are nice. We also picked a few other colors, so we had had choices. We had one little issue, however, with the way they manufacture when they did the electrical outlets. When they were skinning the wire, putting a crease in the wire, and bending it to put it in the receptacle, they were using this piece of equipment and then the wire was breaking. So then I had no electricity downstream from those. But when I called the vendor, they took care of things quickly.

A fellow worked on my doors about three weeks ago and got them in good shape. I was asking him if there was a way to cool the vent in the mobile home. He said it might be automatic and would cool up itself when it had to. I also asked him about the water pipes which was supposed to be covered for the winter to keep them from freezing. He said he would have somebody call me but I never heard anything more about it. I hope they come and straighten it out but still, Clayton did a good job and I would recommend them.

I bought a mobile home from Clayton Homes and the process was satisfactory. The consultant, Makisha, did a great job and she did everything she said she's gonna do. The quality of the home is great. A few things went wrong with it but in the end, it was okay. I had a socket on the side of the counter and it didn't have screws in it. I had to get somebody to fix that. Other than that, everything went pretty well.

Clayton Homes had better prices than others. The home consultant we dealt with was great. We had the outside customized a little bit and the quality of the customizing was great, too.

Everything went pretty well and smoothly with Clayton Homes. We are in the house and we like it. I a bought a 77-acre plot last year, and I put the house there. The location is great. The home consultant walked us through the homes that we wanted to buy and then she went through the whole process with us. She explain things thoroughly. Whenever they told me they were going to bring the house up, they said that if there are trees that are hanging on the road, I was responsible to get a hold of the homeowners of the properties they were on to have the permission to cut them. I figured that would have been Clayton Homes’ responsibility, but it wasn’t. Nevertheless, I got the whole house up here for under $100,000. So, I thought that was a decent price for how far they had to move it and all the setup. You get what you pay for.

Clayton Homes was amazing. I love my home and the service that I continue to get from them. They’re great people. My consultant was Keith and he was very friendly and warm. He has a great personality and a wonderful sense of humor. If he didn’t know a thing, then he was real quick to get the research done and get me prompt, accurate answers on a thing. He was knowledgeable about what was available in the trailer, and how, when and where it was built, and what I could expect. Any changes that I may have wanted to prescribe, he made that happen and he followed up afterwards. He made that happen. In the process, I discovered that one of his daughters is a student of mine, so that gave me even an added on relationship there. I have nothing but high remarks about Keith. He is an amazing gentleman.

Everything went pretty good with Clayton Homes. I'd buy another home from them if I needed one. I was pleased with the way everything went. They came in and took care of what was wrong. The woman over at Clayton followed up three different times on everything. So, it worked out really well.

Linda sold us the house and she was excellent. But we had some issues at the beginning with some things that had to be repaired in my house. We had some trouble with the kitchen lights, plumbing in the bathroom, and the carpet. But it all got taken care of in a couple of months. I was very satisfied.

Our Clayton consultant is very good at getting everything done. He knew what he was doing and he explained everything well. He was also honest with me that it takes a while for them to get people out. They had been out a couple of times but they gotta order some pieces for the siding of the house which was bowed out. Also, the roof in the bathroom is still leaking when the wind blows so they gotta come to fix that. It's been a couple of months since they've been back and I haven't heard anything from them. Other than these couple of things, they've come to do everything and I ain't disappointed with anything. Our home is good and we like it.

Lancaster, where I bought the house, was fine. They have been really helpful there at the home center. Everything had been awesome there. They were perfect. My entire experience was great and that was excellent. Andrea, the home consultant we dealt with, was wonderful too. But, the house was thrown together. It was terribly built. We still had issues they haven't resolved. The issues they resolved are returning. They have been so hard to work with, too. There was no quality put in the house when it was built. It's literally falling apart and it's not even a year old. We bought the house in April.

Austin, the salesperson from Clayton Homes, did a fantastic job. He did as much as he could but we ended up having a big problem with the general manager, Tarrance. We had some major issues with him following through on anything that he said he would do. We have not been disappointed with the home itself and the salesperson that we initially worked with but the way that Tarrance handled the problems we ran into was extremely poor. We ended up having to relocate the mobile home because there were undisclosed deed restrictions that we were unaware of and never given, which I didn’t hold Clayton necessarily responsible for. But when we moved our home onto a new property, Clayton bought the lot next to us and did a package deal for another family.

