Clayton Homes Reviews

After they came out and set the home up, we were told they couldn't consolidate after all. This put us in a financial bind and we ultimately loss the place to foreclosure. Including the almost 9 acres my husband owned free and clear beforehand.

When they built my trailer they sat and fastened the wall in top of my hot water line and supply line. The normal shifting of the trailer rubbed a hole in the supply line, this was not good because you could not just put on a new supply line because the wall is sitting on the connection. Had to go without water for 4 days and then get a plumber to come out and fix. Thank you Joe ** for coming so fast and taking care of it. I called the place I bought my home (Luvs Homes in Bryant) and just wanted them to take help me get in touch with someone who could tell me exactly how I was to fix this (schematics of water lines) so I would know where to start looking for a solution. They said since I didn't buy the extended warranty then they could not help me. REALLY? I finally (about 8 phones calls, later wore them down) and got a phone number to the factory that built my home. It is located in Tennessee. I spoke to a girl there who said the service manager was on vacation and she would have him call me Monday, MONDAY, REALLY? I am livid by now as you can imagine.

I called her 4 more times and got her to have quality control to call me. Well, they didn't in a reasonable amount of time. So I called back and she finally found me the layout of my trailer which might've helped some if I built trailers for a living.OH MY GOSH! But at least she did try. Well quality control called me late yesterday afternoon and he said that accidents happens but he didn't see where it was their fault. REALLY? Wrong answer? I told him that 3 people caused this, the guy that laid the water lines down before the walls went up, the guy who set the wall on top of those lines but mostly it was quality control idiot who dropped the ball, they checked the work over and said HECK YEAH looks good boys send it out. (Yes it was visible from above the floor) before they put in the tub. I told him he had to be kidding me if he didn't think this was their fault and then told him I would be reporting this incident and their response to the BBB. And that the internet goes nationwide and I would be putting it on the complaint website for Clayton Homes.

Okay so now I've vented and I thank ya'll for listening. If you have any kind of construction done be diligent and look everywhere especially those places that may not be highly visible. I was blessed it messed up some of the insulation under my home and a little bit of the sheetrock under the tub and my charming personality for about 4 days just glad I was home, could've been a lot worse. The cost was fairly low $80.00 to fix but should've never happened.

Sure enough they were out here when I got here, turning on the electric & doing the sewage & water. I sent him a message telling him. Later I got a call from him telling me a ambulance was coming; they think he was having a heart attack. He passed away on the phone. My world went into a spin. No words to describe what I went through & still am. Everyone was telling me Clayton wouldn't fix the things that needed fixed & fear set in again, because of these reviews. My family & friends told me not to pay if off until after they fixed it. However, I did anyways. Paid it in full... Clayton has honored everything they said they would do & more. They have been so good to me. I will be forever grateful for all that Clayton has done for me... & I love the Home. The Last Home my Husband can ever buy me. Makes it more special now. Thanks to all the Clayton Workers... God Bless.

Had to call Clayton and the guys came and had to change all the walls in the kitchen and bath. Had to use a different color (ugly green) because there wasn't any of our color. But aside of all the little things that were wrong, the biggest was the outside heater/air unit. When they set it up, it was on the wrong side of house so they had to move it. They laid the duct on the ground. After 6 years of pulling in the moisture our house smelled like mold and mildew. Nose burned, eyes watered, lungs hurt, had skin rashes. Called Clayton and nothing happened. So we replaced the duct, I am on allergy shots for 5 years and we are both taking allergy meds. We bought a new indoor furnace/air unit and got rid of the outside unit so we are not breathing humid, pollen filled outside air and the house is getting cleared of the mold smell. This is Florida! Heat and air units should not be outside!!

We contacted Clayton Homes where it was built and inspector was sent and agreed with us but refused to replace the home and that to fix the home would not be possible and we were told we could sue or we could accept 6500 dollars to keep our mouth shut or we could just let the home be foreclosed on. We had no choice but to keep the home, what a mistake we made, because we found out the home was flooded by the installers from Clayton and the carpet was removed and dried and reinstalled. Now there is mold under and inside the walls we have been living with all these years. IS THERE ANYTHING WE CAN DO? WE HAVE OVER 100,000 IN THIS HOME AND STILL OWE OVER 50,000 OF A 60,000 loan. WHAT CAN WE DO?

