Clayton Homes Reviews

This has been the worst experience since the day it was pulled on our lot! Have regretted it everyday. Left several messages for salesman with no response. The service department has been over a month getting the mobile home completed. We’ve had water damage (due to their service department), cabinet paint peeling, drywall damage, stove didn’t work, and heating and air unit didn’t work. The block laid underneath had to be completely busted out it was so bad! I did speak with manager once and only excuses were made. I have made 3 mortgage payments and still unable to live there. If I had the option to have them come pull it off my property I definitely would!! Highly do not recommend!!!

Bought a home with River Lake Homes. Since getting the home I have had issue after issue and the latest being the hot water heater went out. Tried to get it warrantied and turns out the hot water heater had been registered and warranty had expired before I even purchased the home and the home being delivered. I have since reached out to them and they said I needed to take it up with Clayton. I called clayton and they said it was river lake homes issue to take it up with them. Still to this day no one seems to wanna help or admit fault in the situation and they keep deflecting or blaming someone else I'm now out of pocket $475 for a new hot water heater that was suppose to be brand new when I got the home.

The house is beautiful at first on the surface but less than 4 yrs later, trim falls off, supports and nails can be seen through the floor, nails not flush with some trim from the beginning, kitchen cabinets have odd surface irregularities starting to show, master bath mirrors have detached behind the trim and are no longer aligned in frame and more. Large tub in master bath had a crack on the inside surface after delivery, Clayton repair guy “fixed” it but 2 baths in it in less than 6 mos and the crack is back. When a light bulb goes out, you can’t just replace the bulb, you have to replace the WHOLE casing that is hardwired in and now our lights sag out of the ceiling. Wish I had done more research before choosing Clayton. Having to repair poor craftsmanship out of pocket because it’s considered “normal wear and tear” after only 4 years is ridiculous.

Although it may be cheaper to buy a house this way, in the long run you’ll waste money. After about 5 years I replaced all the crappy vinyl windows, 12 years we replaced siding, 15 years replaced roof that had rotted OSB board under in a couple places. Drywall work leaves a lot to be desired. We have had some plumbing come apart that wasn’t glued. Redoing the master bath they couldn’t even run the copper lines correctly and I had to rewire since they couldn’t find the time to spade bit through a 2x4. Plumbers had some pipe come apart in them that wasn’t glued as well. Been one thing after the other. My advise is to have your house built on site and watch the process get done correctly. I have pictures of the shoddy plumbing work and I’m sure the plumbing company would attest to the pipe falling apart.

I’ve been in our house about a month and wanted to write a review that would really tell how horrible Clayton Homes are. I’ve thought about it and could go on and on about the low quality house I got. And the best way I can describe that is to quote the finish out guy that Clayton sent to finish my home. “If you wanted quality you shouldn’t have bought a mobile home.” Please don’t waste your money on this company.

We’ve had our home for 3 years now and no I would not recommend Clayton Homes! The trim is coming off the walls, the walls were primed not painted, a shelf done fell in 1 of my cabinets, the corner pieces keep falling off the walls, they build junk homes for the price we paid. The floors are cheap linoleum, being I left my rainbow in 1 spot for a second and it literally pulled the top of the linoleum up. We’ve had AC people out here every summer for the AC unit. They cut it too short around my toilet and you can see it. They used grout caulk in the shower which is coming off. So no do not go with Clayton Homes. The top of the counters are cheap and are coming up. My shower and my daughter's shower had a hole piece in it. They tried to fill mine with caulk and did nothing with hers.

The Lulamae Clayton Homes model is such a charming manufactured house! We recently just purchased a 2020 series from a 1 owner, it's practically brand new! The craftsmanship that went into putting the house together is complete trash! All of the problems is from the start, not from the previous owners. The middle beam along the floor is a trip hazard until you get use to it. The kitchen cabinets drawer slides are junk. We are having to replace every single one. The cabinet faces in the bathrooms have fallen off. The windows are not set correctly and allowing draft. The showers were not hooked into the main septic line and were just dumping underneath the house. The HVAC system was installed incorrectly so you can correctly put in an air filter. The workers that put this house together obviously do not care about their jobs.