Vinyl siding coming off of our 2019 mobile home that we purchased in December 2018. We purchased a 2019 Clayton single wide in December 2018 from Clayton Homes in Statesboro, GA. We paid for upgraded vinyl siding on the house and was told that it would come with OSB. We started having problems with the vinyl siding shortly after purchasing the home. We had the individual that sold us the house and a repairman come out to the house to make repairs and was told that the house didn't have OSB on it and should have. The factory from Tennessee sent a technician out to make repairs in July, and he informed us that the whole house needed to be redone and needed OSB. When I called the factory, Angela told me that he was just a tech and didn't know what he was talking about as far as OSB was concerned. The factory then sent two individuals out, and they replaced all of the vinyl siding on the front and back of the house.

Clayton Homes kind of messed up on a couple of things. They didn’t give me the proper discount, and we had to work that out. I wasn't happy with their sales department. They didn’t try very hard. Luv Homes submitted the papers, and they turned it down, and then Edie, the home consultant, went to work and got it approved. He over backwards to help me. He did a good job. There were some things that we couldn’t get to until after they had gotten ready to finalize everything, but, overall, it went well. He communicated with us pretty often. The quality of the home could also be upgraded a little bit. They need to put a little more quality in these instead of just on the cheap stuff. We’ve upgraded a lot ourselves.

Clayton Homes went pretty smooth for the most part. The buying was simple and easy. And once we were ready for the home, it went easy there too. Our home consultant was very knowledgeable on all the details about the house. She was able to stay in communication by call and text throughout the buying process. The quality of the new house, however, is probably my least favorite about it. They used brad nails to do the trim. We had the air pressure up too much, and the trim shot all the way through. So, now, you bump its remnants all along.

I was driving down the road, and I saw that Clayton Homes had a business in Greenville. I saw one of the homes they had out there. I thought it was a beautiful home. So I stopped and inquired about it. The home buying process was very easy because of the home consultant. He was very personable like I was talking to a family member. I was a first-time home buyer, and they looked at my income and what kind of income I got. And he said by being first-time, I might not wanna extend myself so much. He was absolutely right 'cause I got so excited, I was like “I want this. I want this. I want this.” And he brought me back down to Earth and said to take my time.

When I went to Clayton Homes in Alexandria, they kept on losing my stuff. I left them and went to True Value and dealt with David. David and Clayton Homes at True Value were the best people I've dealt with. They explained their home buying process to me really well. The home I got from them is of very good quality.

I need some work done on my back door because you can see the outside from it. They had somebody come to adjust it once, but still I could stand in my bedroom, look at the bottom of my door and see daylight. It’s cold and it’s a heated room. It’ll destroy my electric bill. I think it’s just part of trailer settling. But then whenever I call them they come right out here and do what they need to do. We’re very satisfied with our home.

I was in the area, looking at different places and the home Clayton Homes had really caught my eye. I got that one and Charity, the rep, stuck right with me. She helped me through the process and answered all of my questions. I was also given options on what colors I wanted. I started in March of last year, but because of the hurricane we had that year the manufacturer was behind and we got the home in February. I love its quality, but I had to have a window replaced by the manufacturer. It was leaking in between the panels. Other than that, the home is great.

We've got a couple of little repairs they've gotta do. They forgot to put the gasket on the glass in to the showers. So when you took a shower, it leaked through the glass. That repair is on the way. They've got the parts and they got to do that soon. Also I had a phone call from the home warranty people that Clayton offers. They tried to send the warranty papers to the address that the trailer was installed in. This is kind of a fishing camp down in Matagorda. That is not resident and there's no mailbox there. So I need to get those papers.

I liked how Clayton had a better price versus other builders. I went with them and their reps were really great. The home I got looks pretty good. Currently, I'm with my building inspector and he has been finding things that he wanted addresses. Still, my wife and I walked through Clayton's homes and they looked beautiful to us.

Buying a home from Clayton worked out pretty smoothly. However, there were some things they didn't tell me about. They were too vague about the cost of things. Still, the rep whom I worked with was fine and I'd tell friends and family to try Clayton Homes.

I'm very satisfied with my consultant Kim. She was open and honest. When something came up, she would call. She wasn’t afraid to be straight with me. She would tell me exactly what was going on and how I need to go about it and fix it.

I like the sales staff at the Clayton of Statesboro. They were very knowledgeable and helpful. I paid cash for the house so the home buying process was easy. They ordered the house and there were only a few things that were missing. I'm using it as a rental property and have nothing but good things to say. When there was a problem, Clayton Homes came right out and took care of it so I'm very pleased. There are some things that I wish they had done a little differently, but for the amount of money you spend, you can't beat the quality. All in all, they did a good job. I'm very satisfied with the experience and I would definitely recommend them to anyone else.