I tell whoever is in the market to buy, to stay away from Clayton. This has been the worst decision...and I'm married to it for another 20 years. The home has already had to be re-leveled...and it sits on concrete. I'll have to replace my home... I don't see it lasting another five years... and I'll still be paying for it. Even when the people came after it was set, they didn't fix what was wrong; water leaks, twisted duct work... they only made a shoddy attempt. I have a well used, 12-yr-old tent that is more structurally sound.

Clayton's setup people cut an addition 1/2 acre of timber, which belongs to us without our permission and charged us for it. The lot was already cleared. They cut an extra driveway we didn't want or need, and they also took our timber with them. They charged us for digging a well that was inclusive, plus we had to pay the set up guy again also. We already had a well on the lot, so why did we have to pay for it again. They left all their trash and stuff left from the setup on the property. The manager kept asking for money from us for all his workers until I threaten to call HUD. Everything in the home along with the decor was promised to us but someone took a set of dishes before we moved in. Clayton haven't replaced them yet.

All the door knobs are bad, they have replaced most of them. We have a large picture window in the kitchen that is bad. They have been ordering it for 6 mos and nothing yet. The carpet looks as though it is 10 yrs old. The molding in the ceiling is cracking and doesn't line up with the corners. The plaster is coming out the ceiling, look like it may fall at any time. The floors creak when you walk on them. This was the worst experience I have ever had to deal with in buying a home. It was like a nightmare you could not wake from.

I am a disable veteran and when Clayton saw my bank account, they set out to get every dime. We were on to their deceptive dealings, but the manager wouldn't stop or give us credit for the money we'd paid. We did not want to lose our down payment, land (which belong to us), or the house, if we pull out of the contract. They do not refund your money.

My home is going on seven years old and I am continuing to have problems. I have had to install a new heating system, replace the bathroom flooring, plumbing issues, get a new refrigerator. The stove is not set even with the counter. The kitchen cabinet drawers are continually breaking. The sliding glass door screen has broken,and I have issues the glass door. The back screen door is broken. The kitchen tiles are starting to come up off of the floor. The Bay Windows are showing signs of cold air coming through them. Now the latest issue is I am finding that the roof is leaking as I see spots on my ceiling.

I feel this is not acceptable for a home that is ONLY 7 years old. I paid over $121k for this home and didn't expect to be putting this much money into it sevens years into owning it. The home came with appliances, etc.. I can't contact the retailer I bought it from since they are closed and I can't find where to contact Clayton homes as there are no numbers on my sales papers, just the retailer's contact numbers. I am so frustrated and stressed at everything that has gone wrong with this home. I am not sure if you can help or guide me as to what I should or can do next.

Other problems that have arisen since purchase (and seriously new problems arise EVERY DAY): ALL the cabinets are peeling and have 'bubbling' (I was told I should have upgraded to the REAL wood cabinets. At the time of purchase this was not offered to me). My kitchen cabinets have warped, bubbled. The countertops are coming apart thus exposing the cork (the home is 6 months old and already there is a work order in to replace my kitchen countertops). And I don't know why but none of the interior of my closets are painted. I WILL PURSUE A CIVIL SUIT WITH ANYONE WHO WOULD LIKE TO JOIN ME. I am disgusted. I am sent a tin of cookies on a monthly basis by Clayton Homes! I guess that is their way of trying to keep me satisfied and not report them! Ha-Ha! If you are considering a mobile home, DO NOT BUY ONE FROM CLAYTON HOMES. I wish I had come across this site before purchasing this home. It is obvious they take NO pride in their craftsmanship.

No, I never got to invite them independently! To AG's office, only to be told several months later, "Oh, you contacted Housing board, case closed - contact Governor's office. Contacted HUD in Maine. Can't do anything for you. Case closed (contact Wash DC HUD)." AND I am unable to find complaints against Titan. That is something I find very hard! Only one besides mine on Yelp. What's going on? Gentleman had an issue with another manufacturer and said 'class action suit'.... I'm in!!!

My cabinets in the kitchen and bathrooms are chipping and you can see glue and staple marks all in the joints and side walls of the cabinets. Keep in mind, my cabinets are supposed to be a flat mocha color. Well they sent their yard guy Eric out. He brought some old English stain with a shine to it, poured it on an old shirt and wiped down all my cabinets. So now I have shiny and dull cabinets that completely look like crap.

