Clayton Homes Reviews

We went to all of the home builders in the area and Clayton Homes had the best selection and customer service. They led us through the whole process from the beginning to the end and it was really seamless. They didn't pressure us at all either. We also had open access to everybody in the whole process. They were right there so it was very good. The general manager was right there with them as well. We worked with Rico and we were impressed with his openness, candor and willingness to work with us on what we wanted in the home.

My husband and I bought a home from Clayton Homes for my mom. At the time, they had affordable pricing. We dealt with a very professional home consultant and everything about the purchase process went smoothly. Currently, my mom lives in the home but whenever she puts in a request for repair, she does not feel that it is addressed quickly or if someone comes out, they tell her that a part has to be ordered. She has to chase them down to get things done.

I lost my house in a fire and we were trying to decide what to do. A friend mentioned about Clayton Homes and we decided to go that route. I'm happy overall with the home buying process and it took about 4 months from beginning to end. I signed papers really quick but waiting on the house to be ready was what took the longest and it wasn’t no time hardly. My home was based off of a lot model and other than getting the basic carpet, everything is great. The Clayton representatives were all awesome to work with and Clayton made my experience super easy.

My sister and I inherited my parents' properties and we have three rental properties that have homes (an older trailer and a mobile home) on them. We wanted to replace one, so we went through two or three different manufacturers to look at homes. We worked with Clayton and they worked with us beautifully. They did everything we asked and bent over backwards to help us out any way they could. We wanted to change a little of the way the trailer was set up (take one wall out), and they did that for us. Ed and Bill were excellent to work with. We have another home we will replace within the next two years, and we'll definitely be going to Clayton Homes. We had a very good experience with them.

Clayton Homes is a great company. Everybody that I had talked to liked the way their homes were built better, and this is the second trailer that some of them have had. They had gone with another company and the same with me, too. I had went with Fleetwood. There were more options with Clayton Homes, and they weren’t as plain on the inside. I dealt with Cassidy, Roger and Steven and they were very easy to work with. They talked out all my concerns and then gave me different ideas I wouldn’t have thought of. Casey, the guy we bought the home from, was really knowledgeable on everything, even though he was really new. He was very personable too. He would text me back if I texted him, or if he missed a call from me because he was with another client, he would call me right back.

I had made up my mind that I was gonna get a mobile home. I’ve had one in the past, so I stopped at Clayton Homes. There’s a mobile home dealer across the street from them as well. So, I went in and checked out both of them. And the people at Clayton were really helpful, they answered any questions, and they kept in touch with me. I felt like that was probably the best place for me to buy a mobile home.

The people at Clayton Homes knew their job, they were knowledgeable of what they do, and they guided me in the right direction. The communication throughout the home buying process was great. They kept up with us. Initially, we went around looking at others, but we didn't see anything that we liked, so we came back to Clayton Homes. The person who sold us the home was easy to talk to and took time with us to explain everything to us.

I am a Realtor in Klamath Falls, OR and recently represented a client in their purchase of a pre-set/never occupied Clayton Home. The Clayton Home contact was Ashley Nation. Her customer service is awful. She would not respond to real estate documents in a timely manner and needed to be contacted over and over and over. This put the close date out longer than necessary and my client had to live in a motel for over two weeks!

We got our first place from Clayton Homes. It was nice to get everything done but with getting any home, it was nerve-wracking trying to get everything together. But everybody that Clayton Homes had to do work up there was great and they did a good job. The only problem that we're having with the home is the guest bathroom. The commode doesn't work. Also, the water doesn't come out of the tub very well. It has always done that, but I think that when they turned the well on, it stocked a lot of sediment into the pipes. I'd put a filter on, but they turned the piping on with a brand new well. I would have been too glad to give them that filter to put on to get all that stuff off the pipe.

We lived in a Clayton home before and we bought another one when we moved. It was cheaper to buy a new one than trying to move the one that we lived in. We stayed with their basic plan. We got along great with their home consultant and they did everything that we asked. But the whole process from beginning to end took a long time. We started in October, and we finally got our house in March. We didn't order it until November though. They tried everything they could to get it to us quicker. But that was right after the hurricane, and they were swamped. Also I have to call them about the air vents under the sink. We're getting odor back out of the sewer line. In spite of that, we've been well satisfied with Clayton. We would tell other people about it if they were looking for a mobile home.

My nephew got a house through Clayton Homes. I also tried a couple of manufacturers but they just talked and there was no action. So, my nephew told me to go get my deposit back and take it to Clayton Homes, and I did it. Within three weeks, they had the ball rolling and they were great because anything I wanted to know or any questions I had, they answered. All of them over there were very nice and very professional. The rep I worked with was really good, too. She cared about people, wasn’t all about just selling a home, and she helped me all she could. I got a nice home from them and I am greatly satisfied. The quality is great as well. Clayton is a good group of people who do all they can to help you get into a home. And if you have a problem with your credit, they know somebody that will help you. I would recommend them to everybody.

Clayton Homes was very helpful in telling me all the highlights of the home. I like the overall quality of the build of my home. Also, everybody was, so far, good. When I needed something to get fixed, the ones I needed to do it came right out and fixed it.

There’s a Clayton in Lake Charles, Louisiana and that one was horrible. The customer service wasn’t good. So, we went to the one in Iowa where they have more on the lot to look at. We met Miss Tammy, and it was all pretty easy after that. She was very helpful and she knew what she was talking about. If I called, she answered. Even now, she still keeps in contact with us. The manager Doug was very helpful too. The home we bought was what we were wanting at the time, and we like it.

The home buying process with Clayton Homes was very good, and everybody at my home center was fantastic to work with. Both the home center and the lenders went above and beyond to make sure I got put in a home. My home consultant, Brandon, was amazing. He tried what I asked him to try. If I called him back and said, “Hey, can we try this?” he was willing to try it. It took me a year to be able to get where I needed to be to finance a home, and he never gave up. He worked hard to get me where I’m at. The only thing is my home has a lot of very cheap finishes in it. The faucets, the trim, and the carpet are of very cheap quality. The quality of the home is not quite what it should be, but it’ll work.

The Clayton Homes representative who I bought a home from was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. My experience has been fine.

Joy was a gem. She had answers to every question I had, or she would find out if she didn’t know. I also understood what she was talking about. She’s been very attentive to me after the hurricane. The house is very nice and it's just the right size for me, my son, and my dogs. Clayton Homes is very good and they always try to take care of any problems if there are any. I’m happy with my experience with them.

I was looking for a place to buy a home and I went to different locations. I ended up going to Clayton and they gave me some really good service. The other place I went to wanted to sell me what they wanted, not what I wanted. They also didn’t wanna tell me the price because they wanted to tell me what I could afford. With Clayton, they pretty much explained how they worked and the prices. It took me a little bit of time to get back with them, but they were calling me if I was needing anything, how I was doing and what I thought about the sales. I love everything about my home. I've already recommended Clayton to three people that are probably gonna be heading over there.

My Clayton Homes salesman, Kenneth, was wonderful. He was very easy to deal with and didn’t make us feel pressured. He worked with us to get the best price. Clayton's home buying process was great. They came out and they fixed a couple of things. However, there were also a couple of things that they needed to do and I've contacted them and I haven't heard back from them. It's not a big deal but I'd like for it to be fixed.