When my husband and I decided to buy one we decided it would last us for the rest of our lives since we are in our 79s. Wrong. They had to come out many, many times during our year warranty and should have after that. We got the extended 5 yr warranty but it was definitely a waste of money. Our unit sat on the lot for a year before we bought it but they did not tell us that until we started having problems. First thing we noticed was our laminate floor was not properly installed. It had bubbles all over it which one guy tried to fix. He just didn't get them all. They would not replace the floor. The next big thing was a leaky roof. It was caused by the contractor not filling the bolt holes when he put the trailer together. They fixed that but the roof was shot anyway. It is leaking at the point and and we are currently replacing it to the tune of $6,000. This is after living here only 2 years.

We went to Clayton because they had the size of the home that we wanted. I wanted to go through the Clayton in the county I work in, but they weren’t very helpful. But Ted was awesome, very energetic, and anything we’ve asked, he knew about. He was very straightforward and very honest. I was very pleased with Ted. I bought 15 and 1/2 acres of land, and I also bought a smaller home. The girl I first went and talked with there was awesome. And then we went back to Ted in Powell to see what the final numbers would be with him. We then went back to New Port in Cocke County, where we went to Clayton’s, and told the girl what we wanted. She got some man that was there to help her see which model that we wanted. When he came out, he said that we would want this model built in Maynardville. I told him no. We got one that’s out of White Pine, and I didn’t want one out of White Pine because we live in White Pine.

I built a mobile home park last year from scratch, and then so I was riding around talking to different dealers and seeing which one I liked. So far, I've bought 12 homes from the people at Freedom Homes of Hattiesburg, and I’ll probably buy another 12 in the next year and a half. The people down here at Freedom Homes are not only awesome people to work with, but I’ve become friends with them. They’re good people. If I call or text these guys to tell I have a problem, a guy would be at my park fixing it within four hours. That kind of customer service can’t be bought. These people take care of me like I’m family.

We traveled over an hour to visit the Lakeland Florida location. When we arrived, a Saturday morning, we were not greeted in the office and stood there waiting to be acknowledged. There was a scribbled sign on the door showing the consultants will not show models. I asked the consultant, Tasha, about a specific model, “country cottage” and was told Clayton Homes has no such mobile home. I showed her the Clayton website, as well as the Lakeland location site, she walked away. Needless to say so did I! I drove not far to Palm Harbor Homes and was able to enjoy a pleasant tour of their models along with a very professional friendly staff! Never again Clayton Homes! Shame on you! (They has nothing noted on their site either about not showing homes.)

When we stopped in Clayton Homes and looked, we liked what we saw. They have good quality homes and the salesman, Steve, was really good. His willingness to work with me and to help me in any way he could impressed me. Jerry and all of them were really good people too and I didn’t mind doing business with them. I like the reclaimed wood look on the home's vinyl flooring. I love the master bathroom. It’s very roomy. My wife loves the tub and I love the way the shower is designed so it was a win-win. I’d tell friends who ask about Clayton to go there and talk to Steve and Jerry. I’m very satisfied with the experience.

We are very disappointed with our modular home which we still are not in. Mostly due to weather which no one could control. What disappoints us is the quality seems so cheap, less than builder quality. Cabinet doors very thin. No bumpers on those doors causing them to slam. Cabinet door handles made the doors splinter as obviously they were not installed correctly. A LOT of nail heads showing. No cool air return vents which was surprising to us as we weren't informed they wouldn't be provided.

We went and stopped by a lot at Clayton, and we were satisfied with Lewis the consultant. He called and we received mail even after we submitted the closing. He kept in communication just to check and see how everything was. We bought one of the sales and I love the lot 'cause it's on a family land that we bought.

One of my best friends live in a Clayton home for about 20 years, and it's in a really good shape. So I felt like it is a quality brand. And then, when I went in there, everyone was very nice. Hunter was the salesman and he was very friendly. He was not pushy. He didn't act like he was gonna die if I didn't buy from him, but he was very kind and answered all my questions and listened to what I wanted and showed me one that I really like. And then, he continued to be helpful through the whole process. He's a really great guy.

Clayton Homes are good people. Buying from them just took a couple of days. They do good business.

The home buying process with Clayton Homes was good. David was my home consultant and he was excellent and truthful. But I’m waiting to get the inside of the house repainted because the paint job from the factory was very, very, very poor. You can see roller streaks all over the place. There are different shades in different places. They said they were gonna repaint it in three weeks, but nothing has happened yet.

