Clayton Homes Reviews

My home consultant from Clayton Homes was so wonderful. He broke everything down and was really in-depth, and I also understood everything. He also showed me stuff and all the layouts. I will recommend Clayton Homes to a friend. All of their reps were friendly and nice. They treated me good when I used to go by. And they offered me drinks and food. They did an excellent job and I loved them all.

I liked the house from Clayton Homes better. And the home-buying process with them has been great. My house still isn’t finished because I have to get the water and everything hooked up and it's new and it's a lot of land. So, it's not an easy process. But their consultant has been wonderful.

Our purchasing experience with Clayton Homes was everything that I expected, which these days is very high marks. Initially, we looked at several different companies. Clayton was one of the ones that we looked at and we got matched with Tim in Longview. And he was the biggest reason why the process went so smoothly. He was very experienced and explained everything really well. He left us to make the decision, but he gave a lot of guidance. So, it wasn’t a pushy type of deal and was more of a consultative one. But his availability was 100%, and whoever we needed to talk to and whatever we needed to do were all facilitated through him. I’ve always felt like products don’t sell people, people sell people. And so, Tim was the difference in the process.

My daughter purchased a home through Clayton and so I did too and I'm very pleased with my home so far. It seemed like the process took a little longer because the guy I started with changed mortgage companies. I had to re-submit a lot of things but it went okay. I upgraded the appliances in the kitchen and I'm very satisfied overall.

The home-buying process was fine. But problem is the home itself. The ceiling joists that were supposed to be exposed they didn’t look and fit right. The shower wall was about two inches further away from the wall at the top than it was at the bottom. And then the back door wouldn’t shut unless you shut it down real hard. The cabinets started coming apart and they still have one door that they need to fix. They've been fixing the things but it shouldn't have hapened to begin with. It is a bad manufactured home.

The lady that we talked to at Clayton Homes was real nice and she helped us out through the whole process. I was impressed with her sales ability and the knowledge on what we need to do. If we had questions, we just call her and and if she didn’t have the answer, she'll find the answer and contact us back. And some people don’t do that. They try to either lie to you or pull your strings or you never get in contact with them again so she was real good in contacting us. If we called her and if she wasn’t there, as soon as she got the message and got a chance, she would call us back. And it's a bonus plus that we could always text her too.

The communication with Clayton Homes stinks. They have my number recognized from calling them so much and they will not answer that phone and then a recording will come on instead. Then I leave a word for them to call me, but they never call back. My wife and I drive down there in their location and every one of their cars is there on the parking lot, but when you come on the phone and ask for a certain person, she’s not there. It’s just aggravating.

I like Clayton Homes. I enjoy the home. I share to my friends and my coworker, "That's a nice home if you want to buy." The application was less than a month, which was very quick. One young lady does very nice and is friendly. She explained all the details, like how was the construction, how it's working when there are storms and all the plumbing and electrical stuff. I have an experience about that because I worked in a construction before I think that's good shopping of a home. So whenever I have an opportunity, I share it a lot.

The people at Clayton Homes were very helpful and they answered all my questions. They helped me pick out what I needed and wanted. However, there were a few problems with the house when we got it. They had damaged the turning end. Somebody detonized something into it and crumpled it all up. Furthermore, I was not satisfied with the factory people who came out to fix it. It took four tries. and they kept wanting to patch. I kept telling them that I paid for a new home and I wanted the front to look like that.

The process of buying my home from Clayton Homes was okay and everything went fine. I liked the way that they've done the home and the overall quality of the build was nice. The representatives were good. When something went wrong, I told them to come out and fix it, and someone came. The Clayton people have done what they said they'd do and they’ve done it well.

Clayton had our trailers set up on the first week of September and they delivered them on time. They set it up but they would not allow us to do a walk-through so I could take care of any problems. Only after the closing was done in October were we allowed to sign up for our free day and allowed to move in. At that time, my back door didn't even have a doorknob on it. Instead, it only had a round hole. But then, there was a guy named Brad at the Lebanon store whom we went to in order to buy our home. He cussed me out on the phone and told me that he had other people in line. He did this because I kept calling to see when Clayton would come out and take our trailer. Brad is a lawsuit waiting to happen with Clayton Homes. I didn't know what to do as the issues that I had were never addressed and I was finally at the point when I told my wife that I was going to get a law firm to deal with them.

Clayton Homes did everything they were supposed to do and they did it very well and on time. The representatives that we dealt with were very good. We had a fund solicited at the end and they came out and took care of everything. I was very pleased and I would recommend that people go to Clayton Homes.

My cousin said Clayton Homes had a good home and we talked with them some years ago, but we were undecided at that time about what we were gonna do. Then six months ago, we talked with Clayton again and we decided to go ahead with this home purchase. The home buying process with Clayton Homes was a good experience. They laid it out like it was supposed to be and they backed up whatever they told us. The home consultant was really good and we were 100% satisfied with her. She got us to the house and told us exactly what was gonna happen when we got it set up.

I personally like Clayton Homes' staff better so I went with them. They were very friendly, knowledgeable and they were like family. However, after I got in, I’m disappointed with Clayton’s construction. The cabinets on the bottom have no shelves, but just little things like that. Nonetheless, their quality of construction is very good as you would expect with Clayton. Others should just be sure and check the cabinets. Other than that, I’m very satisfied with them.

We were driving by and saw Clayton Homes and we didn’t even research other companies. It was what we needed and wanted so we went ahead and made the purchase. It was convenient and we were completely satisfied with the home buying process as well as the home consultant. From application to closing, it was just a couple of weeks and we’re very pleased with the quality but the carpet is cheap-looking and we were dissatisfied with it.

I went to another mobile home spot but the trailers were very limited. I had a great experience with the Clayton Homes consultant that I dealt with. The application just took a couple of weeks and we took the home as it was.

Clayton has great people and it is a great place to go to for a house. I was buying my first home ever, so I didn’t know what to do and April made me feel like I wasn’t dumb. She was the one in Northport, and she knew everything and explained it so well. I didn’t feel like I was in the dark. It was the best experience I've ever had in home buying. They were very understanding.

Multiple people around have Clayton Homes. And I heard that the process was really smooth and everybody liked it. My application started from about August and then by October, it was over with. Their consultant was great and kept in contact with me the entire process. And the house was already built and they had everything good in it. I like the quality of my home.

Both of the representatives I dealt with at Clayton Homes were fantastic. First, I worked with Kelly then I switched to Lauren, and they answered every question I had. The whole experience was great and I would recommend Clayton Homes to anybody.

I've passed Clayton Homes several times before and one of my relatives recommended me to go to them. The salesperson, Sandy, was very helpful and answered all my questions. She worked real hard, helped me get into the home and stuff. As I went there, I didn’t look anywhere else. They're fair and honest people to deal with. Buying my home wasn’t a hard process and I'm very well satisfied with my home. Go by Clayton Homes and go see Sandy. They'd be the right people to go with.

I was moving in California and my brother had given me some property and told me to look at Clayton Homes. And that was how it all started. The whole buying process was really good. It took about three months and I thought it could have been a little quicker. I dealt with Dan, Nathan and Michelle, and they were wonderful. We were over there last week talking to them and we shared some pictures of what we had done and Nathan wanted copies of our remodel.

Clayton Homes reps were courteous, right on time, upfront with everything and pleasant people to work with. I like the home. It was built good to what we were looking for. There were a couple of things that were needed to be addressed, but they took care of that pronto. So, we were pleased with that. If others can get out there and see what they have and listen to them, they won’t steer you wrong.

We were looking for a home and saw Clayton Homes. It didn't take long to get the application done. Their reps were friendly and it seemed like the energy is a little bit better. Overall, it was a good experience

I wanted a better home, not something cheap. I’ve know a lot of different people that have had mobile homes and their opinions have always been that Clayton homes were better than any other you could buy. Our salesman Steve was very good. He took care of everything he needed to, handled everything in a very good manner and really did a lot for us. He took care of any problems that arose right away and made the experience very easy for my husband and me. It took about six months from application to closing and we were completely satisfied with the process. I love my home too.

Back in June 2017, we came to the Clayton Homes dealer in Carlsbad, NM. We have had it rough with the whole purchasing a home, but our lender had recommended that we try with Clayton because they had a program going on that would cover the construction loan of the home as long as our lender approved us for the permanent mortgage. We went there, and they agreed that they would cover the construction loan of the modular home we wanted. So fast forward to October 31, 2017, we got our approval, and our lender sent over the information from the title company to begin construction. Well, two months went by and nothing was said by Clayton or by our lender.