I bought another Clayton Home several years ago and they provided good service. This time, the consultant we worked with communicated really well with us. And I’ve been really satisfied with the quality of our home.

I'm happy with Clayton Homes. I dealt with Brian through the process of buying my house and he was excellent. He went through and explained everything very carefully. If he told me he would do something, he stood behind his word. We got along real well. There's one thing though that I've got a concern about, which was because of the storm. I've got a small bulge in the floor, just right by the indication by the aisle. The last guy that came out to go over little things in the house that needed to be repaired was supposed to get back with me on that, but he has been on vacation all of a sudden in the middle of things.

We had been looking at homes and the people at Clayton really made us feel welcome. A lot of my family had bought from them before. Their reps helped us out and got everything we needed. Daniel was really nice and great to work with. He gave us his personal number and we could text him if we had any question. We could also call him anytime. We had to flip the whole house, given the way our land laid out, and they worked with us with that. We picked out the colors we wanted for the walls, the flooring, the cabinets as well as the countertop. I really like the home's quality, it's really good. We would highly recommend Clayton.

Clayton Homes' home buying process was good. Everything went thoroughly and I had no issues. Go to Clayton and buy a home.

Updated on 11/09/2018: Company contacts me asking for more information so they can help. I sent what was needed, even sent a follow up email making sure that they received the information. Ready for this NOTHING, no one answered shocking. Well to make a long story short I live in small town and know a few people wanting a home, 3 guesses who I will tell them to steer clear of, Clayton Homes. Wanted to give a negative star rating but sadly can’t.

Clayton Homes is a local place in town. It's about the only place we have for purchasing mobile homes. Their home buying process was straightforward. We went in, looked at several homes that were in our price range. They gave us help with financing, too. Our home consultants were great. They know about anything. It was a mother and son team. Devin, the son, had done everything, and then, when he wasn’t able to complete everything, his mom, Susan, stepped in and took everything over for us and worked everything out. She called several times and checked on us. If there were any questions I had, I didn’t hesitate to call Devin and asked him. I already talked to several friends about Clayton Homes lately and they had asked us about it and I've recommended them myself.

My husband and I choose to buy a modular house from this company and we are not satisfied with the quality of the product we paid for. The windows are the cheapest they can legally make, they let in so much cold air that we will have to apply plastic wrap just so we are not cold sitting or sleeping near them. They sent someone to “fix” the problem 3 times and it didn’t even do any good. The general contractor they work with in our area hires unprofessional subcontractors to do low-quality finishing work. The plumber they hired cut a pipe for our LP with a gaping hole which almost cost us our lives because it was leaking LP gas into our basement. We had to hire a professional ourselves to fix that problem.

I bought a home from Clayton and the guy who helped me was cordial. He showed me around well.

Clayton Homes' sales force was good. My sales person was excellent. We didn’t get a few things that we had asked for, but they’ve made it right. I’ve had the best experience dealing with Clayton. So, I’m very pleased with it. As a matter of fact, I got a guy that’s looking for a mobile home so I’m trying to get him to Clayton.

My father got his home from Clayton's years ago and some of the guys liked Clayton Homes so I went with them too and I had a good experience with them. The rep was nice, very friendly and he made me feel comfortable. Clayton homes are better and I'd recommend them.

Hello I am writing in regards to several issues I am having with my newly purchased Summit Plus Clayton home. I would like to first off state how polite everyone I have worked with has been. Wally the GM of the Mesa, AZ branch and Devon the sales consultant with the same branch. Although they have been polite and courteous I feel they are lying and do not care about anything other than the sale so they can make their money. I feel as if I have been sold a used car from a used car salesman by being fed lines like “I stand by our product” and “your home is structurally sound, it is just cosmetic”.

Some family friends had looked at buying a home from Clayton Homes and they informed my wife. They ended up not purchasing and went a different route, but we ultimately decided to go with Clayton. The process was good. Jeni, the sales rep, was outstanding and we enjoyed interacting with her. However, the mortgage company that they used wanted a bunch of stuff that we felt wasn’t necessary because my wife and I have extremely good credit. There was a lot of things going on with it. Even so, Jeni's customer service was top-notch. She was always there for us and responded very quickly. She was also informative and trustworthy.

We had a good experience with Clayton Homes. Their reps were great. I ordered our home the way we wanted it and the application and closing process took about five months. We had to get rid of the old home before we could put the new one in, but we were ready by the time I ordered our new home and got it here. I like the quality of our Clayton home.

I was very satisfied with the home buying process with Clayton Homes. The people at the Greenville location were very cooperative. I needed to get something put in quickly and they were very helpful in facilitating that and getting things going for me. Matt was my consultant and he talked to me after hours and we texted back and forth a lot, trying to get things put in. My home has a couple of issues but it has been very good and I like it.

I purchased a home from Clayton and it's amazing. Like any home, it had a couple of little issues here and there but the company has helped us with the process of fixing it. I worked with Jack, Nicky and Laura and all of them were awesome. They treated us like family. Laura, the one who sold us the house, also helped us get our loan. I would definitely recommend Clayton Homes.

The people at Clayton Homes were very good to deal with. The process took a little longer than I would’ve expected but the house is nice. The people had been very good coming to do repair work and we hadn’t had any problems. I advise anybody to go to Clayton Homes because they have been good to us.

At the time I bought my Clayton Home, it was a bad year because there was so much rain and they couldn't get things done. Also, since I got the home, there have been some things that need to be done with the island in the kitchen which haven't been taken care of yet. Nevertheless, I'm happy with the home minus the island. I recommend Clayton.

Buying a home from Clayton Homes was simple. I went in there and the lady showed me around. Patricia was my saleslady, and she was really friendly. She was really nice about everything and I didn’t have any trouble working a deal. She also called and checked several times about the home after we got it here. She was awesome.

The Clayton rep showed me a lot around the place, but I was lied to about my house on my initial purchase. Everybody else was always nice, though, and they had an excellent repair crew. Overall, I'm still satisfied with the home.

Clayton Homes was good to me and they were very informative. I worked with Scott and he was very nice and did exactly what he said he would do. They had a house I like, and it was a cheaper alternative than stick-built. I just revamped it a little bit. They had the bar coming off the wall, and I put it in the center. Anytime I had something wrong, Clayton came. I’ve not had any trouble with them. I had a door with a hinge that broke and I had a cabinet drawer that fell in, and they came and fixed those. I had some molding issues, and they came and fixed it, too. If I called and didn’t get them, they would call me right back. I have recommended Clayton a couple of times.

The Clayton Homes reps were friendly and they did good. I bought my home as it was and I'm okay with its quality. I still have an incident with the stove though. The bulk of the oven thing won't go all the way in and I told them they need to change that. Still, the home buying process with Clayton Homes was excellent.

I've known about Clayton Homes for years and years, just driving by and looking. Then one day I just stopped by there and, seeing what they had, I decided that I'm gonna go with them. Everything was good and the rep that I got was really excellent. She helped me out with any questions I had and she also helped me after the home was purchased. If I had any question or anything, she was always right there. Everybody was friendly, helpful and thoughtful.