Overall, everything with Clayton Homes went very well. My home consultant was very knowledgeable. I thought I knew a lot about these things as far as fabricated homes and prefabricated homes. And all the way, even after everything was completed, I still had contact with her, and she continued to provide any information I needed, any help or direction. The repair guys came out when they said they were gonna come out, and they followed up on anything they were gonna do. They took care of any kind of little odds and ends, and a bubble in the floor from the factory. They did everything. The quality of my new home is very good. We pretty much left it like when we purchased. We haven't changed anything other than the matting. I put the home on my own property. We've got some farm property. Nearest neighbors are quarter or half a mile away, so that's good.

I drove by a Clayton Homes facility before. We liked the home layout better so we bought a home and the home buying process was good, quick, and easy. It was completed within 3 weeks. We bought the lot model that was there, as it is, and so the process didn’t take long at all. Also, the home consultant we worked with was great and very knowledgeable. He explained everything very well and went with it in detail.

Everybody at Clayton has really been good. Joey, our consultant, explained everything very well. He went over it very carefully, and if there was a part that we didn't understand, he would take the time to stay on that part and break it down to where we could. And we're pleased with our new home. We had a couple of issues, but they got those fixed. Our biggest one was trying to get the front door lined up properly and where it would close. It had like a bow in it and it will close and lock, but if you didn't lock it, you could reach up there with your hand and hold the edge of the door and pull it open. The last people that worked on it were super nice and they made it a lot better than what it had been. We also love our neighborhood. There's only a few of us where we're at and it's quiet.

I've been at Clayton Homes before checking on mobile homes. At that time, they had a better deal than the others. At first, buying the home was kinda difficult because they had to change salesmen with me because he was leaving. After all that, it got a little bit better. Pat was very kind and considerate. She answered almost every question I had.

We were driving and we ended up at Clayton Homes one day. We met Kristy and she was the bomb. She took us through the process and everything, and she had a lot of knowledge. She was really good to us, worked with us a lot, and helped us out a lot. She called us every day, kept us up on everything, and made sure we were okay. Everything went well in the buying process and our home has been built really well. Everything was the way we wanted it and it's perfect. I love the bathroom, particularly the baseboard and the way they got the hardwood. I just love the whole trailer and we’ve been in our home for about 6 months now.

I drove by Clayton's lot on the way home from work, and from where I live, they’re the only ones that are around doing a mobile home dealership. They're awesome people and they give a great price. The total process took about an hour, and they were showing me their home also. I'm satisfied.

I first heard about about Clayton Homes through a friend of mine, Craig, and then I worked with a Clayton home consultant named John. He has the knowledge and was helpful. He also stayed in communication throughout the buying process and got me informed with everything. The home buying process had been great and I had no complaints. While I’ve had some issues with my new home, it was usually what one gets with a new home and nothing major. Everything’s been good and the gentleman who came in and did the repair was professional. Now, everything’s been going fine.

The people at Clayton Homes were very nice and helpful. We lost our home to a tornado in January and we needed to get something very quickly, but we couldn’t find anything exactly like we wanted. It was a bit of a task, especially that we’re closer to our retirement years than being young. Clayton Homes was instrumental in working with the manufacturer to move ours ahead of their production line to get it done as quickly as possible. It was only a couple of months that we were able to move in our new home.

Clayton Homes had done a good job. If I had some little things that need to be repaired, they're really quick to do it, and I sure do appreciate it. The salesman, as well as the repair gentlemen, were great. I really love the quality of our new home as well as their country location.

I was selling my family home and was downsizing because it's just me. A lot of people nowadays are buying old apartments and I thought why would I buy an apartment when I could have a house. I bought my mom a mobile home years ago and she loved it so I thought I'd go looking. I saw many of them but this mobile home has the best floor plan because it was more modern. The other ones were still old fashioned. This home fits me perfect only because I'm not a big carpet person and the one I picked, the only carpet is in the master bedroom and I love it. I also love the linoleum and the gas stove. I loved everything about the home. Clayton Homes might have made it for me. Marie, the rep, was so good. I liked her professionalism and personality. She made me a deal I couldn't refuse.

I buy and sell mobile homes, and have been in the business since 1984. I buy used ones from the Clayton Homes retail center here in Rocky Mount, and I buy some new Clayton Homes from one of their factories in Tennessee. They build a good homes, and their brand new ones are excellent. Their options are helpful for somebody ordering a new home, like, you can change the outside color of the vinyl and the shutter color. You can also make the home more energy efficient or you can put OSB wrap which is like a plywood wrap around the outside. I recently purchased three homes from their Tru series, which is their more competitively priced units. They limit some of the options you can get for it, but they do that to keep the price low. So, I'm happy with that as a dealer because I sold these three units to a mobile home park that was just looking for a low price.