My wife and I were looking at getting a manufactured home and we just happened upon Clayton Homes. We went around and we looked at every possible place in the area. And Drew, the gentleman from Clayton that we dealt with, was absolutely fantastic. We fit with him perfectly. He was not pushy and he had lots of information. Overall, the atmosphere was great. Very friendly service. When you walk into the office, you're greeted by the lady that works at the front desk and it is fantastic. If they didn’t know the answer to any questions that we had, they found the answer for me. We found a lot of trailers that we liked at other locations which are a bit better than the one that we ended up getting. However, I did not like dealing with those other people.

I went from a 3,300 square foot house into a mobile home to save money to build later and I thought it would be a little more energy-efficient. I was heating and cooling a bigger house for less so that was disappointing. Also, for a person that has never bought a mobile home before, it was a wakeup call because of the added expenses of getting it on your property and I didn’t really understand all of the added stuff that you were gonna have to do to. But the consultant from Clayton Homes walked me through that and I have had no problem with them at all. They’ve been great and they’ve tried to address every issue that I had. I’m just more disappointed in the product and I expected something different than what I got but overall, my experience was fantastic.

Freedom Homes, which was a part of Clayton Homes, had the plan that I was looking for. They walked me through everything, told me exactly what was gonna happen and how it was gonna happen and work. It took a little longer than I thought it was going to and afterward, there were some problems with the maintenance on it. They had to send the guy back two or three times but he finally got it all worked out. The consultant was helpful and every time I called with a problem, he made sure he got right on it. The process was great and I would tell friends to go to Clayton. As a matter of fact, I’ve referred them to my nephew.

I had an idea of what I was looking for when I went to Clayton's showrooms. But looking at all the models they had available, I found the one that stood out and picked that one. I had good interactions with their home consultants and they answered all the questions I had. I was very satisfied with their home buying process and the house I got is a whole different than what I remember mobile homes used to be. It's very good quality and I like the built-in front porch on it which is a really nice feature. Overall, it was a good experience and an easy transaction.

Corey, the Clayton Homes home consultant, was great, very helpful, and very friendly. Even on his days off, if I needed something or him to take a look at something, he would meet with me. He explained the whole aspect of my home purchase really well. He went over everything that I would need to know about the purchase, why it cost that, what it was, and the warranty and what would and wouldn't be covered. Each specific thing that had a process, he explained to me. The best thing about them is how fast they are and especially how nice they are because they always were super polite. It took just three months from the time I talked to them to the time that I moved in. And any time I needed something, they always got right on it for me. I really needed to get in and they did that for me.

We were pleased with Clayton's home buying process. They kept us informed of what was going on and when things were gonna be happening. They also made sure that we were happy with the trailers and what we looked at. They were very patient with us, too, because we’re in our 50s and 60s and this is our first time to but a trailer. We went back and forth on different ones until we were sure that we knew what we wanted. And they were really very good with us on that.

The home consultant I talked to was great. He did a fantastic job and showed me the home and also helped me get it set-up. The process wasn't very long. Clayton did a very good job. And I had one of my family members go up to them. They were looking to buy a mobile home. And I said, "Look, if I were you, I'd go talk to Frank. He's with Clayton Homes in Wilkesboro. See what kind of job he does for you." Frank must have done a good job for he sold them one.

The person who helped me at Clayton Homes was great. He answered all my questions and did everything for me. He's even met me sometimes when I couldn't make it over there. It took two months for me to get my home but at that point in time, we were experiencing a lot of bad weather. They said if the winds are over a certain speed, it's too dangerous to drive out. It was not worth the risk. So it took a while but besides that, I was satisfied with the time. Afterwards, I had them come to touch up on a few minor things. But they were moving a house about 50 miles so I knew that there was gonna be like little vinyl popping. So I totally understood that. They came and took care of it. I didn't have any leaks and everything was good.

Buying a home with Clayton was pretty easy. Sharon, the lady who helped us, was really good. She let us know everything that was going on and exactly what we needed. Initially, we knew that we were getting a four bedroom but she helped us get the best one we could get in our budget. I like the cabinets in my new home. They’re pretty good quality and very pretty. I lived in a run-down single wide before, so, this house is amazing for me and I’m very pleased with this Clayton home. If I had friends that were looking for a house, I would refer them to Sharon.

My husband told me one day to look for a trailer. I brought my dad and we went to a couple of other places. We went at Clayton and Ms. Karen was our home consultant. The other places said they were gonna talk to us and they were just like, "Just go look at these trailers. Tell me if you like them. If you do, we'll do a deal." But Ms. Karen was there every trailer I looked at and told me all about the trailers. I love her to death. The one we got was energy efficient smart home which we got for our Anniversary. And she showed me another one at a breeze. This one was a better home and it was only a few thousand dollars more. And I like it a lot better than the other one because it had a lot more stuff for our money.

My husband and I decided that we needed to buy a mobile home and having absolutely no experience with mobile homes before, we went a dealership in Austin. I told the salesperson my budget and he showed me the Breeze model. The second bedroom looks more like a closet than a bedroom, but it met my price parameters and so I signed with them. It was a pretty easy deal. But when we went back to close on the transaction, the salesperson called me ahead of time to tell me that they couldn't get our paperwork right. Their computer system wouldn't allow us to take title in the name of a trust. So we had to come to their office next Tuesday instead of that Friday. My husband and I both had to take off work to get there and it was a little bit of a drive. But we still went to their office to set it up.

The home buying process we went through with Clayton Homes was really good and easy. There was no hard times and the guy we had took really good care of us. His name is Jeremy and he would always email us and always call us if something came up. He was great and we didn’t have to worry about anything.

I’ve known about Clayton Homes, seen them growing and I know where their location was. Also, Palm Harbor ain’t worth a dollar and that’s the only other one around so I decided on Clayton. I didn’t have a problem with the home buying process and the consultant was professional. He let us know everything that we needed to know and it was easy communicating with him. Quality-wise, it is pretty good and I would tell people to go there and get themselves a new home.

Clayton Homes' consultants were very helpful and their application process was not very long. I would recommend them and I already have.

We went to Clayton in Johnson City and found a home on a lot there. And then, we went in one Saturday and made up our mind that we were gonna buy a home. They talked to us and kept telling us to come back but we got aggravated and left. We stopped at Elizabethton the year before when my son was looking for a house and Jerry, the manager, spent an hour with us walking around. He was good to us, even though we were just looking and we weren't buying anything. I remembered that, so we rode there and we looked at their lot. It’s good that it was same thing we wanted. I told him I fell in love with that one and he said they can auction it out and get it. They took care of it. He took the time to deal with it and he wasn't pushy. He was also a down-to-earth guy.

My sister bought at Greenwood and she enjoyed the experience and her standard project. But all the places my sister went to wasn’t the greatest and then, Palm Harbor threw me off so I ended up with Clayton. Our home consultant at Clayton Homes went out and did everything for me so I could get the house. As of July, I had processed and I could choose but my credit score wasn’t that great. She fixed my credit up and raised it.

My home consultant, Adam, was really wonderful with me. He got what we needed and helped with it in every way. So I'm really satisfied with what we got. And when I went in and explained what our problem was and what we needed Adam went out and showed me a couple of things. Then he came back and they didn't have exactly what I wanted. They had to get it somewhere else. But he ordered it, got it here and they set it up. Adam checked on me a couple of times to make sure everything was alright. I told him I had a little one switch but he told me when I would be ready to get it fixed, to just call him. And everything went really well. I'm real pleased and happy with it.

We have been very satisfied with Clayton Homes. The home consultant was very friendly. They were very willing to help and answer any questions we have. And any issues we have had they had come out and corrected them. We are very pleased with our new home.

Everybody was good and cooperative during the home buying process at Clayton and it was easy. It was also a little slow getting everything done but I understood that. I talked to Frank, the consultant, we went and looked at it and I liked it. He set up all the procedures and processes and lined up all the work to be done. He did a great job. If anybody wants to buy a home, I would recommend them and the guy I talked to because they have done me good. I’d tell my friends that they were friendly, courteous and they explained to me all the questions I asked them. They also fixed and took care of the things I was concerned with.