I purchased a Clayton mobile home from Down East Realty and Custom Homes earlier this year. Close date was June 2, installation date was July, and I was given keys on September 1 and permission to enter after final work was completed on September 8. My move-in date was approx Sept 13. I provided a 30-day punch list on approx Oct 13. Currently, the majority of those issues have not been repaired. In fact, more have been created by Clayton/Down East workers either repairing things incorrectly or damaging different things as they work.

I purchased a home from Clayton Homes and it was a terrible decision. I have black mold throughout my house from various leaks from every plumbing area possible, as well as from the lighting in the ceiling. I’m devastated that my home has only lasted ten years.

We have lived in our Clayton home for seven years. After a couple of years we noticed moisture between the double pane glass in the kitchen windows. Now it's happening to every window. Very very frustrated! This will be extremely expensive to repair. It's ridiculous that this is even happening.

Echoing what many of the other recent reviews of stated, this house is HORRIBLY built. Absolutely nothing is square. The doors weren't even put on right and gaps on all corners because they aren't square with the frame. at least 3 water leaks now simply because whoever put it together didn't bother to tighten the connections, leading to insulation underneath getting soaked in water. 2 weeks after we got it, the hot water tank blew and almost caused a fire because whoever did that didn't bother to properly wire it up.

We purchased a “brand new” home from Oakwood Homes Lexington, SC. The home buying process was easy. However, once the home was delivered no one cared about the issues that began. They wanted us to file against our homeowners, when we shouldn’t have to. The house was incorrectly built. We should not have to raise our monthly premium for their mistakes, or have to shell out money for deductibles. The floor completely caved in less than one year’s time. We have one shower that absolutely will not work. Our doors were incorrectly installed and were leaking and led to the floors caving in as well as mold all over the floor and led to a lot of asthma issues for myself. The insulation was not properly done around the HVAC and it has caused condensation in our electric panel box, which in turn burned up our dryer & washer.

The house is a piece of junk. Nothing works. Nothing was built properly. Exposed nails in the roof, windows leak, cabinets were built with drywall, tub and surrounds have zero support, falling apart with electrical shorts and many more problems. Only had it 3 months.

It started off to good to be true and now I found out why.. We purchased a home cash and they delivered the home. It started off good. They were coming out installing hooking up but now it's down to the septic lines ECT. Well can't find it anywhere. There is one on property but cannot find it and Clayton homes is not helping any with it. They tried saying that I am responsible for locating it but yet they put the house on property already and we had paid cash for everything already.. They contacted me and said they would get someone out here and do a sonar to locate it. Well that did not happen either. Instead they send someone to dig my yard up and did not locate it. Still I asked them what happened with the sonar guy and they said they couldn't find anyone with one but yet I've called 5 people and they all have one.

Please think long and hard about buying one of their homes. Very beautiful from afar. It’s when you move in then you find a lot of cosmetic problems that should not be problems for a brand new home. You call Clayton Homes and tell them all the issues you’re having and nothing gets done. They take their sweet time taking care of the issues your home is having and they have no problem taking your money and time. Please please and more please do your homework before purchasing one of these homes.

Why is it that Clayton Homes gets buyers financed for 10-23yrs, but only warranty the home for 1yr. Sounds to me like their product ain't built as well as they claim. Time to cut this box open & examine the truthfulness in the brochure about the product.

We had home for 9 yrs. It is falling apart, cardboard for trim and door casings. Doors are coming off the frames, flooring very cheap. We had to replace heat pump, they put in a used one instead of new. Cabinets' door falling apart. House was never set up correctly. Had Clayton out here several times to try and fix. Purchased Tanner Homes Backey Ga.

Everything about Clayton Homes was a good experience. Kevin was an excellent salesman as he went above and beyond to make sure we were happy with everything. Their contractor J&A Grading also done an excellent job! My house pad, yard and driveway turned out great!

Most obvious problems are wavy drywall and siding that is different lengths around the home. Inside trim requires sanding, removal of excess caulk, sanding, and some windows without caulk at all. Grout in shower missing or cracked. Makes one question structural integrity of home, if these defects are customer facing, what is hidden? This home shouldn’t have passed QC, if there is any. We’re closed, still repairing and painting the home, don’t have power or moved in yet. Can’t afford not to. Wish us well.