The home buying process with Clayton was good and easy. The people that I worked with, James and Judy, were there every step of the way and helped with everything they could. Every question was answered. They were great and I got my first home.

Clayton Homes has been wonderful. We were sold on our home because of the barn doors and the guest bath, which I like because it's separated. When you walk in, there's a sink on each side with the towel hooks and the mirrors. And then, the sinks are separated with an actual door from the toilet and the shower. Everything went well besides having to wait from October, from when we bought it, to have it set up. We closed on it in February, and then we moved in within two or three weeks. So, that was really impressive. I feel really good about its quality, and I love the openness in the home.

We’ve only had this house since February. I was satisfied with the home buying process of Clayton Homes. We've had good interactions with the home consultant and I like the home and its location. Stuff just happens. The countertop started peeling up outta nowhere and the bathroom window was leaking. They came by a few times and did different things. They tried to repair the windows several times by caulking it around the outside of the window and it still leaks. So, they decided to replace the entire window. After that, they came back out to do a trim on the inside of a window that they replaced, and then do a countertop. But they’re still not done yet with the repairs. They still gotta come inside and do the little quarter round trim and I've been waiting for two weeks now. The repair guys have been good though.

So I bought my trailer 1 year ago in July 2018. It came in August of 2018. It came with windows locked (which caused them to break the locks) and doors locked (which caused me to have to break into one bedroom). My carpet is pulling up and I now have staples coming from my flooring. My kitchen window and bedroom window are crooked and kitchen window needs to be propped up, still a year later. My kitchen cupboard is starting to fall down. My doors don't seal properly. I have to put plastic on my windows, because I lose so much heat out my doors and windows. I would never recommend anyone to buy these houses.

We had an excellent experience purchasing our new home. We already had the land with a single wide on it that we are trading in. Water and Septic are already in place so you would think that this would be an easy set up. We moved out of the single wide on Sept 3rd 2019 with the expected delivery date of our new home by the end of Sept.

We were looking for a mobile home, went down the street, and looked at all of them, and we decided to stop at Clayton. The management has changed now since I bought my home. I didn't think much of the management that was there then, but since I bought my home, I have such a difference in the service. The management is much better. I didn't meet the new manager, but the service department has always helped me. Charlie is the lady from the service department, and she helped me a lot. I'm 82 years old. My son came in and helped me. I went through Pelican to borrow the rest of the money that I needed, and they got to the bottom of it and straightened out things that needed to be straightened out financially.

Everybody I dealt with at Clayton Homes was very pleasant and good to deal with. John stayed in communication with me through the whole buying process. The quality of the home is great and the location is even better.

Everything went great with our Clayton Homes consultant. Whenever we had a question, they were there to answer and didn't give us any issues. Any questions we had, they knew about it. We love the location of our new home. We ended up kind of mirroring the part of the floor plan, and there was no issues with getting that done. Instead of how it was originally set up, we mirrored that half of the house and they did it with no problems.

I pass Clayton Homes on U.S. 25 on my way coming home. I was familiar with the name and I’ve seen several of their houses throughout the county so I decided to check them out. I met with the home consultant, Kevin. He was a very nice man, very understanding with those of us being deaf, was very helpful, showed us some other homes, discussed price ranges, and really gave us the full scale of what to expect and what was included. We ended up buying a home and getting a free upgrade. I was very satisfied with the counselor and I would recommend him to another person if they were looking. We did some customization in our home. We added a ramp at the door, a deck, and a sliding glass window. We were able to choose the colors that we like. I’m living there right now for six months and I love it. Then my electric bill there is so much cheaper than my apartment. I’m through a program called Smart Energy and I’m really happy with that too.

We talked to a consultant from Clayton Homes and he was good. His name was Craig and he answered all of our questions. And if he couldn't, he would ask someone else there. We were 100% satisfied with the home buying process and so far, the quality and location of the home are good.

We were looking for a new home and we drove by the Bryan location, and that was when we called Wendy, our consultant from Clayton. Wendy was wonderful. With other companies that we went with, we felt pressured and we were shown homes that were out of our price range. But she was very knowledgeable and did not push us at all. The home buying process with Clayton was wonderful. I was very satisfied.

Clayton Homes did very well and everything was fine. I was quite happy with the home buying process. Joey is the general manager and he's pretty well-versed. We have our own little lot, and I picked out a lot and bought a lot. It meets our needs quite well and fits well within a budget for what we were trying to do.