It was very easy home buying process that Clayton Homes had. The staff at the particular office I went to in Greer, South Carolina were exceptional especially Brian. They were not just a sales team as they went out of their way to create a relationship, making you a friend instead of just a customer. I would really recommend Clayton Homes to anyone.

Everything went smoothly during the home buying process with Clayton Homes and it was exceptional. I had no complaints, whatsoever, about anybody out there. It took five months from beginning to end but it was hold up on our part. Our consultant was great and I am 100% satisfied. I was completely comfortable talking to him. He was very outgoing and related to us. The build was exactly what we were looking for. We got a different shower put in than what came originally with the show house and I couldn't be happier with the shower in the master bathroom. A couple of guys that I worked with are in the process of buying a house and I told them to definitely check Clayton out because they were great.

The home consultant at Clayton explained everything well. They told us everything we needed to know. We made customizations on different walls and a couple of the chairs. Everything seems to be alright so far. So check them up. They've been good.

Clayton Homes reps were resourceful and helpful in every way especially the salesman. They were much more friendly and willing to work than most other places we looked. We just sold our house and moved up here. So, we bought this one for a temporary purpose and it has definitely served us. We plan on definitely using Clayton again because of their customer service. The home consultant was super friendly, easygoing and willing to call me at times, day in or day off to show us. I'm pleased with everything, so far. I would definitely recommend them.

Michelle, the consultant from Clayton Homes, was willing to work with us and I enjoyed it. I felt very comfortable and she was very nice to us just like her manager who was a good fellow. If I was in need of another mobile home or if I wanted to upgrade, I could see both of them. It took three months to complete the home buying process and it was very good.

Clayton Homes walked me around, showed me houses, buy me land, done the whole nine yards. They were good to deal with and the price was pretty good. They got me what I needed and wanted. I've recommended them a couple of times.

The house I bought from Clayton Homes was already on the lot and I was really disappointed in the amount of time it took for us to get in it. And that was not a financing issue. I was having to get out there with the branch manager almost daily to get stuff done. Our sales guy, Jim, was fine. But I didn’t feel it's my place to have to call them two or three times a week to get stuff done and that's exactly what was happening. They had people out here working 10, 11 o'clock at night, which that's fine. I wanted to get in the house but I didn’t think it was fair to those guys either.

Schell was the main person at Clayton and we also worked with Lucy. They were both very helpful and nice and I have no complaints with the home buying process. I would recommend them to a friend and tell them that the service at Clayton Homes is good and they welcome you to look at any of their homes that are on display as many times if need be.

A lot of the times when I asked Clayton Homes' rep stuff she wouldn't do it. But the manager, JP, always covered and took care of everything. He always helped me out when I needed, like if she'd messed up on something. I was very satisfied. I had an excellent home buying experience.

My aunt had bought from Clayton Homes and she told me to go try them as well. We knew what we were looking for and we were completely satisfied with the home consultant. We love the quality of our Clayton home. Clayton is excellent and I've already recommended them to a few people.

We like our home and the way it was appointed. Also, the service we got from the Clayton dealer here was exemplary. Jesus was our sales rep and he was on top of everything. We were very pleased with him. He did a great job. The lot where we had the home put needed some work on it before they could put it in. And we had to hold up on the delivery, but they had no problems doing that. And then, once we did get it on here, they jumped right on it and took care of getting the gas lines and water lines and everything put in real quick.

Anytime I needed something done during the home buying process, Clayton Homes did it and they were on top of it so I was very satisfied. The guy went through it with me and made sure everything is correct every time. I even had my daughter and her husband sat in on it because they’re living with me. If I had to do it all over again, I’d just do what I did and I wouldn’t go anywhere else. I would tell my friends that if that’s what they wanna do, they should go for it.

I was very satisfied with Clayton Homes. The consultant kept communicating with us and done a really good job. Everything was great. Clayton Homes is a great place to go. I’ve already sent a couple over there.

My consultant from Clayton Homes was very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. Also, my overall experience buying a home from this company was very positive.

Clayton Homes was affordable, really good and functional so we went there and I fell in love with our home. Me and my husband, along with his grandparents, talked to the supervisor and he was super friendly and super helpful. He explained to us things that we didn't quite understand. Clayton reps helped us through the whole process and got everything going. Now, we've been in our home since November, which is about six months now. There were a few things that needed to be fixed a bit and we're waiting on someone to fix our air conditioning because it's out right now. Overall, I'm really appreciative of our new home. In fact, I'm trying to help my friends because they're getting a home with Clayton also.

It was a pretty good experience buying a home from Clayton Homes. Our consultant was fine and knew what she was doing. We had some insurance but we finally got it all screened out. Clayton Homes just got a few things to do, so they're going to come back and do them since we've been in here for almost a year.

We went over to Clayton Homes about an hour before closing and the only person there was Greg, the manager. He showed us around all the homes and showed us what was what, the different prices, and so forth. He was very knowledgeable and a very good person to help you. Our salesman was great all the way through. He was always available when we called. If he wasn’t, he'd call us right back. He was honest and dealt with integrity the whole time.

The home purchase experience at Clayton Homes was very easy and we were impressed. We have been very happy with them. They are quick to give attention to any service needs or requests that we have. We were very satisfied. The consultants have been very professional. We’ve communicated via email and via phone, and they always have someone available to help us when needed. We were actually just planning on getting this as a temporary solution while we built a home and we’ve just been so impressed with everything and we enjoyed the home so much we may have just been staying in it. We’ve actually referred several people there.

I spent some time in Thailand and I had a land I had bought when I was working overseas. I was renting over in Murphy, North Carolina and when I passed the Clayton Homes place on the way over to my land, I swung in there and did things in a spur of the moment. Yet they walked me since I had no idea what I wanted and everything turned out very well. The home consultants were very good. The weather was so bad here at that time and I was anxious getting up to the where the home is, but they kept me informed of what was going on and everything else like that, so it was a good experience. Now that I've been in my home a little while, I figured it's a very fine-made home and everything seems to be working okay. I like it a lot. As a matter of fact, I have told quite a few people about it based on what it looks like and how well it's made and everything. So I've already been promoting it.

Clayton Homes is a good place to buy a home, and they make you feel very welcome when you go there. We dealt with John and he was a very good guy. Sometimes we would call him about five times on his personal phone just to ask questions and he was very, very helpful. He was also very helpful with the setup and in picking out the different colors that we wanted for the interior and exterior of our home. Clayton also helped us with the different things we had to fix with the house since we've had it and they did it in a very business fashion. We have a rustic barn looking kitchen and my wife loves it. We absolutely love Clayton Homes and I'd definitely recommend friends to look into them.

I had a coworker who bought a home from Clayton and we looked at some trailers. Clayton helped me pick out one and when I finally found one and finished up my paperwork with them and the down payment, they got the house built, rolled it out, set it up, and we moved in. The consultant handled the process professionally and they kept in touch with me. Buying a home is not a one-step thing and they did a good job in assisting me with getting a home.

I had a great experience dealing with Clayton Homes. The home buying process was excellent and I couldn’t have anything better. My consultant was awesome too. He was there when I needed him. He answered me even when he wasn’t working and was in touch on a regular basis when I was out of town working to make sure everything went smoothly. It's been perfect with them.

Two years ago, we went to Clayton and tried to get approved for a loan. We got denied and the guy we worked with, Ben, told us a bunch of things we can do to work on it. A year after that, we went in again and got approved because we did all the things he said we needed to do. We looked through all the houses and found the one that we liked. We had a really good experience with Clayton. Ben helped us with with going through every process. He gave us his number so if we had any questions about anything, we just called him. We recommend our friends to go to him if they go to the Clayton in Harriman.

We went to Clayton Homes first and we visited five others but we ended up going back because of Chad, the salesman. He was friendly, helpful and walked us through everything. He’s pretty good at what he does, fairly knowledgeable of everything and answered our questions quickly. There was a couple of things that he wasn’t sure on but he went and checked. He was easy to talk to and wasn’t so business-like. The home buying process with Clayton has been rocky but they’ve taken care of most of everything. We’ve got a leak in the roof right now that we’re still waiting to hear back from them on but they’re in the process of figuring it out and everything else seems to be doing alright. There’s been a few kinks but nothing major and the problems we’ve been having with them was more on the manufacturer. I’ve recommended people to go there and I would recommend them as service after the sale and everything has been satisfactory.