I was very satisfied with Clayton Homes. Their reps did the best that they could. If I had any questions of any kind, they said to call them and they would be glad to answer them or walk me through whatever it was I need to know. I would go back and ask questions again and they helped me a lot. The only problem I'm having with the home is my backdoor. When it rains real hard, the rain is blowing in over the top of my backdoor. And from different ones I've talked to, they've had problems with them, too. I've talked to them about it. Also, a few days before a hurricane hit, I got out of the trailer. I felt like it was a good, sturdy home, but I didn't want to be there because I knew our power would go out. I would recommend Clayton to anybody interested in mobile homes.

I was looking into the marketplace and one of Clayton's people posted the house, so I looked at it. I liked its price and quality, and it was better than a lot of the other ones I looked at, so I went and bought it. The first visit I got from their rep was crappy but whenever I contacted the salesperson that I was originally talking with, he cleared everything and got it set up. And once we got everything set up, it was good. The application process was quick and easy. I paid them in full and I'm happy with the quality of the home I bought. They got everything worked out pretty well.

Clayton Homes' home buying process was great but we're not happy about how they put the home together. For the first couple of weeks that we're in here, they told us to find some things that are wrong and if there's anything, we have that first year of warranty where they come and fix everything. We did something to the lights in our bathroom and when my fiancé went to go take the lights down for us to change some stuff, he noticed that how they had hooked up the light and stuff were very wrong, which could have caught the house on fire. Every time I call the company in Hammond that we're going through and I need something done or if I need to get somebody out here, they're on the ball with things.

I always see Clayton Homes' lot when I drive through town. At times, we stop there and their reps are always friendly. I was buying a home and when I looked online, Clayton seemed to have the better of everybody. Buying from them was a no-brainer. Their rep, Bill, was the absolute best. He made sure we got exactly what we wanted, how we wanted it. The customer service has been beyond what I expected it to be. They allowed me to customize my home. I got to pick the wall color, flooring, countertops, and cabinets. I also got to choose how I wanted the layout to be in the mudroom area. I couldn't be happier with my Clayton. I wasn't expecting it to be good and solid but then it's sturdy.

Clayton Homes' buying process was very easy and simple. We liked it. Kim, the woman I dealt with, did a great job. We liked her a lot and bought two houses through her. Overall, the homes' quality is good and we're satisfied. Everything went well and we had a great experience.

Clayton Homes has better quality than other home manufacturers. I walked in and had a good interaction with the rep I dealt with. The home buying process was good.

When my wife and I were looking to move out of a two-storey condo into a one-floor place, we looked at low-income housing but found that it was too out of price for low income. We then looked at Clayton Homes on 291, first of two locations that we went to, and they could not have been worse. They were not helpful at all and they didn’t have samples. They told us to go online and check them. They kept wanting us to buy there and we kept going there because they were the only one that had the model home that we wanted. But we ended up going with a home through Clayton Homes in Greer and our experience could not have been better. When we pulled in the parking lot, David was up there. He was out of his chair in the lobby waiting for us. He was fantastic. He was very, very patient and he answered all of our questions, and my wife had lots of questions.

One time, we were shopping for a property. I had a realtor at the time who kept telling us there was nothing out there but then I saw Clayton Homes on Craigslist. So, I had the realtor meet us at Clayton and went from there in buying our home. The house we got was perfect and couldn't have been designed any better. Though the outside is great, the roof needs help. Based on the inspection of the roof by another contractor, Clayton didn't do the roof right. When they did the marrying together in the center, all they did was put a ridge cap going from side to side but there was no backing up there. Recently, we had hail which went through the roof like bullets. Without any backing, that is just going to happen again. Currently, I have a company through my insurance provider covering my roof to fix it the way it should have been. Still, Clayton was quick to respond to any other issues we had.

I was satisfied with the home buying process at Clayton Homes. The home consultant who helped me was very nice. She was knowledgeable and explained things to me.

The buying process was easy. The Clayton Homes reps did great and communicated very well. However the quality of the home was lacking. We had a linoleum floor and there were stuff under the linoleum coming through like nails and it had some cat marks on it. They reimbursed us but still we had to go through their process of having it done again. Also, in drawing the water out into the water system, they hid one pipe needed to get it all the way down where the guys that tie it in could see it. It never got tied in so it filled the duct up. Clayton came out and fixed that, but the factory needs to up their quality control. Despite that, I'd recommend Clayton Homes.

Everybody at Clayton Homes was super nice. They really worked with us. It was also great working with the representative who walked us through everything. The process was not a stressful experience at all like we’ve had before.

I needed homes for the property that I was buying and the closest town to us was Marshal. We drove into town and saw that Clayton Homes was set up there. We met the people there and got to talking. The buying and application processes were all good, as well as the home consultant. Though the Clayton I got is unlike the expensive custom homes my family has built in California, I've found that what I have is a good quality home for the price.

Our son who is a veteran shopped around for a mobile home. Eventually he chose to buy a Clayton since he wanted one with their floor plan. We helped him buy it and it was very easy. We signed the purchase agreement, a build agreement, and then we had to put a partial payment down. My wife and I are debt-free, so it was easy for us to get a home equity line of credit to be able to do that. On the other hand, our son couldn't get a VA loan until the house is built. So, we subsidized payments for him until Clayton got it built.

They're wonderful and everything possible that you could do for a client, they’ve done it to me on the good side. I felt really comfortable working with them 'cause they went over their limits. We went there, and the rep showed us the trailer. We liked the trailer and bought it. The rep had all the knowledge. On the other hand, I was disappointed with the guy that moved the trailer. I didn’t know that he would lay the trash and stuff around from the old trailer. He pulled the air conditioner thing out from the under the trailer, the vents thing under the trailer, and he left it lying opened up in there. Other than that, I'm well pleased with the manufactured home as well as with the people who came out here. They took care of easily the little problems that we had inside.

Updated on 01/23/2019: I have a Case # and I have yet to get my problem resolved. Can you tell me how long this usually takes? The people from TruMH in Alabama contacted me, and the repair guy has been in contact...but no one has repaired the mobile home yet!

The people at Clayton Homes were friendly. But it would’ve been nice to have a little bit better communication through the permit process though, because it took a lot longer than they said it would. Whenever I texted the home consultant, he would communicate. He didn't let me know if I didn't follow up though. But overall, I was happy with the process.

Buying a home from Clayton was very easy. I’ve used the local people who were a block away from where I lived all my life so I knew them very well and I trusted them. Rob, who recommended us to Clayton, knows a lot of other companies since he has sold real estate and manufactured homes before, but he likes Clayton. Brenda, the one who sold us the home, got us everything we wanted at about half the price. We got floors without carpet because we didn't want them. And she called us just the other day to check on us and see if we needed anything, and this has been at least six months since we moved in. They also fix things and don’t charge anything. Or if they do, what they charge you is exactly what you pay. And unlike others who has contractors that would promise you things and you wouldn’t get it, and you never see them again, with Clayton, they’d be with you even after a year if you need them. They’re all wonderful people.

We were in need of a home and we stopped by Clayton's. Their reps were good to work with. They answered all my questions and worked with me. I liked their price and the build that Thus far, I've found that the quality of the home I got has been good. If I have any problems, I call the maintenance man and he always comes. I recommend Clayton.

Clayton Homes did an excellent job and I’m very satisfied with the home buying process. The movers got everything set up, but they left us a mess. I told them they could leave the wood, but they left plastic as well. They didn’t clean up after themselves. Also, Clayton had to send their other guys up to fix the stuff on the roof, and they didn’t patch the screw holes. Still, I’d recommend Clayton Homes because they fixed the issue.