I needed something that was economical, and the specific one that I purchased was about the most economical one that Clayton Homes had available. The salesman and the overall park manager both worked with me and they were both very personable and were on top of everything. We ran into a problem after it had been set up for about three months. The shower fixtures began to work themselves loose from the mounting in the wall and water started leaking out into the wall. It’s a two-bathroom trailer, and both of them had the same problem. Both shower fixtures were not fixed in tightly and constructed in such a way that they would hold tight. Just the simple act of turning it on and off, somehow moving the pipes worked the joint fixture loose and it started losing water into the wall.

I bought my home 31/2 yrs ago. The floor fell in and I called Clayton Homes of Indiana and was told that there was only a one year warranty. You would think that Clayton homes stood by the craftsmanship of their homes. I understand that mobile homes are different from regular homes, but I'm sorry that's SAD!!! Beware if you buy and if you do you better hope if something is going to go wrong with your home pray that it happens in the 1 year warranty. Their Representatives are rude and don't give a crap.

Everything is great with Clayton Homes. Everybody gets along wonderfully and that’s the way they’re keeping it. The home buying process was very easy. I love the quality of our new home.

The rep from Clayton Homes was wonderful although I’d like to see less paperwork in the home buying process. I lived in the neighborhood before and I put the home that I bought on my dad’s property. It looked like a good house and everything was fine, so I just left it as it is. The first repair gentleman was crappy but the new guy got everything situated. He came out and fixed everything. I've recommended Clayton eight times.

I’m very satisfied with the home buying process at Clayton. However, the sales rep was not that good. She gave me dates that we were gonna have the process done and it ended up being pushed back three months. I ended up working with the manager of the whole Roxboro who was great. The home is built very nice.

We looked around and there were three Clayton Homes within driving distance. We went to all three because we found out that they had different models, different home builders, and different things. We ended up with Clayton Homes of Hampstead mainly because of James, the salesman. He was awesome, he was understanding right away, I felt comfortable with him, and he wasn't pushy. He, overall, was pretty much what sold us to purchasing the home from there. Eventually, we got to be friends with him as well and are keeping in touch with him every month or so. I feel like the relationship blossomed into somewhat of a friendship.

Clayton did a very good job when we purchased our home. We tried to work with a different mortgage company at first, and it gave us and them quite a bit of grief, but they helped me get with a different one. And then it went much smoother. They also did a good job with communicating with us, either by phone or email, and they were very easy to get a hold of. As far as the house itself, there is some settling and a little cracking, but they told us that they would wait for it to settle and then they would come back in and fix that up for us. And its quality is fair for what we paid for.

I purchased my home with Clayton in 2015. Within a year of purchase I have nothing but problems. I had my AC unit replaced, carpet repairs, cabinet and countertop repairs. I took pictures and complained about the issues so much that the last time I complained I was issued a $1,000.00 check. But I was forced to sign a disclosure stating it was the last time I could call them for repairs. That check was to replace my family room carpet and kitchen counter tops. Since then I have had nothing but problems and headaches with this home. This was supposed to be my dream home but in reality it has turn out to be the biggest nightmare and mistake I have ever made. I recommend nobody to purchase from Clayton homes.

NO NOT BUY A HOME FROM THIS COMPANY! I bought mine from Carter's Homes in Fletcher/Fairview area. Only three years old!!!! Everything in it is made on the cheap! I've had electrical problems, trim falls off constantly, developed roof leaks around vents, doors have come unhinged, nail pop ups in vinyl, can't replace electric covers because they are cheap and made NOT to come off. Outside light housings didn't fit from day one. The houses are JUNK! Regret the day I bought from Carter Homes!

Clayton Homes was wonderful. After our home burnt down, they worked with us to get us into a new one. They were the only ones that seemed to wanna help us. The other ones were like we weren't good enough. On the other hand, Clayton answered anything we had to ask and tried to put us in a home that we could afford. They treated us like family. If I had a question, I could call them anytime and they would answer. They kept me updated on everything. They went above and beyond their way to help us and they worked really hard. Our home is the '86 model but it's in really good shape. I like my kitchen.

Clayton Homes has nice and sweet people. But sometimes, it seems like everybody is not on the same page. We’ve had some serious issues since we moved in and most of that has been little stuff. But it has come to build, and build, and build. And it just got to be too much. There is so much wrong with this house and we are very unhappy with it. But right now, we’re desperate to keep it because of the way things are going financially for us. Still, the construction of the home is totally crap.

This home was delivered on 2/14/17. Since that date I have had more than 10 leaks and visits to my home by TRUMH etc and as of 9/19/19 the leaks continue. My cabinets peeled and they stuck a decoration board to hold down what is peeling instead of replacing and I still have an end piece on one cabinet they just refuse to fix. They started off by not coming to look at the roof in just a few months of delivery and making me file with insurance who came and looked and said this is the problem of the factory and then the factory referred me back to Clayton and here it is Sept 2019 and I still have leaks that are not fixed and no one wants to do anything about it. The last visit by contract workers that TRUMH sent revealed that there are screw holes / nail holes that were made then not used and not filled so water can travel and come into my home.