The home loan process with Clayton took too long but I didn’t expect it to happen overnight. We’ve been through the application process before so I figured it would take a while. It was nothing unusual and it was just getting a lot of paperwork gathered and submitting that. Angie, our home consultant, was great and anything that we needed or asked, she was right there. Plus, she answered any kind of questions we had. If she wasn't in, she made an appointment and even if she was off work that day, she would always get back with us. She’s a very good person. There was also Barry when Angie wasn’t available and he helped us too.

I shopped around before I went to Clayton Homes and I found out that they were the best ones to deal with, their people were all knowledgeable with their material, and they stood 100% by the product that they were selling. The home buying process was good and the loan process was easy. Clayton worked with me and they explained it all. They explained the steps to take from when they brought my trailer out, everything that had to be done, and the loan process. I was greatly satisfied with my home consultant, Laura. My experience with Clayton Homes was pleasant and very satisfying, and I liked it. I love my trailer and I have been recommending them to people.

The home consultant at Clayton Homes was a sweetheart. She really worked her butt off for me. She was just always kind. She would tell me, "Let's look at the house." And she did a great job. She's family to me.

Clayton Homes' customer service was awesome. Their home consultants knew a lot about the houses and they answered all my questions. They were also on time and very professional. The home buying process went real smooth as well. I just wish the home was built better as I'm not as happy with the quality as I wish I was. I've been in it for about six months and it's falling apart. The door nails are coming off and it seems like it's very cheaply made. But every time something would break, they would come and fix it. I've had replaced door handles that came off, the faucet twice and a couple of lights around already.

My niece knew about Clayton Homes and told me to go down there. I was satisfied with what I heard when I got there and I went with what she told me. During the home buying process, the consultants were awesome and they gave me the layout and what to expect. We didn’t run into any surprises and whatever they told us would happen, happened. They were very swift in doing what they did and were very nice people. I would recommend them in a minute.

Modular home ordered and deposit paid Aug 2016. House finished that November. Due to heavy rains, house not delivered till May, 2017. Occupancy in August. Sent list to Clayton of things that needed to be fixed. On following up a few months later, I was told that our warranty was up in Nov 2017 since it had been finished the previous November. We are currently paying a heating/ac man to replace furnace motor. I had reported right away that it was extremely loud. Patchwork on all the cracks from the move was shoddy. 2 of the blinds never worked, some of the windows were extremely hard to open. That is just a sample. We waited quite a while for the roof to be repaired, so getting rain gutters was delayed into winter. Paint trim overlapped onto house. And so on...

I'm very satisfied with Clayton Homes. They have a very nice home consultant and they were very good with my questions and concerns. Anything I asked them to do, they worked it out whatever it was. Everything was good. And the salesperson was polite so there's no problem. I've already recommended them to one other person and they purchased also.

I'd recommend Clayton Homes to all of my friends. I love my house that I purchased from them and the buying process went excellently. They did just exactly what they said they would and went above and beyond. Because I had a certain budget and I couldn't spend over so much, they helped me get the house financed. Then when the price of the trailer went up, they sold it to me for the original quoted price they've given me. They just took care of everything for me.

I was supposed to move in during the month of May but because of the city and partly because of Clayton Homes, I didn’t get in until September. I’ve never bought a manufactured home before nor a constructed home when it's being constructed and I saw that the permits and getting people organized gets mumble-jumble. I was told that that’s what happens with new construction. The communication was pretty good and I have no complaints. They took care of me really well during the home buying process and you can't go wrong with Clayton Homes.

From start to finish, Clayton Homes rep was really, really helpful and informative as far as buying a home. They asked how many bedrooms we were looking for and we gave them parameters of how many bedrooms that we were looking for. They pointed us in the right direction of four bedrooms that was on the lot. We went and we walked through and we saw a couple of them that we liked. And then we made a final decision on one particular one. And then, we went back and let them know what we had decided on. They gave us floor plans on it and they told us more about the house that might not have been on the paper as far as the floor plans and the layout was concerned.

My experience with Clayton Homes has been nice. The home consultant was fine and I pointed out to him some of the things that I thought would be different. We love the home and everything has been working out, but there are a few things that could have been better. One thing is that the sink in the kitchen is shallow. I should’ve looked at that before we got the house. What I thought we would do was put a deeper sink in, but then the plumbing wasn’t such that I could put it in right. I talked to the representative about this and he told me, “Just wait a year and when your warranty is up, you can do what you want to do with it yourself.” Then I had somebody come out and look at the problem and he said that he could fix it, but then he looked at the countertop and the workmanship was not what we thought it would be.

Sherrie was amazing. She and the whole Clayton Homes staff also were just overly nice. They explained everything well about the home buying process and helped us understand what we were doing. It was awesome.

The home buying process at Clayton Homes was straightforward and easy. The home consultant, Alicia, was wonderful. She stays on top of things. Like when they ran out of paint, And when we needed the electricity on she was just real patient with me on that one. Also when the corners need to be done and they had a gentleman that quit on them. After that it was totally finished. I would just text her and she would be on it. Sometimes I would even Facebook her and she would call me immediately.

The home buying process with Clayton Homes went really well. They worked with us the entire way through so that we could get a house. We started two and a half years before we even got to buy our home. We went in and talked to Kevin. He kind of led us in the right direction of what we needed to do and we spent the next two years paying off our ground. Then they started working on it. They knew that we needed to get in by September and we were two weeks before we got married at the end of September, and they killed it. They did everything that they needed to do and it was awesome. We were also supposed to do two closings but Clayton Homes got it compressed into one. Also, Jerry still calls to make sure everything is okay. We've had a space issue before because the surveyor had the wrong square footage, and all I've had to do is call our contractor. Overall, it’s been utterly amazing with Clayton Homes.

I went to Clayton Homes not knowing what I was looking for and did get a lot of guidance and assistance from my sales representative. He listened to what some of my needs were. Because my mother is in a wheelchair, we had some special needs, and he did a wonderful job of picking up on that and making appropriate suggestions. However, I've been in the home less than a year and I'm not overly thrilled with some of the cosmetic issues that I've run into and some of the things that I've had to recently contact them for. Also, at times, it has been difficult to get the issues resolved. When I called to ask them about my doors getting kinda stuck, it took quite a few phone calls so that wasn't very pleasing. I've also got a shutter that keeps popping off and I don’t know if they plan to address it. Still, I was pleased with the outcome of my home.

We purchased our home In Louisville Kentucky Jan 28, 2017. Since then I have had nothing but problems with my home and still am. I am going to attempt to list all of our issues. My hot water heater in the first year has went out 2 times. The first time they repaired the heating element and replace the hot water heater fuse breaker. The second time it caught on fire due to their repair the first time. Because when they repaired it they apparently didn't have a good enough electrical contact on the heating element housing/loose connections. And when I called them they said we were out of warranty. But if you go from the repair date we where not. Mandy and Jason told me to call a plumber and electrician!

The process for buying my home was short and sweet and both Clayton Homes and I got what we wanted. They showed me what I wanted to look at and didn’t try to push nothing on me that I didn’t want so it was all well. It was a couple of weeks by the time they brought it to be livable but they didn’t do the electric stuff. They had it set up and their part was done within a minimum of 10. They did everything they said they would do when they said they would do it so I gotta give them top notch.

Clayton Homes was pretty satisfactory. The home consultant was good in explaining. And if I had a problem they would come out here as quick as they could. They might not come out here on the same day or the next day but they did come out and they would try to resolve the problem. They were very good with what they were doing. They’ve been sincere about things and usually whenever I needed something they were out and their service was good and they set it up real good. And I didn’t have any problems except maybe a few things that couldn’t be helped but that was understandable due to the weather. Sometimes you have to wait after the rain when the weather was bad or something.

Ok for starters, 19 yrs ago my mother had 4 strokes and it paralyzed my mom's right side. Back in 2006 my father passed away from cancer. Well my mom couldn't take care of the house so she sold it. The money she got she bought some land and went to Clayton Homes in Easley SC, the salesperson that I found out is no longer there anymore. But anyway, my mom is having brain seizures now so I moved from one state to here to help take care of her. Now I found out she is also having many strokes, so now we were trying to get a bigger place thru Clayton homes. We have been to 4 in the Greenville S.C area and no one acted like they wanted to help us. My mom has a 2 bedroom 2 bath home, not very big for 5 of us. So we found one that would be perfect for us especially for my mom being handicap, but we did need them to take out the bathtub and put a full shower, they said they couldn't do that, we would have to after we bought it.