There were two toilet drops and 3 sink drops never hooked up under my house. So for a year, sewage drained under my house. After sewage backed up into my showers, sinks and bathtubs, did they come out and fix a loose pipe? Not the problem, still backing up. So after several calls and a few more weeks of sewage draining under my house, they sent a plumber out. He did eventually get it fixed. He said it was a mess and sewage was standing on the low side under my house, a foot deep. He needed a pump truck to pump it out.

Last but not least, my yard looks like crap. I have no positive drainage and when it rains, my yard is a pond. Well they fired the original guy who did the clearing, septic tank and drain fill which is sinking. I can see my septic tank because the dirt around it has caved In. Well they got their new guy to come out and look at the yard. Well the gentleman stood in my yard and said it is destroyed and would cost them a lot of money to fix it. Not to mention all the money I have in grass and straw. Well after all that, I was told to file a consumer complaint with the state and haven't heard from them since.

Bad thing is I know of 5 more people with similar problems and no attempt by Clayton Homes of Lancaster, SC. Steve, who is the manager and was rude with my wife, hung up on her. Then there is Bob the salesman who is a yes man and never does what he said. Eric, the yard boy, who does not know what he is doing. So I would definitely not recommend them to even my worst enemy. You will get shafted. That is a fact. Oh and if you try to call corporate, they won't return your calls. But it's okay. If the state doesn't do the right thing, then I will hire an attorney and get a class action lawsuit going because I know for a fact there are many, many more out there that would be on board. Thanks for listening!

So we already had found some land and told them to see if I can get it. What the deal is that Clayton would buy the land, have my home as a trade-in, carry over the $20K I was underwater on, and put a module home on the land. In order for the land home package to be done, it had to appraise for what I was approved for - $200K. I called Clayton once a week to see how things were going. I got the runaround that we are working on it. After a month with no progress, I found out the property was sold underneath me. I told them and all they can say is it was their fault and they dropped the ball.

After them taking their sweet time, I decided to go out to palm harbor homes and do the same thing. It only took them 2 days to tell me they can't do it because I was too far underwater. Okay cool, at least you didn't wait a month to tell me. Well a month went by and we found some more property. So we decided to go back to Clayton Homes and try it once more. This time I told them we need to hurry because I don't want to lose this one. This time they were on the ball. They came by to my old home and took pictures and said things look good.

The whole time they told me things were looking good and it should push through. After he took pictures, they told me they will call in a couple of days. 3 days went by, no call. So I called them. They hee-hawed around and told me the answer was no. I said why? He said the short answer was that my space rent in the park was too high and they couldn't sell my home after they purchased it. So although I was already approved for the loan, they didn't want to do it as they couldn't sell the home after everything was said and done.

The repairman said they would have to order new windows from Clayton. So I am thinking, okay at least this problem will be fixed. I have the repairman’s cell phone number. So I call him and he says that the work order has been turned in and they are waiting for the windows to come in. Well, in the amount of time that I was being jerked around, the warranty had expired but I am thinking this problem was reported before the warranty had expired so it will be fixed. I don’t have the patience to be jerked around too long, so I go to the dealer that sold us the home, I asked him how much longer do we have to wait for these windows to come in from Clayton. He said, “Let me check,” and walked out of the office.

He came back a few minutes later with a folder, started looking though the papers in the folder and said there was no complaint that was ever filed on the windows and no work order was ever turned in. He also told me that the warranty has expired and nothing could be done about the windows. After all the ** that I had to put up with from day 1 of buying this house, I had to walk out or this was going to get ugly. So document any work needed done and make sure you get copies of everything. My house is now paid off but the problems I am having now is the wiring on this house. My heater has quit on me more than once due to (in my opinion) the proper wires not being used to wire up the heater.

The wires coming from the breakers in the heating unit have fried 3 times in the past couple of years and what I find strange is the fact that there are 2 breakers in the heating unit and 2 breakers in the breaker box. It did not flip the breakers. They just melt the insulation off the wires and short out (which should flip a breaker but hasn't). Next, I have 2 lights in my kitchen. One of them started flickering so I took the fixture down. There were exposed wires in the fixture and they were shorting out. So after fixing the wiring, I replaced the 2 light fixtures and they work fine now (this is another thing that should have flipped the breakers in the breaker box and didn't). I think Mickey Mouse and friends did the wiring on this house.