Clayton Homes is known in the area, and they're good at what they do. There was a girl I worked with who sent me there. The buying process went great and the response was quick. It was very well put together and thorough. I was impressed with how upbeat the rep was and she was positive to figure out what she could do to help us. She was just honest. We enjoy the home but we've done a lot of remodel to it. We put in a brand-new kitchen and floor, and we also replaced the sub floor. It needed a deep clean, and we painted and cleaned it. We may work on one of the bathrooms next. Everything has been very good with Clayton Homes.

I had gone to a Clayton dealer down in Shallotte four different times and I didn’t have any luck with them because every time I went, they kept changing prices on me for the same house. One time, they told me that the price that was set up includes delivery and brick underpinning. But when I went back, they told me it won’t be brick underpinning and that it was vinyl. I ended up at Oakwood in Chadbourn and the experience was almost as good as when I got married. I talked with Tammie, the manager, and I looked at the same house that I looked at in Shallotte. The name of the house was Thrill.

The Clayton Homes salesman that I had working with me was very attentive and very helpful. And even after the house was set up, I could call and ask questions and get help with various things. One time the flooring was buckling a little bit, so Clayton came out and fixed it. I have already recommended someone to go to Clayton Homes.

Clayton was really good during the home buying process. They did what they said and everything went well. Abby, the one doing all the sales was great. There was a time when I thought the build was a little slow, but that was right after a hurricane and I knew Clayton was busy. In the bathroom of the home though, it wasn't right around the shower stall. My rep went to work on what needed fixing and Clayton had to redo it. Their people are good folks to work with. They did me good.

I was replacing a mobile home on my farm and I just went into Clayton Homes and ordered one. They explained and evr was really easy. I was able to follow up with the lady that was in charge of the sales and she was perfect. The quality of the home is good. The guys that delivered it did a good job. Everything got done and they set it up nicely. It was a good experience with Clayton Homes.

We were selling our other home and we went over to Clayton and talked to them. They came up with something we really liked and so we went with them. Our consultant was fine and kept in communication with us.

I was very satisfied with the home buying process and the rep whom I worked with at Clayton. I purchased a home from them and had some concerns about the asbestos and the breathing part of it as well as the formaldehyde that's use in building it. Still, I'm very satisfied with the quality of the home.

My husband bought a home from Clayton homes 3 years ago. The home was brand new. The home only being 3 years old we constantly have to nail trim back on the wall. The trim around the door frames and walkways are scuffed up. The dish washer broke once and had to be replaced. The ac has been leaking this whole time after calling several times and complaining. They finally fixed it this year because I hired an ac man because the people they use couldn't find the leak. The drawers in the kitchen are breaking, the cabinet doors are falling off and EVERY door hinge on the house has had to be replaced due to being cheap. We are now currently faced with trying to find sheet rock with the matching wallpaper because the electrical boxes were not nailed to the studs and my dog ripped it out of the wall when his foot got hung on a cord from my lamp.

Everything went very smoothly with Clayton Homes and I was very pleased for the most part. It took a little bit longer than I thought it was going to, but everybody told me that was how house buying went. By the time we had signed the papers, it took them a little minute to be able to get the house ready to be lived in. We had to make the first payment before we were even able to move into it. Then we had a lot of bad weather at the time. But all in all, I was pretty satisfied with the process.

The interaction with the reps from Clayton Homes was good and they explained all aspects of my home purchase thoroughly.

I'm still waiting for Clayton Homes to come and change the bathtub in the master bathroom. The tub was all chipped on the side around the faucet and gouged down near the drain. They took pictures which were sent in, and they contacted the manufacturer. They said they would be out shortly to replace it, and that was three months ago. They told me that it would take a little while but I'm getting a little bit disturbed about the whole thing because we pay a lot of money for the house and I want a bathtub. It would be nice right now to be able to soak in it and I don’t ever use it.

Everybody from Clayton Homes was fantastic. They were very professional and knowledgeable. We have the basic model and we love it. Everything’s great. If we ever have a little snafu on anything, I call their rep, Maureen, and they're there within the next day taking care of everything.

Buying from Clayton Homes was more easier than I thought it was. The whole process took about three months and their consultant stayed in contact with us weekly and kept updating us about what was going on. If we had concerns and if the the lady that we were working with or her boss couldn't answer our questions, they would call corporate office and they'd answer them. The quality of the home is good and we haven’t had any problems, so far. Clayton Homes helped me become a homeowner. And I have referred three people that’s in the process of getting a home from them.