I’ve lived in trailer houses since 2000 and I would tell my friends to go to Clayton Homes. The sales reps from Clayton Homes were okay and the interaction with them was fine. When you come from one home that used to be a model home and was bought 12 years ago when they were cheaper at that time but you got more for the price to what they’re selling now with the dark floors and stuff, it’s a change that you have to get used to. I like the trailer I have now but at first it was just dark. When I first came there, the repairman came out due to a major issue such as stuff that happens when you move the trailer into a lot. But since then he has been out twice to fix things here and there and he is the best I've ever had.

I've had many problems here at Clayton Homes. I still have problems in here, things that should have been caught before the home ever left the factory. I'm handicapped in some ways and I'm not able to get down on the floor and look on the cabinet, but I had somebody here working for me and trying to repair some of these problems. And he asked me if I knew I had a big hole in the back of the cabinet. I managed to look and there was a 6 x 6 hole in the wall where the countertop is, next to the refrigerator, down on the bottom build. I can't get down 'cause I can't get up after. The insulation is showing and I could see the wire. They put the thing where you can charge your cellphones, which is fantastic, but they just left the hole there and they never repaired it. And on the inside of my cabinet, it's stapled together on the backside. They have writings on the cabinets where they were measured. It was like they were writing down notes.

The consultants at Clayton Homes have been helpful and they seem knowledgeable. They explained the home purchase pretty well. The communication was good. They had a representative there that I have a card and phone number. And sometimes she calls me, sometimes I call her if I have any questions. But they always address them in a kindly manner. There were just some things that I feel like should have been done in the factory better than they were done in some construction things in the house. I talked to where we bought the home and they came out and fixed it. And they did agree that it was an issue with the manufacturer. I’m satisfied and they did a good job. So go check it out.

We were looking for what we wanted and this was going to be our retirement home and my wife and I both liked this one. Clayton Homes was awesome and topnotch. They were very good and did what they say they were gonna do. They helped me when they could and I appreciate them. I wouldn’t be reluctant to go back to see them. They were a good dealership to work with and I had a good experience with everybody I dealt with out there.

Everybody at Clayton Homes has been really good to me. I went in and talked to Tammy who's been friendly with everybody. She takes care of people how they're supposed to be taken care of and waits on everybody. The guys back her up too. I went to three houses and a lot of the same units don't look like a double wide, but look like a regular house which is really nice. I kept going back to the first house I went to and ended up buying that one.

In 2008 we bought our first new home from Clayton mobile homes Hattiesburg, MS. We were in heaven... finally a place of our own we could live the rest of our days in. Within the first week we noticed cracks in the ceiling on every drywall joint. No problem. They sent someone to fix. A few months later I noticed the porchlight globe was full of water. So I caulked around the light and thought it fixed. Next rain full again. Only one place could be coming from... Inside the wall. Then front door would leak. Now it's completely rotted out. Rained stains in every room.

I went out riding around as I was looking for a modular home and I happened to stop at Clayton Homes. I liked the way the home looked, the people that I dealt with, and their courtesy and knowledge. It was exactly what I wanted and that’s the reason that I bought one. The consultants were excellent and did different things. The man that did the appraisal and a lot of the paperwork and the woman knew her business and seemed to know more about everything including all the paperwork that had to be done too.

I bought my home almost 10 years ago, but at year 6 I started having problems with the floor on whole back section of the house. It started with 1 it seemed like sinkhole, but then another showed up. Have had it looked at under the house and there are no leaks anywhere to cause any floor damage. Everything looks fine underneath, but at the surface it is all falling in, everywhere you step there are soft sink spots and some are large. Have called manufacturing plant that made this home, but no one will return my calls. I need to know what is going on. I am disabled and my floor is very uneven. After the end of the 1st year I called the sales office to see if someone would be coming to adjust the leveling and they told me no. My former house, they releveled after 1 year and I never had any problems. I just want someone to take my floor seriously. I Did not have a custom built 85,000 dollar house to have these kind of problems.

I checked places that service with Clayton Homes because I like their model. I found the one in Lowell because I lived in Tulsa at the time and the salesman was very helpful. I wasn't quite sure about the one in Lowell so I went to another dealer in Missouri they were nice, but they were not as workable in helping me and helpful as the one in Lowell. And so I paused for a little bit. I used the dealer in Lowell and the salesman listened exactly to what I was needing and wanting and did the paperwork. They're good and their customer service especially is above and beyond. And then everything was on time. I was kept up on the process and I was also called by Vanderbilt, and they were really great and helped me a lot, too. Nothing was delayed and I got everything that I was supposed to get. They followed through and Sherri was amazing.

I had numerous problems from the beginning. I was working with one salesperson, she started my process and then quit. I then because I needed a home, worked with the Sales manager, who helped me finalize my home plans. I put money in escrow on Sept. 1st, not a very cheap single wide 90K. 16x60. Went back a couple of times to clarify things, as between the first person and second person things got put in incorrectly. They told me 5-8 weeks. Home arrived on site just before Thanksgiving. The person who delivered it hit the home in the posts in the of driveway, and got stuck. So they set the home on the supports. I paid for brick skirting. It went up to about 6 inches from the frame, a quite large gap. So they came out and covered it with a "Belly Band" is what they call it. Contractors were very rushed and tired. Work was sloppy.

We were in search of a place and we weren't 100% sure about our credit, so we went to Clayton Homes in Evans, Colorado and hooked up with a man named Tony. He went through the process very thoroughly, very clearly and answered every one of our questions. He asked us how much we wanted to put down and we told him the amount. He told us that even if we didn't have the best credit in the world, with that type of downpayment, we could definitely be able to get in. He worked up the numbers, and then it turned out to be right exactly what I could deal with. It all went through pretty quick and easy. And he did quite a few follow-up phone calls and making sure that everything was good. He still keeps in contact today. And I highly recommend Clayton Homes to anybody who might be looking for a mobile home.

Clayton is the way to go for those that want to put a house up and get in it real quick. We went up there and once we got the down payment, the house was up and ready. The lady that sold us was real nice and helpful. They always call you back real quick and get back to you. Even with some stuff that might not have been right after we bought the place, we call them and they'll be out in a day or two to fix it, so I'm real pleased with that. It was a really good experience.

I've had nothing but good experiences with Clayton. We decided to buy a home from Melissa and we really liked the way she took care of everything. She knew by talking to us exactly what we were looking for. The home buying process was very easy. We had trouble getting permits and I was about ready to give up, but the people at the office, especially Melissa, kept digging until we got everything straight. We've been living in the house for eight to nine months and it's very nice. My wife fell in love with it as soon as she walked in. When most people walk in, they don't realize it is a modular double wide type home until we tell them. The quality is very good. Whenever I call, the Clayton reps are right there and they don't give me a runaround. They come right out and fix whatever little problem we have and I'm very pleased with everything.

We worked with Tammy from Clayton Homes for years. She helped us for a year to plan on the purchase of our home and she was absolutely wonderful. And all the other people that worked at Clayton Homes have been great in helping us as well. The very first initial meeting that we had with Tammy and everyone at Clayton Homes was six years ago. We didn't come back for a couple of years. But during the whole time, they've been very helpful in helping us get ready to purchase our first home.

I worked with Christy and I gave her a hard time about the mobile home last September, but she has been great to work with and we became friends because we were dealing with each other for so long. She was very personable and helped me with anything I needed done. I was looking for a 14 x 60 trailer and after talking to Christy, she told me that she can get me a good deal on one but we had to order it already because they were out of them. By the time that I got mine, she ordered five of them and got four. And they were gone withing 30 days.

We went down a few years ago to Clayton Homes and looked at one of the homes. With the way finances and stuff were, we weren't able to do anything at the time. So, once we saved up some more money, we went to buy it. We had really good interactions with the people who worked through Clayton. Anytime we had an issue or questions, they've always been right there and upfront. They told us how things was going to be and helped us out tremendously. The people they contract out to come to do repairs on the home have done really good, too, as far as their work.

My mom and dad bought a home from Clayton Homes. Then, I went and talked to them and got along pretty well with the people. They helped me out and I decided to go with them because they were great. The buying process was simple and easy. We paid the down payment, got with them, and they brought the trailer out. Two weeks later, it was set up and ready to go. And anything we've needed and called them about, they responded quickly. They've got out there and fixed anything we needed to be fixed. It has been wonderful. I'd tell others to go with Clayton Homes because they do it fast and it's painless.