I would give zero stars but that wasn't an option. Several factors went into buying a Clayton Home. One of which was the COVID shutdown. We couldn't find a contractor in our rural community so we went with Clayton Home. Huge mistake!!! Their contractors are unskilled. The transport company didn't set our home up correctly. The brick mason that did the skirting was a joke. He moved supports and then the doors wouldn't close. When touring the home we eventually bought, we were flat lied to. I was told things I wanted repaired would be repaired. Once inside my home, I was told those things couldn't be repaired. Poorest quality on the workmanship. Crown molding is separating from the wall and ceiling. Cracks over 80% of doors and windows. The front of several cabinets has fallen off. The dishwasher caught fire because it was wired wrong. Plumbing is all messed up and toilets have to be plunged at least twice a week.

Where to start... They built my home in under a month. They dry-poured the footers for the wrong size doublewide. They wired the outside light backwards throwing the breaker immediately. The AC unit was delivered without freon which caused issues. Door knobs fall off. Plumbing leaks after a while (the toilet leaked & both showers) KNOWN ISSUES. Inside Door frame is not nailed into the wall. Cabinet facings won't stay on. Floors creek. Closet shelves buckelled. No laundry room shelves. Drywalled ceilings has groves in them (they fixed 1 of them, now it's a different color than the rest) Underpinning blew off within a few weeks. Bathtub cracked on bottom (still waiting on repair).

We bought our retirement home This year, Clayton told us we HAD to use their General Contractor, when he came out he underbid the job, causing all kinds of trouble, he bid 28,000, we offered to go back to our lender and get them another 15,000, we were very clear on what we wanted. He David ** GL under estimated the size of septic we needed. When the septic was put in they torn my yard completely up in an area that didn't even pertain to the septic. They didn't clear trees for the spray heads, so the water just keeps flooding the yard.

Worst salesman in the world. Buyers beware. If you place the mobile home in a park you DO NOT pay for setup. The park pays for the set up. Call the Park before you do any. Ask questions. Make sure they do not add any more additional costs.

We have been trying to get Clayton to fix our problems, since the first month we lived in our new house. We ordered our new house BUILT!! We had to call constantly to get them to put in, up or on - the items on my 'Options List' - for example - ceiling fans had to be ordered from Lowe's or HDepot - by me, then I had to call several times to get them put up; shelving in the laundry room was missing, there is still no door on the laundry room; the kitchen floor and throughout the house- the floor is coming up!! Screws are coming up through the floor (throughout the house); on top of the list - our house is not level!!

This has to be the worse buying experience in my life. They damage my home on set up. Home was delivered with the siding improperly installed. Now the siding is falling off, it can't be fixed. Needs new siding. Steel beams and outriggers under my house were bent or broken. They never finished their warranty obligations and never fixed the damage to my home that they caused. There are many code violations during the set up of my home. I ordered a heat pump that is not what I got. They falsified the compliance report, my home is far from compliant. I had a certified FHA home inspector inspect my home and he noted many deficiencies that they would not address. Don't buy from them.

Our experience was mixed. We had the best sales person anyone could ask for. Colby ** was so delicate and very confident that our family would soon be able to enjoy our new home. If you could choose your sales person please choose Colby. He will make sure everything is the way you want it and help you understand everything through the whole process.

It was easy and smooth with Clayton Homes. The guy that was helping us was calling us and kept us up to date. I like his awareness of everything that we needed to go through. He knew the process firsthand.

Clayton Homes assured us that our set-up on the trailer has been fine. We've had some problems when they moved it up in here to where we are at. But they took care of those problems. On the side and on the outside, there are several pieces that need to be aligned again. Clayton couldn't do that in cold weather, because when they do, they would break them. That's the only thing that we have left on that agenda. Everything else that we've had were things that they had to go over again. The factory forgot to put a pipe that had to go up into one of the bathrooms. But that has been taken care of as well. We like everything that we got.