After water was ran to the home, about a week later, I noted a pouch under the home that reached almost to the ground. I stuck a knife blade in it and out ran about three or four gallons of water. There must be a leak somewhere. I called the seller who sent a "crew" down the next day to fix the leak. The crew slit the black vinyl under the home, about 2x2 feet and commenced to look for a leak. He checked the water heater, guest bath, sink and commode, but could not find a leak. He said everything back toward the living room appeared dry. He sealed the 2x2 feet opening with white tape, did not look like the proper type of tape. The white tape attracted two of my dogs, who decided to inspect what was there for themselves, pulling the tape off, but it did give me a chance to note that there was still water leaking out the hole.

Now we have been waiting about three weeks for a "crew" to replace the bad vinyl siding and over a week for a "crew" to install skirting (already paid for), but I haven't seen or heard anything out of either party. There are other problems, which I sent a list of to the seller, but that is not the point. We've spent good money to bring this thing here and if it had been a car, it would definitely be on the lemon list and I might have some recourse. By the way, we have not moved into the home despite the fact that it's been on site for 27 days, today. I already paid a note and another will be due in a couple of weeks.

Whatever happened to American workmanship and workers' pride? I guess it went to China, along with all other money and values. Oh, I did write a letter to Clayton last week, but no one has bothered to respond despite their claim that someone would email or call within one to two days.

So the next morning, my boyfriend stayed home from work (an inconvenience to him) so that he can be here when they come to fix the roof. We got awaken by a hard storm and the first thing I thought was "Oh crap, the ceiling." We ran to check it and just as we thought, it was dripping into the carpet. We first put a pot under it, but then it was dripping so much that the pot would have been full in no time so we had to take our trash can and put it under it. We sat here waiting for the people to show up to fix the roof. They were supposed to be here at 9AM. Then at about 8:45, they called us and said that they can't come today because of the rain. So we're sitting here having to deal with a leaking roof and ceiling until they decide that they want to come out and fix it.

When my boyfriend tried to call the office at Clayton Homes on Clinton highway, they will not answer the phone. We have the cell phone number of the guy who sold us the trailer and he will not answer the phone either. When I tried to call them to tell them about the problem in the first place, I called the guy 3 times. He didn't answer so I left a message. This was around 8:30AM and then around 11AM, I called back and he finally answered. He said he just now got my message 3 hours later. I had to call him back when after he got my message, he should have been the one to call me. The people here act like it's not their top priority to fix a problem when there is one. Their top priority here is just to sell the home then once it's sold, they don't care about you or what happens to the trailer.

We had some problems right after we bought it too. Our kitchen sink didn't work right. When you'd turn the handle, nothing came out. Sometimes it took ten minutes of sitting there with the handle on before anything would come out. Also when we bought the trailer, it didn't have deadbolt locks and we told them that we would like to have deadbolt locks put on. They said that was no problem. Well when they finally got the trailer ready for us to move into it, it still didn't have the deadbolt locks on it. So, they had to send someone out to do it. They had to put whole new doors on it and new doorknobs. The guys who were doing our new doors complained the whole time about how much they hate doing doorknobs and what a pain they are.

They literally complained the whole time. It was a hot day so I offered them something to drink and they had a specific request, Diet Mountain Dew. I didn't have Diet Mountain Dew so I offered them regular Mountain Dew or regular Coke or water. One said if I didn't have Diet Mountain Dew, he didn't want anything and the other took water. I don't know if they realize it or not, but my home is not a restaurant. I hope anyone thinking about buying a trailer from here will think twice before they do it.

So now, after 7 yrs of having my home, I fight constantly with mold that causes my family severe allergy issues. Now my floor behind my stove is falling through from the moisture. It appears the issue is the overhang on the roof is not out far enough to stop water from leaking down the inside of the siding. After paying my monthly payment and utilities, I do not have the money to do major repairs. When I contacted the manufacturer the 3rd time, they told me I would have to turn it in on my homeowner's. I don't see how this is fair that I file a claim on my homeowner's which would raise my rates to fix a defective home when it was built. If these issues arose 7 yrs after having the home, it would be different but the problems started within the 1st year. This is definitely a manufacturer defect and is not the buyer's responsibility.

The salesperson called the plant, and the general manager of the plant met us to go over our concerns. We were told "that it doesn't come that way" and we said that is not what the model showed and that was our only sample. When we asked to see an upgrade that was offered, there was none to be seen anywhere. So we took their word that it would be what we wanted. We were asked to pay more money to have the changes made and we refused because we were not told that it would be any extra at the time it was ordered.