Shortly after my home was set up, I noticed a leak in the ceiling over the bathtub. I called the dealership, someone came out and it was "fixed". The next time it rained I decided to take a look. Leaking still. I called one of my neighbors who does roofing to take a look. He said that there were loose shingles and that the drain pipe had been put in backwards. He fixed the problem. No more leaks. I called the dealership to tell them this and they were quick to say that it was not true. Yesterday, I had my neighbor come back to fix another leak in the kitchen window. Of course I am concerned that the water is going in between the siding and inside wall which he said was possible. It appears that the materials on the home don't meet as they should. I have two neighbors with Clayton Homes that have also had the same problem.

Everything has been wonderful with Clayton Homes. We picked out a home that was on the lot and we really loved it. It came when they said it would and it's a beautiful home. Cara, our consultant, was great and even gave us her cellphone number. She said that if we needed anything or didn't feel like we were getting what we needed, we could call her directly and she'd get on it. But we’ve never had to go that route. If a friend would ask us about Clayton, we'd tell him to go down there and talk to Cara. She brought in her supervisor, too, and he was part of all of the paperwork. So everything was right at the table, right when we needed it, and they were very open.

I am very satisfied with Clayton Homes. About 20 years ago, we bought a mobile home and it was quite a trying experience. We thought we were buying a mobile home that included a deck, steps, air conditioning, and all the good stuff. Then we found out when we went to close that there were things that weren't included and we had to pay an extra $4000. Another dealer that I talked with previously to Clayton Homes said he would come look at my trade-in. But he wouldn’t give me any concrete prices as far as what the deal was going to cost, and when he was going to come by.

When I bought a brand new unit from Clayton Homes, my home consultant was perfect. After it got installed, they made their last look around and took care of little issues of any sort that might not be exactly right. But after that, it was a done deal and they washed their hands off. I had to go ahead and change out six plugs because of faulty workmanship on the electrical on the inside of the mobile home. I took care of it and I didn’t make an issue of it. But Clayton might have to look into something of that sort where they could make a happy customer happy because he shouldn’t be responsible for that. So, I was satisfied with the home buying thing but Clayton has a flaw in their system that they need to try to take care of. Other than that, they got good service and I'd tell a friend to buy a home from them.

I would highly recommend Clayton Homes. The whole staff down there was excellent. If we had questions, we’d call. In the beginning, we thought of buying a home but when we went there to see what stuff they had and after Angie explained their process, we ended up not doing the house. Also, we changed our mind a couple of times about which mobile home we wanted, and they didn’t hesitate to fix it and resubmit it. The whole process took a month. It was really good.

My wife bought a Clayton home in 2003 from Conway. She picked that one out and we had it moved. Unfortunately, with Conway, we had a terrible experience and we had dedicated ourselves to not going to go back there. But knowing that we needed a bigger home now, I decided that I'd drive by there and see what they had. I tried to work with them but I did not feel that it was a good place for me to do business. So I drove to Florence one Saturday with my wife where they had several manufactured homes. I got to meet with the folks from Florence and I have nothing but good things to say about them and their level of service from Andy, Stacy and Happy who oversaw everything. As a matter of fact, I tell anybody that lives in the Myrtle Beach, Conway, Georgetown and the Andrews area that the hour and 15-minute drive to Florence is well worth it.

A few months ago we decided to give Clayton Homes in Charlottesville Va a try, we went in and met a guy named Michael. He sounded like he knew what he was doing in the beginning and we trusted him. He rushed us for the deposit and we did everything he asked on time! Once he received our deposit he never contacted us back unless we pressured him! We had chosen a land that we wanted and we even got down with our pre approval process. He never checked on us and he never went and found out about the land like he said he would in two days. He lied! And because of him we lost the land we wanted and when I emailed him about it he said that he would get info on the land and this is over a month after he said he would have gotten it done!

If I ever run into anybody wanting to get a home, I would definitely suggest Clayton Homes. The home buying process was excellent. Darnell was my salesman and Mike was the manager. I was in contact with all of them and they made the experience perfect. As far as the forms that they needed, Darnell helped along every step of the way. He was able to fax, email and do whatever he needed to do to make it as easy as possible for me to buy a home.

The Clayton Homes consultant was very professional, letting me know how everything was working out and trying to inquire everything about me. They kept us informed on everything and what we were approved for. He also kept me in contact. The application took two and a half weeks at the most, but everything worked for the best. It was a good experience.

Clayton Homes have been good when things need to be fixed and they're good about coming out quick. The whole process took six months. And the people I worked with gave a lot of information and stayed on calling me back, as well as texting me. If a friend would ask about them, I recommend they go to the Lexington location.

Clayton Homes have good people and they take care of you. I was going down the Interstate to buy a trailer from somebody, but I drove by Clayton Homes when I got on the service road so I turned around, went back, and called in. Michelle was the exceptional sales lady who showed me everything they had on the lot and I picked out one and bought it. I paid cash for the trailer and they delivered it in about a week and a half then they came back to put the steps in. I've enjoyed the trailer ever since I've been in it and it is a nice trailer. Everything works.

The home buying process at Clayton was wonderful. We were very welcome. The seller, Brent, treated us just like family the whole time we were there. Anything that we asked, he was able to answer. He took care of me, my wife and our girls very well. The process was done within weeks. Also, whatever we felt like we wanted to change about our home, they complied with it very well. Instead of getting the underpinning and the steps, we took the money and we put a fireplace in our home. I was able to save money in that situation because it was going to cost so much to get the underpinning and the steps. And it was actually cheaper to get the fireplace instead of those two. Plus I put the underpinning and steps in myself.

The Clayton Homes representative I met with did well. He was really nice, polite, and worked with us very well. With the home buying process taking about a week, we purchased a home and had it brought in. They set it up pretty well but the siding man worked by himself and we ended up figuring how to pick up. He didn’t nail it on good, so I took it upon myself to reapply to the house and put it back together. Everything else was a go. I’d recommend Clayton Homes but I'd tell the others to inspect after they set it up to make sure they’re happy with what they bought.

We are getting older and so we looked at houses down at Harrisburg. When we came, we just decided we wanted a Clayton Home since we knew where it is at. So, we looked at the homes two or three different times, and we found one we like. The people there were just as nice as they could be. They helped us in every way they could and we went ahead and got the home in. They brought it down and set it up, and if we had any problems with it, we just call them up and they come down and fix it. They took really good care of me and they fixed the house the way I wanted it. The process takes about five months. It took that long to get it set up because in the state of Illinois we have some taxes that we had to wait for them to get it all through, more or less just the paperwork.

I am very satisfied with both the home buying process and the home consultant at Clayton Homes. They were very knowledgeable and I would recommend them.

I went with what was closest to me and the home buying process at Clayton Homes was quick and easy. The consultant kept me up to date, made sure everything was going good and asked if I needed anything quite often. Plus the quality of the home is good.

I called Clayton Homes and talked to Ron to ask some general questions. When we went up there to Sulphur Springs, I asked for him. He sat us down and started talking about what we wanted, what we needed, and getting the basic information. Then we started looking. It went quickly. We were going to finance it. However, I decided that I was just going to buy it so my son would have a place to live and not have to worry about anything, so I paid for the house in cash. From the time we did that until it was put in place, it was a month and a half. Ron was straightforward and he had answers to everything. Then Donahue came in and we just had a great time with him. They were wonderful to work with.

The reps at Clayton Homes were wonderful. They sat down with me and helped me out step-by-step. They took their time and went over everything thoroughly. With the stuff I didn't understand, I asked them and they helped me through it, and broke it down to where I would understand it. It was an easy process and they made me feel comfortable in every move I made. The whole process was pretty quick and I was 100% satisfied.

Factory Product Shoddy - Buckeye - Purchased our Clayton Home and had it delivered in October of 2017. Due to drop ship no clean up was done to the outside or inside of the home. Normal shipping problems such as cracks can be expected and the factory sends someone to fix items such as this. However, there are so many issues with this home, I'll try to list as many as I can. The factory paint job is so poor can't even call it a paint job. Overspray everywhere, nothing was taped off to paint. Paint is on the floors, cabinets, toggle switches and lights, fire alarms, no caulking in the home including door jams, baseboards, etc. There is drywall tape visible in many areas. Did not clean the floors before applying the tiles on the floor so there are dimples under the tiles. Paint on outside vent from the dryer has peeled off. The hot water heater door is made of particle board and is expanding.