The absolute worst nightmare of my entire adult life. I wanted to leave this earth without ever having to sue anyone. One employee in particular from Grand Junction CO, mocked me behind my back as we went over the multitude of serious issues that was wrong with this house. Being that this is a Warren Buffett/Berkshire Hathway company, we are currently embattled in a legal dispute over this house as their attorneys are now trying to intimidate us on a covenant issue to silence us. We are going to be spending well over $100,000.00 fighting them, including Forensic architects and engineers. This company may be goliath, with unending money and attorneys, but at the end of the day right is right. 2 words for you Mr. Buffet, Wells Fargo, enough said. Buyer beware, be sure when you do your research on Clayton Homes to include the keywords Berkshire Hathaway and Warren Buffett to reveal what they really are.

The sales lady, Mia, was fantastic. The buying process was awesome. However, I would never recommend a Clayton-built home to anybody. My furnace came in wired backwards. My hot water tank wasn't wired into anything, and there were open wires in my house. Both of my doors have leaks. They've replaced both of them at least once. The back door has continued to leak. There are little holes in my subfloor that they won't fix. They said the leaking that the door caused underneath my flooring didn't need fixed even though it was bowing, wrinkled and it definitely needed fixed. When I told them my back door was leaking, it was one excuse after the other. I was scheduled for them to come in January, but they canceled. They were supposed to come in February at the beginning but they canceled until the beginning of March.

I wanna give a big shoutout to Mike, the sales manager at Youngsville. We met with Henderson, and we didn't like that experience, so we went to Youngsville. I was six months pregnant, and Mike helped us tremendously. He said he has a lot that somebody backed out on ‘cause they didn't have the funds. He said, “I can have it on your property in July.” My son was six months old by that time, but I was perfectly fine with that.

We were a little confused with the home buying process, but Clayton Homes helped us with every question, every day, at any time of the day. It was a great experience. We worked with Jason and he was great all the way through. Our home is awesome. We're trying to grow the grass. We're doing well with it. We've showed people our house that were thinking about buying from there.

Everything has worked out fine for me. I'm a satisfied customer. I loved everything. I worked with Michael and he was very professional. I liked the never-say-die mentality he had. It was a great experience altogether.

We called our skirting people because we had storms not too long ago and we had hail damage. They said to let them know if we have any damage within a year or however long it was for the siding. We gave them a call and they said Clayton doesn't cover Mother Nature. But we’re happy and pleased with them. They’re quick to respond. The communication with Clayton was very good during the purchase. But the home itself got some issues and the reps had to come out a few times. And I need them to come out again. I hate bothering them but there are some weak spots on the floors. I've had them had to come out where they forgot the seal and so we had leaks and then, they had to do the couple of windows that they didn't get done.

Everything went well during the home buying process. They did good but they promised a lot of stuff and my landscaping wasn't up to par like I thought it was gonna be. Other than that, they did everything they said they were gonna do. We're happy. The reps helped me out a lot. They were easy to talk to. I recommend Clayton. Just make sure you get everything in your contract. Don't listen to a bunch of promises.

It was a smooth process. Everybody at Clayton Homes was very cooperative. I have them coming out on the 29th of this month to reseal the doors. Whenever it rains, the back door and the front leak, if the rain comes in a certain way. Other than that, I like our home's layout. I like where the homes came from as far as with the windows, through Better Window. I appreciate that. The insulation and plumbing were awesome. The AC would run us out of here. And the heat would keep us warm.

The home buying process was pretty easy and straightforward. They didn't ask me anything too difficult. I gave them all the information that they needed and they took care of the rest. When I got everything I needed, it barely even took a month to get everything done. I got this house because it was on sale, but it was still in really good condition. It had a few nicks here and there, but that was to be expected when you're transporting a house. It has three bedrooms and a living room. It has a main bedroom, which has both a shower and a tub. There's another bathroom on the other side. It just had a shower in it. I like the little nook room right beside the washer and dryer area. You can put whatever you want there. It's like a little home office in there.

Clayton Homes had the layout that I wanted. The salesman was really pretty awesome. He was really friendly. The whole process took about seven months because I dragged it out. Financing was taking so long. I was trying to go get the VA loan but it fell through. Then the third offer that I was working on fell through. We went back to the first offer because the pricing market went down by a lot, and it all worked out. There were a couple of upgrades in the house. There was a window in the dining room but I had them put sliding doors instead. Then instead of the closet in the master bathroom, they put a Jacuzzi tub. If there's something wrong with the house during the process, they'll come and repair it. It's not a hassle. They come pretty fast to take care of it.