Don't buy from Clayton Homes. It's all a lie. They make it seem like in the beginning they know what they're talking about but when it comes down to actually coming down to the work they will say they're going to do this and that and months later they finally start and then they dug where some of where our septic was suppose to go to still on hold. We signed our loan back in June and it's now October and alls I have is my yard tore up with a half drive and a bunch of gravel and a big hole in my yard where they mess up. Now nothing is going on.

If you are looking for service with a smile, then that you will get, but if you are looking for fast, friendly, knowledgeable service and someone that will do what they say and on time, this is not the place you need to bring your business. My wife and I have been working with Clayton since June 2018 to purchase our $160,000 modular home and it now October 1st, 2018 and we are still not in it. We were asked to move out of our home on October 15th 2018 which we are now starting on the 3rd week in a hotel and they have not even started on our home yet. It is sitting at their lot waiting to be installed.

Clayton Homes' buying process was basic and pleasant. Our home consultant was great, and getting everything started to purchase our home was fairly easy. I had a few issues with the overall quality of our home. Other than that, it was great.

My sister purchased a home from Clayton and she had a good experience, so I went there also. The buying process was rough but Clayton made it easy. It was a lot to take on being a first-time homebuyer but they helped me understand everything and I felt like they weren’t just trying to sell me a house. They were trying to help me out. They made sure every question I had was answered and I didn’t have any questions. The quality of the house is good but I had a couple of issues after I was set up. The maintenance man came out though and took care of it and helped me out with everything we had going on. Clayton Homes treated me well and I had a good experience with the company.

Clayton Homes' reps did a good job explaining the aspects of home buying to me. I had a great experience as they seemed to care about me as an individual. Furthermore, I liked the price of the home they were selling. I bought a home from them and though it had its issues, Clayton's team came out and fixed them right away.

We liked Clayton Homes' service and our home buying experience was wonderful. I didn't have any problem with the process at all. We enjoyed dealing with their reps. They were really good to us and treated us fairly. They've called us several times to check and make sure everything was okay. Our home is really nice and we really like its overall quality.

I wanted something new and Clayton Homes seemed to have some of the best warranties in different things than when I compared to other main brands. This April, I went there and sought out the trailer that I wanted and started doing paperwork and it was about a good three-month process until I moved in. The quality of the house is good and their reps, Josh and Tim, were always straightforward with me.

I have dealt with Clayton Homes before and they’ve been good. Then the home that I had burnt down and I went back with them. The buying process was good but I had to switch up their mortgage and now I don’t even know how much the home costs. The home’s quality is good though and the people that I dealt with in Clayton Homes Dixon were really nice.

We bought our house in 2007. Currently we have to replace all windows in the home due to leaking and water damage! Windows were just stapled in place. The adhesive strip backing was never removed. The crown molding was cut short inside and molding through the house was sloppy... We brought this to the attention of our representative and was told it would be fixed. It was not just made to look like it was!! Ceiling paint was used on the walls not what I had asked for and just recently realized this due to having to fix a spot on the wall and needed the paint! Flooring is squeaking now and cabinets are not quality like we were told! I thought we bought a really good quality home but I realize now we did not! Extremely frustrating since the place we bought it at is now closed and didn't know who to contact. Had I known what I know now I would have bought a completely different homemade by another company.

The management staff at Clayton Homes did a good job outta Abilene, Texas and I was very satisfied with their home buying process.

The buying the home was simple and easy. I like the house that we ended up choosing. It's of good quality. Also, if we had any problems or anything we didn’t like after the house was set up, the crew that Clayton had that came out and did touch-up stuff were awesome. They have come out and fixed anything we have asked.

Buying from Clayton was good. The consultant was wonderful and he was really good. However, the total quality of the products in the modular sucks. I had no idea the products were going to be so cheap when the modular got there. I'm really disappointed. I had the front door and backdoor locks replaced three different times. The plumbing on the toilet sucks as well. The steps are really cheap and inferior. Also, I assumed in doing this for $60,000 that there would be a dishwasher in there and one outlet on the front of the trailer, not on the back. Why would you want an outlet on the back of your modular home for power? The other thing was there were no interior fans present. It's 120 degrees down here in Bullhead. I don’t get it. I wouldn't recommend Clayton to another person because of that.

My parents owned land where I live and I needed a home that could park itself on the additional piece of land that they had. For that purpose, it would have to be either a mobile home or a prefab. Clayton was an economical choice and I got a really good deal from them. They had a model that was on their lot for two years and it had a lot of the things I was looking for in a mobile home. It kind of knocked my socks off when I came in and saw it. There were some features that were nicer than what my house was.

The home buying process with Clayton Homes was good. Their reps were also good in explaining everything to us if needed and they answered any questions we had.

I had a good experience buying a Clayton home and I have been in it for more than six months now. But it's been very wishy-washy with everything now that I've actually purchased the house and there are several things that need to be fixed. We had an electrical problem so Clayton sent out an electrician. He put a hole in the wall, didn’t even tell me and left. I had to call and report it.

We live in an area that's extremely hot. So, we're looking for a house with heat insulation and Clayton filled the bill. Javier was my salesman from there and went out of his way to accommodate what I was looking for. He would have walked their sales lot two more days if need be to find me something. I'm living with my best friend El but he was getting cold feet about the purchase. On one day El would call Javier and tell him that we weren't going to buy the home. On a different day, he would tell Javier that he would talk to me and then Javier would call me and I'd tell him to give it another day. Still, whatever we needed, Javier was there to help us out.

I was recommended to Clayton Homes and heard they're a great company. I appreciated that Clayton Homes did everything in their power to make sure that I got the home knowing they were busy. The sales people returned my calls if I wanted them to and would call to inform me when someone would come out. And they do come when they said they would. They were also excellent with the buying process, as far as getting help and getting to where I needed to be to get the house on the property. They were nice, convenient, and friendly too. I have the trailer for about nine months now and I'm up-to-date on my payment. However, they still haven't been out to finish it. Nevertheless, I love Clayton Homes and I still, to this day, recommend people over there 'cause I know every story is different.

Clayton Homes was great and my experience could not be better. It was very easy trying to decide what I liked and they got everything together for us. They went over everything very thoroughly. Everything went well. Also, the home is very big and nice. I like the 9-foot ceilings and that the techs come and fix little things that need to be fixed. They’ve been really kind, generous and helpful. If we have a complaint about anything, they’re on it. I’ve already recommended a couple of people to them.

The application process at Clayton was easy and good. The whole process took about three weeks and the interaction with the rep went really well. He has a lot of knowledge and I was really comfortable working with him. He was prompt in returning phone calls and text messages. Working with Clayton was all good. It’s a good company and I’d recommend them.

There's a Clayton place right where I lived before but I had a bad experience with them. So the manager of the park I live in now suggested I check out Clayton Homes of Ashland. And I'd recommend the salesman I got because he did real good with me. I liked him. I have a lot of health problems and I'm disabled. And he was nice and good to me. He did what he could do. They did their job and I put a bunch of money down.

My husband had three strokes and got some paralyzed hand and the side of his face. We lived in New Braunfels and I have two daughters down here in the Houston area who wanted us to come down here so they could help us out, which they do constantly. My eldest daughter, Priscilla, went looking for a house for us. I lived in a Clayton home for 23 1/2 years and I liked their service. I also liked the build of the home which was quite heavy. So, I told Priscilla that I wanted another Clayton home and that was what we got.