Where do I start with the bill and Steven BS from Lubbock store. I don't think they ever were honest with me. After initial sales agreement price was increased 5 times all with the same excuse. One of which, 10,000.00 increase, they didn't even communicate. It just showed up on closing documents. Now 6 months after closing they ask for another sales agreement saying deal is done but we need this for our records. It was for 7,000.00 less than closing cost. There was issue with linoleum bill. Said he'd get me a cash settlement on it. Never happened. I asked for them to get on roof and check a spot. Bill stood in yard and said, "Oh no. It looks great." I've been in construction either full time or as side work for close to 25 years and knew he couldn't tell from there.

Clayton Homes was something that I knew. There was also Palm Harbor but it was expensive. Across the street from them was Crown Homes but I haven't heard good things from them. I went to Clayton and had a pretty good home buying experience. The process took two months from the time we went in there and started paperwork until we actually got the house. It was pretty quick and it was pretty smooth from beginning to end. And the people at Clayton Homes informed me on everything, always answered and I could just call them whenever. The built of the house was nice and there's nothing that I dislike about it.

I was very satisfied with the home buying process at Clayton Homes and I was very happy with the home consultant. They stepped in, took care of us and did an excellent job. We lost our house in a fire and we ended up getting this place. The staff at Clayton Homes were wonderful, caring and considerate folks. They called me once a week and also let me know when it was ordered and the day it was going to be set up. They told me a couple of days in advance to make sure everything was ready since the home was coming. They worked hard to get it here and get it set up as fast as possible so we would have a place to live. I would recommend Clayton Homes to anybody.

I went down to several different places and Clayton made me the best offer. They had what we needed. It was just a rental place and they were a little bit cheaper, a thousand dollars cheaper than the other two places I checked. Clayton had some things that went with it and pushed it over the top. I bought it and they were really good about setting it up. Everybody was really good, even the guys that set it up. The salesman was nice too. I paid cash for it. They told me what they’d cover, what they'd do, and the warranty. But I didn’t have a warranty because it was a rental. Everything went smoothly and worked out. We had a couple of little things but they came and fixed it. It was easy for us and I was pleased.

We looked at several different places and we really liked the house with Clayton Homes. Their home buying process was good and we liked it. Everything worked out well. The appraisal and title work took a long time, but that had nothing to do with Clayton. Their team did a good job and they were quick to get back with us if we called. They were realistic on everything and we didn’t have any surprises. We were also able to customize the home a little bit. Clayton Homes was easy to work with and I would recommend them.

We checked around and thought that we got the most for our money with Clayton. The home buying process and their consultants were good. They helped us out quite a bit and they even told us about the information that we needed to straighten out for us to qualify. The salesman had dropped the keys then we called him back and asked for the master keys for the lock. Also, we worked out a deal for some additional furniture. There was a defect that we found and repaired it, after that removed it, and they got that done quickly. They were able to address all my questions and concerns through the whole process and I have recommended them to some friends. If you're looking for a mobile home, Clayton probably got what you're looking for and they'll help you out as much as they can.

I'm younger and Clayton made it easier for me to buy a home and the process was great. Everywhere else was more complicated. Their home consultants were very good and Michelle was really hyped about everything. There were no difficulties working with Clayton and I'd tell my friends that they are very good and to definitely go with them.

My best friend got her house from Clayton Homes. Her mother works there and we've heard a lot of good things about them so when we were looking, that was where we went. We also talked to another place in the past couple of years and we had talked to a realtor and looked at a couple of houses, but this was what we decided to do with the land that we have my husband grew up on, so we love our neighbors already and didn't want to move.

Last September, we worked with Clayton Homes and we were very satisfied with their home buying process. Alan, our home consultant, was pretty cool. He cared about us like we was family, stayed in touch with us throughout the whole process, and made it real easy. If I had any questions, they answered them. And if they didn’t know the answer, they'd find it for me. They also didn't beat around the bush like how other companies do. Their process was on point which was what we wanted. I've got a couple of buddies at work that I've told about Clayton Homes and they're going to look into it.

I was impressed with the sales person I dealt with. Scott ** was knowledgeable, friendly, helpful and guided me through the entire home buying process. He and Phil ** worked together to quickly resolve a few punch list items and they followed up quickly to resolve any items that arose. I purchased a Giles home and, while it was not the most expensive home, neither was it the least expensive. Overall I am very pleased with the quality of the home and the value for the money. I’ve been so pleased that I have encouraged a few of my friends to visit Clayton Homes when they are ready for a new home.

My mother is elderly and I needed to move from Louisiana. So, my husband said that we should stop by there and look at the homes. We went to another housing company down the road on Presley and didn't have a good experience. They didn't even ask to write up anything to see if we would be able to be financed. We waited a while then decided to go to Clayton. We went there on a Friday and found out that Saturday morning that we were approved.

The home buying process with Clayton Homes was wonderful. They sat down, explained to us, and if we ever had any questions, we called or went over there and visited with them. They were very, very informational and the customer support was great. We upgraded our bathroom, got a dual sink, and we chose the flooring and the layout. And we could pick out whatever we wanted. The only downside was that we couldn't look at this exact home because there wasn't a model out there. But they let us see a layout that was very similar to it and that helped out a bunch in giving the size and square footage of the rooms. I love our home. It's very open, spacious, and meets and exceeds all of our needs.

Clayton Homes was very organized and upfront. We bought a mobile home for our grandkids and they love it. The home buying process from the get-go to the closing was perfect. Their boss, Dawsley was the one we worked with and he was great. He had extreme amount of patience, too. We knew everything that was going to go on and nothing changed. Plus, we didn’t have any questions by the time we left the home consultant. They met their dates and worked with us on everything. My wife is a CPA and I own a business. So, we're very critical and we know how businesses run. We wanted to make sure and Clayton met all our expectations. We also had a problem with one minor door and they were out the next day for that. They did everything right. We had a really good experience and we'd tell others that Clayton is the place to buy a mobile home.

After getting our approval with the bank and paying the contractor it was nearly impossible to get a hold of the contractor and the guy that was working with us. We would call/email and never get a call or email back. We left a message a few days ago and have not yet heard back from anyone. It's been about a week now. It had became so frustrating trying to get someone to call us back. We have up with Clayton Homes. We live in Missouri and went to the Clayton Homes of Festus.

I went to Clayton and my sales representative was Misty. We sat down and talked about different prices, different homes and what I was looking for. And when I was looking at the home trying to figure out which one I wanted, she tried to get me with the loan. We got the loan and Misty worked with me on that and began all the process. She was very helpful. The first of the year and maybe two months after we had started in the process, I was about to give up and she kept telling me not to give up. She kept me going. It was a very long process and my patience isn’t that long. I kept right on it and she helped me through it a lot.

I'm very dissatisfied with Clayton Homes. We've had the home for eight months now and I've had them out to fix stuff five times at least. I needed the straps to be tightened underneath so the floor doesn't have that burl. They did it one time but they told me to call them back after a couple of months and they would come do it again. But I ain't ever been able to get them out here. Also, the little strips they put down on my wall would not stay up either because they're cut too long so they burl up after a while and they pop the little staples out. I also got a crack going down the kitchen ceiling. It ain't but about six feet long, but it's still there.

The home buying process with Clayton was first class. From my salesman and the manager, they were nice and polite and sold a good product. The sales rep was great. She went out of her way to do extra little things that most people wouldn’t. Same way with John. He would do the little things that when they were seeing something coming up or a question, they went and got literature and had it ready. I was pleased with the service there at Muskogee. If anybody ever asked where I got my home, I’d be the first one to send them to John’s way. I got some things that needs to be fixed on it at this point in time, but I haven’t called in and let him know about it. There’s always some wrinkles to be worked out and things. But other than that, everything’s been good.

We're happy with Clayton Homes. Our guy's name was Mike and he has been very helpful in anything that we’ve needed help with in getting things taken care of in the house once it was put on the property. He also answered every question that we asked and we had lots of questions since this was a new experience for us. Also, no matter how many times we asked the same question, Mike never got annoyed or acted like we were a problem. The people at Clayton Homes were very helpful and courteous as well. They didn't know if we were buying the place until we actually signed the paperwork, but the whole time they acted as though we were a customer already.