Since the home has been delivered to our location, we have found more problems in electrical work. The air conditioner does not work, the plumbing was not correct, fireplace mantel is not installed correctly, and the wrong stove was delivered - we requested gas, and electric was installed. That means they had to break the seal under the home to run another line for gas. The microwave was damaged and their fix to that was to put a screw in it. The incorrect shower was installed. The furnace was not installed far enough back into the closet because the door does not close. There is not a main water shut off inside the house, which was an extra cost.

Corian was ordered at an additional cost of $8,000 and was not correctly installed. Some of the light fixtures do not work anything. We had to pay extra for shutters and did not get all of them. Now, we are told that they don't install any on that window but we did not get a refund. I talked again to the general manager today, 6/1/12, and he told me that it wasn't a million dollar home so that is the way it is! Really, safety is required for all homes, manufactured or not! We still haven't moved into the house and are waiting for the major things to be fixed. I am checking the box to not have an attorney, but we may want to have one if our home is not fixed correctly.

I noticed that at times during the heat of the day, the temp in the living room and kitchen gets up to over 90 degrees. This is after I added 3 window units to help cool the crippled main unit. I bought an infrared temperature monitor and there are lot of places in the house where the ceiling and walls read the same temp as the outside air. There's very poor insulation.

Also the home has a metal roof that ripples when the wind blows and it vibrates the home. This has caused the insulation to settle. I doubt if there is any insulation in places. There's no way the main unit if it was in good working order would cool the house. This is also a problem in the winter, the house is so cold. With no insulation in places, the ceiling and walls read what the outside air reads.

One of the first things they told me when I was looking at homes, is they use marine plywood or equivalent wherever there is water, such as toilet, sink, tub, dishwasher and cloths washer. Well after 13 years, the seal went out on the dishwasher. It soaked the kitchen floor from the stove to the refrigerator.

These are not warranty issues. They are defects caused by poor design and installation. My wife and I have suffered long enough. Please help us asap.

So, since that is the issue, I will go to the Attorney General, Consumer Affairs, my senator, and the press and see what kind of results I can get from them. It is sad to say that William ** is a ** since he doesn't seem to care about the company he owns. But maybe the press can help him wake up and smell the coffee.

Multiple reapair calls were made and multiple men were sent out to do a half crap job. Frankly, these mobile homes are junk. They won't even last a year, regardless of how clean and careful you are, the mobile will fall apart inless than a year. When you call, it takes weeks on end to get a response and the time lapse causes the 1 year warranty to end. They use the cheapest and the worst workmanship I've ever seen. Basically, I just would hate to see others watse so much money and time on a Clayton Mobile Home. It's basically my loss for not doing proper research on the company and it's product. It's my loss for not noticing that they never put the underlayment and did not seal the openings around water pipes, furnance ducts, etc. properly.

I have had nothing but problems with the mobile from day 1 and when they come out to repair something, they only do part of the repairs or only do a quick fix and have to come out more than 3 times for the same issue. It's really pathetic how horrible the mobile homes are by Clayton Homes. They should be ashamed for selling crap to people and pishing the buck to others and not repairing faulty items properly. There is No pride with this company.

In February of 2010, he sent a crew to fix the damage. They replaced siding and installed a drip guard which had never been installed, which is where the problem originated. In replacing the siding, the contractors tried to cover over rotting wood with the new siding, and only replaced the wood when they were caught in the act.

As of now, July of 2010, large hunks of the replaced siding have come loose, and no one will return my calls. It took from February of 2010 until April of 2010 for someone to come and replace the damaged (moldy) sheet rock, and this was a half-done attempt. While replacing the sheet rock, they reported several electrical shorts to me, which of course they could not fix, but would report to the national office. So now I'm in slightly better shape, but still, much needs to be done, and nobody will return my calls. However, Vanderbilt Mortgage has increased the cost of my monthly notes! I've incurred loss of time from days lost working to observe workers. I am now experiencing substandard living conditions, and possible health concerns due to living with black mold for so long.