A salesperson from a different company told us it was gonna be hard to get us approved and they didn't even check our credit. Then, we gave it a try with Clayton and they got us approved in less than two weeks and got the home brand new built in less than two months. Everything went fast and smoothly that I'm so happy and been referring them ever since.

Everything with Clayton Homes was amazing. I would recommend the team there at McComb to anybody in the world. I liked their professionalism. Opal came out and greeted me and my three children. We had recently lost our home to a tornado, and she was so professional. She looked at these homes with us as if she was moving in them with us. I truly appreciated it. She understands. She was good. My anxiety was high. I was so worried. When you got three children, you've got a place to go. I have family, but when you have somebody that says, "Okay, we can help you. You're gonna be okay. Don't worry, don't worry, don't stress. You go home tonight. You let me work on this paperwork tonight. Tomorrow, I'll give you a call back."

Clayton Homes had the mobile home that I wanted right on their lot. I didn't have to wait to order it. They were great. My husband had handled the buying and so I was sort of lost when he passed away. They helped me tremendously on how to get it set up and what to do. I let them do everything for me. They did well. As far as the home, I absolutely love it. It was exactly what I was looking for. It has two bedrooms and two baths. After I moved in, there were little things that were not right, and they came right away and fixed it.

Clayton Homes ending up giving us keys and letting us walk around and look at the houses. I happened to pick a house that was all the way in the back corner. It only had a metal step ladder, and when we went inside of it, it was my favorite. Also, the rep, Cheryl, was very informative. Anytime I had questions, I could just immediately contact her through her personal number, and she got back with me very quickly. She made it a comfortable process. It was very quick too. I started in July, then I moved in in December and we really like the house. We've had some issues that we've come across, but it hasn't been a huge issue. Any time we see an issue, I contact Clayton and they send somebody out very quickly to fix it. It's been great, and I'm very happy.

The home consultant explained everything good and worked with us a lot. She got a few things messed up as far as ordering the double-wide though. It was the wrong color, and the post was supposed to get two sets of steps. We still ended up getting two sets of steps because we paid for a dormer and didn't get one. We just traded off on a set of steps, which was ridiculous because we were supposed to get two sets of steps anyway. We've already paid for that. There was a lot of other things that I didn't appreciate as well.

We were able to visit Clayton's yard here in Evans and the sales staff were friendly. They've been super responsive and we didn't have any issues with the buying process. The home has also been good. We haven't had any major issues and they've been great with following up with any warranty items. I'd recommend them.

We were gonna build, then just decided to go with Clayton instead. We went in with a particular floor plan in mind and talked to them about our timeline and that was a big factor in it. The rep said, "Well, with that timeline, we can get whatever you want or we have a model here that's, basically, what you're wanting." It ended up being better than the one we had picked out. They matched what we wanted with what they had and saved us some money in the process. Also, Clayton was ready to go within weeks, but we had some zoning hoops to jump through. From start to finish, it took six months, but 99% of that was just us going back and forth with the county and zoning stuff, which Clayton was helpful with too.

Clayton sold me on the house because of the way that they set it up. They put it on pillars. And they seemed like they would take care of you and not just throw a house out on the property. They’re good at communication. The home-buying process took seven months but it wasn’t their fault. They were ready to go and seemed to help as much as they could. It was the contractor. After the sales rep sold me the house, he was still helping me take care of things even though that was not his job anymore. Even during the whole process of putting everything up, when I was having issues with the contractors, he was trying his damnedest. And he was also calling the city for me and helping me get things done. People should go for Clayton.

Clayton Homes has better quality than any of the other places and their professionalism is a lot better than the rest. Before I knew it, we were approved, and everything was rolling. It was too fast for me. We told them we wanted to wait till we were ready for what we wanted. A few months later, the rep contacted me and asked me if I wanted to check what she got. The hardest part was waiting between houses to have our home removed and have the new one brought in. But we got to see our new house before it came. Everything was a perfect experience. I couldn't imagine it going any smoother. We love everything about our home. We like the quality. But it's funny because every time I look around, everything's a little off it seems. It's probably the way the trailers are made. The leveling seems a lot higher than what I would have expected.