I was researching because I knew that I was going to look for a place. I looked it up on the Internet and I just decided that I was going to drive down the road, and whatever place that stuck out to me, was the place I was stopping at, and that's how I came to know about Clayton. Todd was the one that met me when I went in first and I told him exactly what I was expecting and that I wanted to get a place for our family and stuff like that. I explained our family situation to him, my needs, and he took me into one of the best possible home that would work for us and that we would be more likely to be approved for, and we discussed it all.

The home buying process at Clayton Homes was fine and their professionalism is good. They worked with me in regards to taking me through all the steps I needed to go through for the purchase of the home. The consultant was very friendly and willing to answer any questions I had. But I have a concern in reference to the timeframe it takes for Clayton to come out for what issue has to be addressed in terms of once I inform the home center of an issue. For instance, with my particular home, there was an issue with the doors. It was the manufacturer's responsibility to address the doors properly and it took six months for them to actually fix the issue.

We had a great experience with Clayton Homes. The home consultant, Malcolm, was very convincing and a really nice person. He arranged everything and had the people all lined up to get the trailer in. All aspects of our home purchase were explained thoroughly. We just accepted the house that we found. It was fairly good colors and it was the kind of decor we had in our old home. But right now, we have a problem in the house. We have a big leak and we haven't been back down there since June. But we've got to get that straightened out. We've talked with Malcolm and Eddie and they were good. Malcolm answered all the questions I asked and if I had a question, he would get back to me in five to ten minutes. If a friend asks, I'd tell them to go down to Alders Beach and look up Malcolm at Clayton Homes.

If you're looking to buy a home, go to Clayton Homes and you'll be put in one. Clayton Homes was family friendly when we got there. I liked the way they interacted with us and the home consultant was awesome. I love him. He took care of mostly everything in the home buying process and it was real smooth. All we did was sign some papers. We tried to customize the home in the beginning but it didn’t work out too well for us because the home we ordered was not the home that we got. We went with another home, but for the most part the experience was good.

I went to Clayton and I told them the price range I was looking at. I also told them what I wanted such as the bedrooms and the location of where it would be going. Their rep walked me through five different models on the lot and I picked the one I wanted. I got the financing, went back up there and brought him the check part and they made it on out here. Anything that I needed doing, I called and let them know. Within 24 hours or so they would call me back and set up an appointment to come out here. I didn't have any waiting time and they've been totally awesome.

I was interested in a certain trailer model and I went with Farmington after trying three Clayton Homes. I was interested with the one in Chino Valley but I just wasn’t ready for the home yet. And then when I was ready to buy the second one they added a lot of things extra to it. I had already did an application through Glendale and then I went to Farmington, and I told them I already had an application and I was approved.

I rode by and saw that Clayton Homes. We did our own research and they just had exactly what we wanted. It was a new model home that was built before a certain time where Maryland mandated sprinkler systems in your home. The home buying process was great. The saleslady was there when we needed her. But I live right on the East Coast of Maryland and we're having a major wind storm right now. I've got shingles blowing off of it. At this point I'm not real happy about that. But we're going to address that when we get through the storm. I'd still tell others they can't go wrong by using Clayton Homes.

We'd been living in an apartment, paying $450 for a rundown dump and my wife said we gotta go to Clayton Homes. When I first went in, there was one home we looked at and they told us we could have that one for a certain price. We wound up buying the third one and it cost a little bit more than what we wanted. The rep Jennifer told us we could get off the lot for $650 and I wound up paying $715, which we're struggling with. Another thing I did not like was when the home came to us, it had no curtains. From what I was told, the home was supposed to come with them. So, I had to go out and buy curtains to put in. But everything was good besides that. I have no credit, and they worked with me and got me into the home. I had a good experience overall and I would refer somebody to them in a heartbeat.

I had a wonderful experience with Clayton Homes. Tyrone was my home consultant and he was a little sweetheart and a really good man. He’s got a personality and a sense of humor. If people don’t have a sense of humor, they’re fuddy-duddy. And called him a bunch because I had to get other people to get out there and deliver our house. There had been so much waiting. We’re out in the middle of an old cow pasture and it’s where our business is set up at. I didn't know when they were going to bring our home out. Once it's here, they still have to get it up and everything. So I called Tyrone back and he told me he was going to find out and would call me back. He always calls me back.

Clayton Homes was very helpful even to the point of rearranging their schedule to come out and look at different pieces of property that we were looking at for possibilities for locating our home. My husband and I were very satisfied. Everybody helped us. The manager dropped everything including interviewing people that he wanted to hire. He rearranged the schedule to come out and look at the property and then the office manager went out of her way to make sure that we have what we needed, especially scheduling the service guys who came out and fixed the little things that we found.

My purchasing experience with Clayton Homes has been smooth and extremely easy. Their sales rep was very informative. She always stayed ahead of the game, letting me know what was going on. I never had to call up and see when the trailer was coming, I see when they were coming to do the skirting. I bought my mobile home from Lane Thomas in Hammond and dealing with them was a big mess, but dealing with the Clayton rep was a breeze. Once we got the home, my little sister did all the updates in it. We upgraded the stove and refrigerator, we changed the flooring and some of the bathroom fixtures. I love Clayton and I actually told two friends of mine that if they were going to buy a mobile home, they should see my rep at Clayton. She's the best. And my friends actually went to Clayton to buy mobile homes from her.

I went in and saw the product of Clayton Homes and I liked it. I bought a furnished model and everything is great. When I had some issues they came back and took care of it. We did long distance home buying process because that's our second home and we're from Florida and this was in South Carolina and it was very simple. The salesman was very good. He explained everything well and I just did most everything by FedEx.

Clayton showed us several different homes when we went in there and we finally picked one out. Then I told them exactly what color I wanted inside and out. The salesman told us that we could change the color of the outside which was what they did. They went through everything and followed through on all their promises. They were very helpful, polite and understanding, and they answered all my questions and made sure I understood every little detail when we did the closing because I had to have it explained to me or I wouldn’t sign papers. They were great and I had no problems.

Clayton Homes of Hattiesburg, MS. This company is nothing but liars. They tell you they will do whatever they can to make you happy but then go back on their word. Their solution to a problem is to stick a block under the skirting. And blame the customer saying it is their responsibility to fix now. I wish I could go back and never do business with them. Please search around and find someone else to do business with that will treat you with respect and not lie to your face.

This is the second home I bought from Clayton Homes in less than three years. I shopped around and looked at stuff in person, and I liked Clayton Homes' salesman. He did all right. However, some of the appliances in them were not good, especially the dishwasher. I planned on buying two more, as a matter of fact, in the next few years but I won't buy another one with a dishwasher. They're junk. I had a guy come out. We were looking at one dishwasher, from the first time we turned it on, it leaked and they still haven't fixed the bowl underneath the dishwasher that got damaged by that water leak. It was extremely disappointing. I won't buy another one with a dishwasher in it.

Had a meeting with the manager and resolved the problems that led up to this review. The manager was very helpful and did a great job in getting this issue resolved. There was a lack of communication on both mine and their part. We have now come to a agreement and have worked out all the problems with this issue. I myself was too quick to make a decision on what was going on without all proper parties involved. The deal is now being done and after a word with the manager I feel confident in the purchase of this home that it will be the correct move in the right direction. Hats off to the manager for sitting down and discussing this with me.

Everything was great with Clayton Homes and I was very satisfied with my experience. I went to their place and looked, then I decided on what I wanted. After, we went in their office, sat down, talked about a price, and agreed on the price. About a week later, I brought them my money and three days after, they were doing the groundwork to get everything ready. It took about two weeks from the time I paid them to get everything put in and set up. During that time, if I needed anything, I had their office and cellphone numbers. If they couldn't get my call, they'd call me back within five minutes. They also treated me like family and I didn't feel out of place. It was the easiest thing I'd ever had to buy and I didn't even have to haggle on the price. If you’re in West Tennessee and need to go buy a mobile home, you should go to Clayton in Lexington.

Clayton Homes was easy to work with. They set everything up and got me on the right track of doing everything I needed to do. They worked with me and if I got a problem, they'd answer as soon as they could or they'd find somebody that could answer it for me. The guy that sold me the house was easy to talk to and always answered the phone or if he was not there whenever I left my name and number, he always called right back as soon as he could. There were little problems after the house was done but when I called them about it, they fixed them right away.

Clayton Homes has been local forever and I know some guys there. I liked Timmy who is the manager and I dealt with him as well as Dave. We had some hiccups because of my financial situation because I'm self-employed and got multiple entities and it made a little more complex than normal than if I just had a paystub. But other than that, the home buying process went good.