This is my situation. We found the home we wanted and picked it out. The contractors that Clayton Homes has used keep putting us off. Since they are taking so long now I am stuck with rent plus loan payment. When the Clayton Homes saleswoman said it would take 2 weeks. That was a month and a half ago. Their contractors are very rude, they have destroyed property and act like they have done nothing wrong. If I was to do it again, I would buy a house not a manufactured home. Unless something changes soon. I was so excited to get this home, I loved it, now it's turned into a nightmare.

The home buying process was easy and the people in the offices were very good. However, building the house took forever because Clayton Homes didn’t have enough people to do the construction. There were also a few things that needed to get done that they haven’t been able to. The countertops have bubbles in them and they were loose, and it was not a very good countertop. Also, the outdoor light in the back didn’t have a cover for it. It was just a light bulb. Then Clayton had to do little modifications because we had them put linoleum, and there were bubbles in the linoleum when we walk in certain areas or towards to the washroom. We had to move our cabinet because it would be shaking.

Missy and Grant were good salespeople. My husband kept changing his mind but they had a lot of patience and they did all they could to help us. It took about eight months for us to get our home and we're satisfied with it. My kids and I have asthma and we burn the air 24/7. So I thought the utility bill was gonna be high but it wasn't. So I’m satisfied with that. We had a good experience with Clayton and I would recommend them to somebody else.

The actual home-buying process at Clayton was the easy part. We bought a lot model, which was a lot faster instead of having to wait another four months after the loan process so that made it a lot easier. However, we had some problems at the very end with the closing of the loan and some mistakes that the loan officer had made. We had a total of 66 acres and we were putting up 15 acres for sale, and they were to add the remaining balance I had on the land, which was 18,000, to the whole loan. At the end of the process, the guy that came out and estimated didn’t finish the whole process, and they didn’t put the land sale on there. So, we were $9,000 short. Now we have two payments instead of one. Aside from that loan process, everything else was fantastic. The houses are awesome. They are greatly built and the customization is really nice. Plus all the options are really good. We'd definitely pass on the word to others.

Clayton Homes has been around for a long time and I’ve never heard anything bad about them. They’re proud of their name. They also had exactly what we were looking for. They're energy-efficient and we thought it was cool that they offer financing. So it wasn’t a mom-and-pop trailer shop. These people know what they are doing and they’re successful at it, and there’s a reason why they’re successful. I drive by them everyday and I told my wife to go down there and pick a new trailer so she did. Then my granddad and I went there and told them which we wanted, and they've been taking care of us ever since.

I'm not too satisfied with Clayton Homes. The buying process was good but the communication with home consultant was not too good. I can’t get her to come out and can’t do anything. They got some issues that had to be taken care of and they hadn’t got back to me. When we first moved in we had a water leak from the pantry. It got into the insulation on the bottom of it in the house. They still haven’t done anything done about that. I got some citadel floor that was broken. I also got a screen door bent and a bubble in the floor. So I just contacted the dealership or where I bought the house. Other than that, as far as getting out and setting up everything, it’s okay.

I grew up in a Clayton Homes double wide. When we decided to buy or build, we looked and we could buy a house from Clayton as easy as we could build, so we decided to go with them. So far, everything has been good. The process from start to finish took three months and we were able to put a door from the bathroom to the laundry room off the master suite. We just have to call the dealership and see if they can come out and check to see why there's a spot in our living room that squeaks really bad when you step on it.

The rep at Clayton, David, was down to earth and someone who was willing to help when needed. He wasn't super aggressive and I was totally comfortable working with him. He would go to the factory, ask whoever it was he needed to talk to and get back to me promptly to answer my questions. Clayton Homes got me in the home I was looking for and I'm totally satisfied. They did a great job in presenting the product and we knew exactly what to expect, so it was a good experience.

Clayton's homes are well-built and I got good service where I was at. We’ve always been in a home and we still own one, but we were downsizing for me because I needed something smaller. This is the first time we’ve ever bought a trailer, and we paid cash for it. The consultant was very professional. He went through every detail with me. I had a few problems but they came right out and fixed it. I was very pleased with everything.

We had a mobile home, it was old and so we snowed it down. Clayton had an employee that needed help starting out, so we bought a home from them. They were really good at following up. They’d call us periodically to see if we got any problems pertaining to anything and they were more than happy to come out and fix it. Our consultant was very valuable. She even came in on her day off to help finalize everything that we wanted when we decided that was it.

My experience with Clayton was the best. I worked with TJ and I felt real comfortable with him. He was excellent and you could tell he knew what he was doing. The application went pretty smoothly. I was told what I needed to get out and what they had to have. They were professional and overall the best people to work with. I’m very well-satisfied.

I went in at Clayton Homes and Sandy was the sales representative that I met there. She went over everything and showed me everything that I needed to do, and it worked. Every part of the process was explained before it happened. What I didn’t understand, she explained. She was right there through the whole process, which was easy. I was impressed with her general positive attitude. Even the delivery process was nice.

We were driving through Wilkesboro and we’ve been thinking about Clayton Homes for some time. We decided to stop in and see them. When we started talking to the lady, she realized quickly that we were very serious in buying a house and she didn’t beat around the bush. She treated us nicely and we were extremely satisfied with her. A lot of times I did not understand a lot of things that they were talking about. All I had to do was call and ask her, and she would spell it out. She would go into a lot of detail about the certain thing that was going on. She didn’t cut around the bush, she told us what it was and that helped us make a better decision.

There have been problems at my Clayton home as far as some bathroom leaking, so they've had to come back and repair those issues. However, their guy Vincent is very slow to respond. Even the management can’t get him to respond. Also, I’ve been following up on the issues that have been out of the rep’s control and he’s just forwarding them to their service department. Their service lets it skip for months, so I've been without a bathroom that long. Plus, the house is now not level. I had to put a level on the house, take pictures and show it to Clayton so that they could see the issue. But overall, my experience has been good. Clayton Homes does the best they can and they're working on their issues.

I found Clayton Homes through a friend and the home buying process went fine. It was good dealing with the consultant but some of the crew who brought the house in did it on a rainy day and it made a bunch of rips in the land. They had problems with it and they put it in at a bad time. The people that built the house could have done a better job, but it was okay. I had everything fixed that needs to be fixed on it.

I went through Clayton Homes in Easley and the gentleman that works there has done an excellent job. I was in need of a home right then, and he got the process started and had me in a home within three weeks. I couldn't ask for anything better than that when I was having to sleep in my truck. I also like the home and it's what I needed for the time. It's for me and my son and it works out good.

We were provided a defective refrigerator freezer with our double wide and thanks to Clayton Homes we were denied the warranty which also denied us the extended warranty. Don't buy any home from them. Don't stand behind what they sell.

I’m really satisfied with Clayton Homes. They explained everything that I needed to know and the process took two weeks to get everything squared away and approved. Brenda, my home consultant, went over the trailer with me. She was very professional in what she was doing and took very good care of me. Once, it was winter time and I thought Clayton could put something down with the ground exposed but they couldn’t get out here as quick as they could. However, the center of the ground piled up enough to do what needed to be done and it didn't take them time to get it done. Brenda worked well with that.