We did the initial paperwork and paid off any FHA required collections on my credit. I borrowed $5,000 from my 401 K plan which was given as a down payment to get the deal rolling. We could not afford what they call a glamour bathroom, which was on the floor model we looked at. So, we agreed to a fixed shower stall and a window since we don't like baths and could live with this. We could not get a few other small items IE: microwave over the range, vertical blinds, etc. But the salesman told us that the rest of the home, as we looked at it, was what we would get (everything). The papers were drawn up, signed and we began this disaster in motion. Here is a list of events that happened.

Original salesman fired, so they brought a "ringer" into the deal who began to give us the ** story that the salesman was fired for not knowing what he was doing, and that she was brought in to fix it, yeah right! She promised us an AC unit and a storage shed not originally in the deal. I asked, specifically, about the type of bathroom that the master bedroom would get. And she told me that what was negotiated was what we were getting. I asked if she was sure and she told me she reviewed the "plans" and yes she was sure. We asked about the date to get in and we figured the end of June '09 (this meeting was in May 09).

A couple of days later, we got the first call that we call the "I am changing my mind" events. No shed now, AC is okay. (With formaldehyde in carpets and the summers time coming, could safety reason be why A/C was kept in the deal?) They told me no, but now they were lying and I can't trust what they were saying. This should have been a red flag, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt.

Closing day: I went to sign papers against my wife's counsel, since I was signing for something that I have not seen yet. I wrote a group of questions and asked (the second time) about the master bathroom, because I wasn't signing anything unless I was assured that the bathroom was what I was getting. She assured me that we were, and I reluctantly signed the closing paperwork.

The house is on the wonderful corner lot in our park, and I was taking pictures, excited about the prospect of moving into our new home. I was looking through windows, and happened to be able to see through the master bedroom window, and guess what I saw? The same standard bathroom that is in the hallway that our kids and guest would use. So, I immediately called Clayton to tell them, and since we did not have a "certificate of occupancy", we would have to wait till the walk through for them to check the bathroom and write up the findings on the "inspection sheet".

Walk through day: in a nutshell, there was no ceiling fan as in the pictures I have taken of the floor model we were shown. There was no chandelier. There were no clothes rack in the washer and dryer area, and no bathroom. Plus, the driveway outside was destroyed when the footings were poured. My wife was furious. Then, Clayton homes said that the paperwork that we signed did not have these things written down so we were not getting any of it. Now, my wife does not want the home, and if she isn't going to be happy, then I do not either. The "ringer" told me that she would then take our keys and sell the house and my wife told them to do it.

The "big ringer", now the regional manager came into the picture, apologizing in every imaginable way to make this deal right. At this point, we have moved in because we could not stay in our rental any longer because they needed to rent the place. We were trapped and had no choice but to move in. So, Bill **, the "big ringer" for Clayton came to our home. He did a tick sheet of 20 things to include the chandelier and driveway repair, along with other things wrong with the house, but the master bathroom was not going to be done. Structurally, it could not. At one time he asked us if he wanted Fleetwood to build us a new home and I asked if it would be put in the spot that we were in and he told me no. So, that was not an option.

He asked us what Clayton could do to make the bathroom "mix-up" better, and how we can be happy with our home. I told him that we could not be happy because I would be paying for 15 years and showering in a bathroom I did not want. I did asked for a storage shed since we went from a 1,800 sq. ft. 2 car garage rental to this home. We need the storage area. They are going to give me $500 to do whatever I need to do for the home. They are not buying a shed. They are not fixing the bathroom.

The "under ringer" was sent to us to talk through everything because we refused to sign any more paperwork. This guy (Scott **) was the pleasant personality portion of this ** job of theirs. He was sent to sweeten us up and sign our lives away. You can probably guess how this part went. He promised to negotiate everything with Bill up to and including the shed. The end result, nothing more than the $500 promised and limbo on the shed. I won't even go there on their crappy appliances. The first chance I get to get these out of this house I will.

Consequences: Let's talk about the financial problems we incurred: 1. $541.90 rent for 11 days in our property; 2. 11 days of added utility bills for July; 3. $210.55 for the loss of the mover scheduled and my sons and my needing to rent a U-Haul and move ourselves. Our labor should be back charged to Clayton; 4. $55.00 month storage fee for our home goods (continuing); 5. $59.76 mini-blinds for the windows so we don't live like gypsies; 6. 11 days of phone and cable expenses; 7. $56,000 for a house that I have to live in, and look at, until it is paid for that we did not agree to; and 8. I won't even go with having to live with a woman that hates the home she is in, because if the woman of the house is unhappy, the whole house will be as well.