I liked the quality of the home that was built from Clayton and I wanted to find a dealer that I could trust. I was not comfortable with a lot of dealers I visited but I was comfortable dealing with the rep at Clayton. His name was Pete and I felt that he was truthful with me. He also worked with me to get additional discounts from the regional manager and I had a very good relationship with him. The buying process took some time because before I could purchase the new one, I had to sell an existing mobile home that I had on my lot and the sales consultant helped me sell it. All in all, the whole process took nine months or so and so far, the quality of the home that I got from Clayton is great. We've had some problems, but the dealer and the factory has taken care of those problems.

We were in the market looking to buy a home and started looking around. Clayton Homes was highly recommended on every website we visited so we thought we'd give it a try. We're in Flat Rock, Alabama and at the time, we didn't know that there was one a lot closer than the one in Athens, Alabama. We could've gone to Albertville. The home buying process was great. The wait was hectic because of the weather issues that were going on at the time, which was to be expected. It rained for three months, off and on, and it was so wet that they had to use specialized trucks. The guy that brought it out had a specialized truck with a hydraulic lift on the back that allowed him to get into the plot. The home consultant was great too. She did everything she could to help us. She gave us her number and we called her any time we needed to.

I liked Clayton Homes' proximity and that it’s owned by Berkshire Hathaway. The rep worked with me and he was very good. I kinda got into a difficult situation with the POA and he helped me exchange different type of properties. They were accommodating for that. I was able to get credit because I downsized on the model. They listened. They ended up doing what I requested. They were flexible and that’s the most important. They didn’t try to hit me with something that I couldn’t do. The home was good. There were some post issues like the door was kind of jammed. We had to do some post repairs, but it's okay. And for the price, the quality is good. I’ve been down about two or three months now and so far, everything seems to be working okay. I was satisfied.

We had problems with the lender, not that our credit was bad. We had impeccable credit, but there were requirements that they made us go through. There was a problem at Skyline Homes where this was built, and I’m not satisfied with some of their staff at all. I wish that we would have been given a heads up that Clayton had models that were discontinued, instead of already closing and then we’d come to find out we had to go through finding another model that suited the one that we wanted. But as far as the Clayton sales team, there were two people there and they were pretty good. Michelle did pretty good in trying to get us accommodated. Other than a few corks I have about the home, it’s okay.

I walked in at Clayton Homes and I worked with them due to their affordability and great customer service. They helped me with the application and Tom was great. I was impressed with his customer service, his energetic attitude and his helpfulness. They explained the process of the application and how it works with their banking. We like the quality of the home.

As I was visiting a home, I had seen Clayton Homes out there and I just went in to see what they had, and everybody was really good to me. Their reps were very friendly and willing to spend the time to find what I wanted and help me. They were informative and were really good to work with. They took my calls and answered my questions the best they could. If they couldn’t, they'd get it from where they knew they could get any help. If it was above them, then they would get it and then let me know. I now got a nice home and I'm satisfied with it. Everything that I found that may have been an issue was taken care of. It was a good experience, overall. I'd tell others to go to Clayton Homes and see if they could work with them. In fact, my sister and step-daughter are in the process of working with them now.

I was happy with Clayton's home buying process. Their reps were right there with me all along and they had my back. However, I got some couple of trims that keeps popping out now on the inside of our home, on the walls. And then, my kitchen sink has water coming out, and for some reason, it's not giving me much pressure. It's got two different switches. You can turn the spray on and it sprays hard, but when you turn the regular water on to it, there's just a little small drain coming out of the spout.

I just bought a used home from Clayton Homes and the process was good. I didn’t have any trouble at all. It went kinda smooth and the guy I dealt with really has done a good job with everything. If something was a whole lot of reading and I didn’t wanna read, he explained it to me really good. I was well-pleased with my experience. I like Clayton Homes and I got a couple of other Clayton Homes. I got a 2004 and 2005. One’s a three-bedroom, two-bathtub, and the other one’s a two-two. If I decide to get a newer one, I would definitely go with Clayton Homes. It’d be my first choice.

Donald was my Clayton Homes consultant and he was excellent. We were able to customize our new home. We had a door and a window switch places, so whenever I came in the house, I didn't have to go all the way from one end to the other side. It all came down a long hall, so it worked out a lot better that way. However, I have a few repairs that need to be done. I left a message for Dennis, the repairman, but that was about a week and a half ago. Still, I had really good interactions with the contractor. Overall, I've been very satisfied with how everything went with Clayton Homes.