I bought a single-wide from Clayton Homes and wanted to start a payoff in short order. Their process was easy and they definitely went out of their way to accommodate everything that I thought was important. Abby, the rep I worked with, was very sweet and nice. She thoroughly explained everything and did her best to put up with me. Moreover, she was willing to work around my schedule. Sometimes I’d go for days without calling her and she’d say she'd talk to me when she'd talk to me.

I made the mistake of visiting a dealer's lot just to view a trailer similar to the one I wanted to buy. It was a four bedroom and I wanted a two bedroom. The people at the dealership were not the least friendly or helpful. I did not ask them about ordering me the two bedroom model. I visited another dealer to order the trailer I wanted, and when they found out I had been to the other dealer, they told me they would not help me. I tried two more dealers and got the same response. The rejection of my business was not immediate at any of the three. Apparently they have a way to check the other dealers for the names of potential customers. I was even quoted a delivered and set up price by the last one before they told me their manager said not to deal with me.

We called on Thursday to see when they was going to do the walkthrough. They said they was getting ready to call the FHA people so it would be the beginning of this week. We call again today because nobody called or showed up. They told us they called the FHA people on Friday and usually takes 24-48 hrs to get someone to do the walkthrough. I'm sick to death of Clayton Homes lying to us. They should of had these people already scheduled. Because the A/C people put the A/C in last Tuesday. I will never recommend this place to anybody. They don't care about there customers on the money.

I could have moved a lot sooner than what I did when I went to look at the property had the refinance been a little bit quicker. But it wasn't Clayton's fault because they couldn’t move forward until they got the okay from the financial part. I felt like the banks dragged their feet from one thing to another. Clayton gave me six different ones which I was kinda dumbfounded to all of them. I went with Cascade which was based in Arizona, and I thought that was what took so long. However, the consultant was willing to help. Overall, I'm satisfied.

We bought a home through Clayton and our experience was exceptional. Their associates had exceptional communication and they knew exactly what was going on. Every staff in that office has gone above and beyond to help us out on this deal and answer any question that arose at the time. Among them was Sherry and we called her if there was something wrong. Then she called somebody out to take care of it. We started working with them in September of last year then we moved in around February of this year. We are also very pleased with our electricity bill on our Clayton home. It’s everything that was advertised on it. Also, through our contractor friend, we are adding and still completing two decks, one on the back and one on the front.

I went through several Claytons and I would start off telling them where I plan on putting the house and what I was gonna be doing. All of the other ones were selling me a higher end house that isn't my style and wouldn't fit in with what I was trying to do. I had specifics in mind of what I needed and I wanted the side door to come into like a mud room, utility room and have the master off of that. I'd put my house on a working farm in the middle of hayfield and I would be coming in and out with muddy boots and things like that.

We purchased a Clayton home from Marty Wright Home Sales in Pageland Sc... We live in York Sc. It has been one thing after another! There is standing water under our home... We have had electrical issues... and pages of repairs. They send unprofessional people to make the repairs and do them in a half-**manner. We find new things daily. :( Clayton Homes are cheaply made and I regret making this purchase. I don’t feel safe in this house because of the electrical issues we have had and if anything ever happens to my family Clayton homes will be shut down! I’ll make sure of that!

A neighbor where I used to live got a double-wide through Clayton Homes and told me about it. And it was great working with them. Everything they said, they did. But there were a few things that were wrong with the house and it took a little while to get it fixed. They had issues with the contractors and they had to get new ones. But other than that, it was all right. I love the home and the quality has been great. I’d tell others to go buy a trailer down here as well.

Clayton Homes' reps made the buying process super easy to deal with and works with me. Tommy was very knowledgeable. I gave him an idea of what I wanted and they showed me several. Then, we would go in and I would look. If I didn't like it, they would look at another one until we found one that I like. I'm grateful because they were great. It was a pleasure to do business with them.

If you're in the market for a home, go to Clayton. I would recommend them. I checked other brands and Clayton's homes are sturdier and well-built in terms of the materials, the size, and the way they are constructed. Plus, they are insulated better than any other home I've ever been to and that also helps with the energy billing. I already knew what I was looking for and I went in, saw the home I liked, and I bought it. The salesperson I worked with was helpful and my interactions with him were great. If I had questions, I called and he always answered my call or called me back.

We just had a nightmare with Clayton Homes. I was running around everywhere and Clayton took the deposits but we never got anything back. They gave us the house but they didn't put a damn thing in it. The electric wiring was open and so was the air conditioning and heating vents. We had to have friends come in and they helped us so we can either get it done or they would pay us to do it. So far, the commode water had been retained by the plastic that was under it. Clayton Homes told me they were going to pay us. They even guaranteed us that we would have a driveway and I laughed at them because my driveway is about a half mile long. They never said when they were going to be here. We never got any confirmation out of any of the things we’ve called repeatedly.

When I decided to purchase a home, I checked out Clayton and other home manufacturers. The other manufacturers didn't seem like they were built as well as Clayton Homes, so I stuck with Clayton. I checked in to have a home built, but it was more reasonable for me to have the Clayton Home put down, 'cause I was retiring, and I didn't want a big house now. For the price and structure, I felt like it was a good bang for the buck. The home buying process took a while with the finances, but it was good after all that was said and done. Their rep was helpful and even if I didn't get to talk to her too much when I last dealt with her, she's very concerned about any issues that we had in the house. She pointed out a few things that we may have overlooked to make sure that everything was covered that might have been scratched, and we went over all of that kind of stuff.

We had a bad experience with Palm Harbor and then a friend of ours reached out and told us to go see his friend over at Clayton Homes. And it was great. He took care of everything we asked him to. We already had an idea of where we wanted to be so he showed us everything that was within our budget. Then he helped us through the financial side of it and any kind of upgrades we wanted to add. He didn’t badger us with a bunch of unnecessary stuff like Palm Harbor did.

I liked the way Clayton Homes did business. A lot of the other companies I have talked to and looked at just didn't seem to be professional in some ways. At Clayton, the buying process took quite a while, but it was more my fault than it was theirs. They wanted to close it a lot sooner than I did, but there were some things that I had to do and I couldn't close it so they had to wait on me. Still, their rep was on top of the situation. While she bugged me more than I wanted her to, she was trying to do a good job.

My wife and I were in the market for a new home. We checked several of the other brands in town but the plan we saw at Clayton's was what we liked the best. Then we ended up looking in the Panama City area. I wanted to give my wife more choices so went to the branch in Alabama and the one that we ended up picking was at that lot. The Suter is the one by Southern Homes and my wife loved it. It is wood on the outside then cedar on the inside. We’re happy with it and everything they’ve done with it.

The salesperson helped me look through the homes and was very nice and polite. She went over everything with me, comparing Clayton homes to other homes. I became interested and I wanted to purchase one. From the beginning to the end, it took me about two years to get the home. I was working on it in 2015 and I had financial obligations that I had to take care of before I actually purchased the home. But Clayton cleared me for everything. It was more on my end than theirs that I had to wait on.

The people at Clayton Homes were very good. They were able to answer any questions that we had and if they didn’t have any answers for us, they were able to get it to us within 24 hours. They also helped with extra stuff that we asked for with the house, like paneling, flooring and fireplaces. We love the house and the quality is very good. I went with Clayton for the quality and the pricing. And I would tell others to also go with Clayton Homes if they are considering that route.

My mom closed on her Clayton Home today at the New Braunfels, TX location. She had been talking with them for months and was very excited to sell her home and make the move to be closer to our family and her grandkids. Being a retired school teacher, we made it very clear that her income is limited and she did not want to get into a situation that would be more than she could handle financially. She was never given a firm estimate of what her monthly payment would be by the loan officer even after repeated calls and questions. She was also told the lot that her home would be on would cost $200/mo less than it actually turned out to be.

We've had a good home buying experience with Clayton Homes. It was an easy process. We searched the web and we went with them because of their quality. I also had a colleague at work that had an experience with them at Rogersville. William, my sales agent, was very professional, honest, and straightforward. I absolutely enjoyed working with him. The home I got is wonderful. There were some minor things that needed to be done but then the two servicemen who came to fix those were excellent. I recommend Clayton.

I got started with Clayton Homes since my dad does a lot of business with them. He does a lot of their septic systems. But I didn’t care for the guy that I had. I was young when I bought the house and he never took me seriously. I was like everybody else trying to buy a house but he didn’t keep me updated through the process. I did a lot of the work by having to talk to the mortgage company myself. I quit going through the guy that I bought it from. The other people there were good though. If I ever called and needed anything, they answered right away and were able to help me.

A friend of mine told me about Clayton Homes and the rep was really good. He answered every question I had. He had been on top of it since the moment we started. He got the contractors and everything over here in a timely manner. He helped with the air conditioning and getting the water and stuff connected. He made sure the house got delivered. He has called me six times since we moved, to make sure everything’s okay. I've got a nice house. It's a well-built home and not super expensive. The people over there works with you. It’s a painless process. I’ve already sent more people over there. I recommend them.

We were looking for a manufactured home. I was on the internet looking for them and Clayton Homes had somewhere very close to what we were looking for. We dealt with Linda back and forth and she went back to her manager to put the deal together. She did everything quickly and the way that we wanted. I liked that she knew her stuff with what we were looking for and what we were talking about. The whole process took about a month and a half.

We started with Clayton Homes in Lexington around 2014, but before that, we've been going down to Sanford and we saw Vanderbilt Homes, Clayton Homes, and Country Fair Homes. We looked at all of those, then we came back to Clayton Homes and we finally saw what we liked. Their price was better as well. The first one we went to was down in Sanford, where we first saw Clayton Homes, but we realized there was Clayton Homes right here in Lexington, so we went to the Lexington location instead. Everybody in the office was great to us, not only our personal sales rep. When we walked in and had questions to ask and if our rep wasn’t there, everybody would be willing to answer any questions we had.

I needed a mobile home to house worker employees of mine and Clayton Homes had exactly what I was looking for. The people at Clayton were also friendly, helpful and very knowledgeable. I bought a 14 x 76 home that was of the lower price range and I had a good experience. I'd be a repeat customer.

My home has been needing attention and service since December. Over the time the service that has been sent to my home was very poor and hardly nothing accomplished. Then after they fired the service guy, the GM admitted to forgetting about me for 4 months straight after I called. I requested for somebody to come look at the damage to the home and the build quality but they instead send a new service guy to order things it needs. After about 3 weeks still nothing has changed, I feel they are trying to wait it out until my warranty ends in December.

I bought a 16x18 mobile home with three bedrooms and three baths from Clayton Homes. It's very nice. I had a good saleslady. Her name was Kim and she was very knowledgeable. They set the home up at a mobile home park before I signed the papers. I paid my down payment before I went on my Christmas vacation and I wasn't able to move in until January 9th. But it was a good experience and everything went well.

I had great interactions with the reps of Clayton Homes and Darryl, the manager there, was really great. We lived in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee and I own some property in Georgia that my daddy left me, so we decided to put the mobile home back on it and come back here. Being out there, we went to the store in Sevierville but we weren't happy with them at all. So we went to Sweetwater next. We had talked to Darryl on the phone before we went there and he made an effort to be there and help us on Saturday when we went down. Our salesman, Brent, was very knowledgeable and helpful but Darryl pretty well did everything.

Through the homes I looked at, I really noticed the quality of Clayton homes. Plus the sales guy, Chris, was great. He helped us all the way through and was very informative with the progress. I probably drove him a little crazy but he stayed right on top of everything. It was a great experience and I would recommend Clayton Homes. We started around May and we moved in in December. Considering all that had to be done, it was done in a timely manner. We customized our outside color, colorized the brace and added the ceiling fan in the master room. So far, the central heat and air works really great too. It’s efficient. Our power bill runs a lot cheaper now than our previous home.

I was pregnant and I needed a new home. The house that we were living in was the one we were raised in. But when we were remodeling, we found mold so we decided to sell the house and then buy a trailer. When I went by Clayton Homes, I saw their trailer out there and I really liked it so I stopped. I asked about the Clayton Homes people and my brother’s best friend was the one who helped us build them. I went looking in October and finally decided in November. I signed papers in December and then I was able to move in within the first two weeks of February.

The application process with Clayton Homes was a nightmare because the bank did something wrong and they had to go rolling over for another month, which meant we had to do another application. But our consultant was great and she's a friend of ours now. Our experience was pretty easy and we got the Sweet Caroline. I fell in love with the home. They brought it out and demolished the one we had and put this one up, and they did it pretty quickly, considering the weather.

Everybody at Clayton Homes was pretty nice and courteous. They did what was needed to be done. The application process was said and done within 30 days. The consultant did his thing good and he discussed how it would be if anything happens to the house while it's settled. He said they would come back and take care of it, and so far, they have. Every time we go by and needed something to be done, they would drive out here.

I was looking for a home and I remembered Clayton Homes, and there was another, Halifax Home but it didn't have a Carolina home, so I was back and forth, looking in everything like that. So, I just went with Clayton Homes and then it just so happened that my mom was telling me about Clayton Homes too. Their rep helped me pretty well. She was able to answer the questions and she was pretty nice too. However, there were a few damages in the house, and they needed to be fixed at the time. They came out and fixed some things but I started noticing a little bit more things around the house that weren't properly installed. Then it took them a while to get to me. I had to pause and keep calling. I was being a normal customer, just being patient. But then, still no process, so I had to call again and wait.

We were selling a property that we had in one location and we wanted to move to a property that had 30 acres but didn’t have a home on it. So we were shopping for a home and the Clayton rep helped us in every way he could. It took us a little longer to get our home than most people because we were also moving quite a few years of stuff and we had to sell the house before we could really purchase the one that we really wanted to buy. It was August when we decided that we wanted to buy the home and it was February before we got the home put together where we could move into it. We had a few issues with the doors and a few little things here and there, but Clayton had the repairman come out and repair it.

Working with Clayton Homes has been great for us. We had been trying for several years to get a home in the Farmerville area, where this lake is. Once we put in for this house, everything started rolling. But when we started out, I had my other place up for sale and I had to wait for that before I could settle on this. It was also Clayton Homes selling my other place. We had to wait to get electricity and water out here at our location now and they worked right with me on that as well. The process took about five months and it went real smoothly. Everybody worked with me and seemed to know what to do and what to say. Everything was approved right away and it went really good. So far, I'm satisfied with Clayton Homes. We've moved in and it's a big house. It's double-wide and probably close to 2,000 feet.

We went to Clayton Homes and we looked at all the houses. They have good prices and offer good deals for their nice houses. We spoke with Rob and he was very friendly. We decided that we liked him and Clayton and so we went with their company. The home we got had a deal on it and we had to get it as it was. From the beginning to the end, the whole process took two months. Also, we don't have a gas bill, which is nice. However, we got a letter in the mail that there's a recall on it, which is a little concerning. Nevertheless, Clayton Homes' staff has been very friendly and they're always there to answer questions even after you've already bought the house. We're very satisfied with our home.

Bought home in Oct. 2017. Have had problems getting items fixed. Have been waiting over 2 months to get fireplace veneer repaired, door trim fixed, receptacle boxes replaced that are broke or coming out of wall, water is still running back against house inside facial.

I had a good interaction with Thomas, the rep at Clayton Homes that I dealt with. I found him to be very honest and capable. He helped me in several situations and on a lot of questions that I had on the sizes and the kinds of trailers that I needed, and in showing me all of the trailers. I bought several trailers from them. The quality of the trailers that I got is good, but the new one is a little better than some of the older ones. I would recommend Clayton Homes to people. They would be getting a good quality home.

My mobile home was getting old. I needed something else and the people I dealt with at Clayton Homes were very helpful. They did everything for me. They brought the home out and cut the wirings up. They had to take some fencing down to put my home in. They also took care of all the the foundation part for me. It's where they set it up with the concrete and the blocks. They also had to put the step extension. With a lot of places, you would have to do that on your own or they would have charged me. But Clayton took care of all that. Also, they were coming through part of my pasture and it needed a little bit cutting down. The gentleman who runs the place hooked up my bush hog, went out and mowed that part of the pastures where they brought the trailer down.

We stopped by Clayton Homes and the people were really sweet and helpful. The rep worked with us on everything and he went above ordinary expectations. He would call us back on things that he was checking on to make sure that things were okay. But for an expensive home, it has a lot of cheap products in it. They had to come out because there was a leak behind the showers. Molds were getting behind them.

The trailer that I bought from Clayton Homes was super cheap and so it was a good deal for us. Although the buying process went fine, it had a couple of hiccups. In fact, the contractor that they had was fired. They put on my skirting and they did a crappy job. Furthermore, they refused to fix it. In addition, I had a shower valve leak 'cause it wasn't tight. The corporate sent me $150 check for the inconvenience. Other than that, the service manager has always been polite. His name was Daniel and he called to schedule everything. In closing, there are a few little imperfections, but as far as structure, Clayton Homes is good for the first mobile home that I've ever lived in.

Lack of care for customers. I am wondering WHY no one has contacted me in refer to ALL the issues with my mobile home. This is supposed to be our home that I PAID cash for, I didn't finance it, I PAID outright off the lot. I am about to join!

My experience with Clayton Homes was good. The whole process took six months because the first time when we were wanting to do it, it timed out ‘cause it was over two years old. So then, we had to switch things and get a different house. It took a little bit longer than I thought it was going to, but overall, it wasn’t that bad. Plus, I had to get some stuff ready on my property before the trailer to be put there. Now that we're living in our trailer, it's good so far. When we first started out, the first electric bill was $260, and then it dropped to $220. Now, it's at $150. So, it went down $100 and for the last two months, it has been $150.

The home buying process at Clayton Homes was long and tedious, and it took a few months from start to finish. But the customer service of Kevin, the salesperson that I worked with, and my interactions with him were great. He did everything that was needed in order to expedite the process and make it easier. He gave me his cell phone number and he was there any time I called. He answered any questions that I had.

I've known about Clayton Homes because I sold mobile homes 25 years ago and I like what they offered. I knew how they were built and constructed. I decided I wanted a single wide mobile home, and I knew what I wanted in the home. I found Clayton Homes in Tyler, and I went through all the inventory that they had at the site. It had a foyer as you walk in, with a bench and hooks to hang your coat, it’s an open floor plan and it's exactly what I wanted, so that was it.

I have been involved with Clayton Homes since March 2018. I went through the Crestview dealer on highway 85 and my seller was Dylan **. Long story short, It is now August and I am still involved with problems and unfinished business with my house. The septic system is currently an issue and it took them a month to fix my well. I do not trust this company anymore with my housing situation. When I was debating on what housing company to go through, Dylan raved about Clayton Homes over other companies nearby such as Affordable Homes of Crestview but I honestly wish that I would have went through Affordable Homes. I have been officially moved in since two weeks ago (17th of August), and my husband and I are already trying to hurry up with outdoor improvements so we can sell this house and move somewhere else.

Our house of 30+ years had burned down and we found Clayton Homes. They're a local company here. We were living in a camp trailer at that time. Then we bought a model that Clayton had there on the lot and after three months, we were done with the entire process. The people there had been real good. They explained everything and were very helpful all the way through. We're also very satisfied with the house. The gas saving is about 50% better. As for the energy, the electric company that we deal with up here is supposed to be a co-op but it's crooked. I think they adjust the electric bill so they're all about the same but it might have come down a little bit. The house has Energy Star stuff which should make a huge difference. The light bulbs are kind of a square and they're high efficiency lights. Overall, we had a very good experience with Clayton Homes and I would recommend them.

I visited the site of Clayton Homes and I liked the style of the home. I spoke with a home consultant and our interaction was good. I liked the way he assisted and showed me around, and the price that he gave. Right now, the home that I am in is good, but I had some issues with it at first. With a trailer house like that, you don’t exactly know what to be looking for when you first walk in. When I got the home and I was able to walk around, I saw the little leaks here and there, but Clayton came and fixed the problems. All I had to do was call and somebody was sent out to repair them. Also, some of the trimmings were loose and they had to come back and tighten some of the pipes.

I purchased a mobile home from Clayton for my best friend and his family. It was their dream to own their home. Clayton did an awesome job. We had a very good experience with their people. Even up to now with different repairs on the little teeny things we find wrong with new stuff, they're right on it. Joe was our person and we could call him or he'd call us with anything. He tried to help us all along, found what we wanted and got things done.

The rep who helped me was very responsible and quick. The team was very responsive any time I had any questions. The home buying process was okay although there were some things that I learned later on that they could’ve offered or told us but weren’t. But the experience was really new so I think that was part of it. I like it when I don’t need to buy something and with Clayton Homes, I have all the appliances and everything was included. I like the layout of the floor plan too.

I dealt with Clayton Homes in Cheyenne first but I got a really bad taste in my mouth with the guys in Cheyenne. I figured I'd give Clayton Homes in Evans a try. So, I headed over there and had a lot better response in everything from the people in Evans. They seemed to take more of a personal touch to it, and they were willing to work with me, not just as a client but as a person. Mike and Tony really stepped beyond themselves to help me out and give me the home that I wanted. They were great to work with.

Camping World wanted $63,000 for a 43-foot fifth wheel. Then when I went over to Clayton Homes, they put together a single wide for me with plenty of room. They were very good people. The only thing is that I'm on a wheelchair and I live alone. I needed big doorways. I asked if I could get the grab bars for the old me. The home consultant said no. But they got to come and put a ramp in the backdoor one Saturday morning.

My wife knew somebody from Clayton Homes since she used to babysit his daughter. We told him that we're gonna go to him and he helped us with everything like the long term and short term effects of everything we were doing. If we had any question, if he didn’t know the answer, he'd find out what it was and got back up with me on it. He explained things pretty well to us and was informative. We were very happy with him.