I would tell others to go with Clayton and not to go with anybody else. They were very helpful and everything I needed done, they were able to do for me. The home is also very good quality.

Clayton's reps were always very friendly and everything happened pretty fast. We love the home and while we had issues on minor things, they came and fixed them. It took a little bit of time for them to come out, but it was simple. Overall, we had a very good experience with Clayton and I recommended them to a girl that I went to high school with.

Clayton was super helpful. They went above and beyond expectations. They were ready to show me what was in my budget line. I didn't have to do the paperwork first then look. They let me look then do the paperwork. To me, that was a big thing. There was never a doubt in my mind that they weren't doing what they needed to be doing. I like that the home is very modern. I've only had a minor leak from my dishwasher which they fixed within a day. Other than that, everything's been perfect.

The service is great. Clayton Homes has different places around, but their office in Lafayette is outstanding. The girl at the office as well as the head guy over there were great. We had a little issue with some small items that needed to be repaired, and they immediately handled it. The service department that they sent out there did a wonderful job. We have a well-built home, and the utility bill is very cheap, which is one of the most important things.

I paid cash for my three-bedroom, two bath home, and everything went very streamlined. Blake, my salesman, was friendly, knowledgeable and very easy to talk to. He was very good and had several follow-ups, and when I've had problems, Clayton Homes came out and fixed everything. I would recommend them.

We called Clayton Homes and they were really sweet, nice and helpful. So, we decided to go ahead and drive up there. The lady that helped us get our home waited on us to see the home that we wanted to see. It's almost 2,000 square foot home. It has a real fire, wood-burning fireplace. It's beautiful. We have a huge island in the kitchen, which is nice. It's very spacious. The house itself is spacious. All my stuff is very rustic. I've got beams done in wood that came with the home. Then I did the wood accent. Each bedroom has a walk-in closet. As far as the home buying process, we ran into some snags here and there, but they were very good and patient.

I went out there at Clayton and they had a 2020 model. It was the one they had set up for showing people. I bought it. It was cheaper than buying it if I had ordered one. Clayton took care of everything. They called a guy over from Northpoint Financing and he met me over at Clayton's and helped get everything going. Kelly was my salesman and I dealt with him 99% of the time. There was also Anthony. Joe is the one I've been talking to up here last.

Clayton Homes was good to me. Everybody has been great. There were a couple of hitches on my part and the rep handled everything fine and explained everything to me fine and dandy.

The application to closing with Clayton was pretty smooth, other than in the transition of the builders, they had a little communication problem but after that got fixed, it was fine. Everything has been good so far.

The techs who put the home into place told me what I needed to do. I put the foundation and the runners down and they came two days later. I like that I could lay all the way down in the bathtub we got. But I'm iffy that the quarter round they put on the wall keeps coming off. They came back to fix it and they said that they're only using headless nails and the quarter round is trying to pop off.

The experience with Clayton was okay, but it was not the greatest. The loan place sucked, and then just trying to get any answers from anyone in general was not cool. We applied for the house in April, and we didn't move in until November. The house itself is fine. We are waiting to have the siding replaced by the manufacturer. It's warped. It's minor cosmetic stuff. Then the electric outlet in the second bath was installed improperly. So, we had no power in our bathrooms for like a month. Other than that, it's good.

The experience I've had with Clayton Homes has been good. The gal that we bought our home from has been very helpful. We love the mobile. They did well with the prep stuff, getting the people out there to do the brickwork. Once they got it here, all the prep stuff was already done for the footings so things went quickly. But there was a split and it's been trying to get people resituated for doing the follow-up repairs that's been the biggest hiccup that we've had. People came out the first time, did some stuff, and we asked questions about things. The next time somebody came out, it was a different group so they did some things differently. Every time people come out, it's a different group. It'd be nice if they have follow-up.

It was rough with Clayton Homes in the beginning but it got better. Amy who sold me the home did a good job. With Beth, we had a rough start, but she stayed with it to get it seen through. Fran did a hell of a job, so I give her a 10. She was excellent when it comes to handling the warranty work. We had a window that was cracked but they came out and replaced it. Clayton Homes has a good spot on what they're doing, but they're missing some things. Some of their interior quality of the trim work could do better. It needs to be nailed properly when it's at the factory. The cabinets look nice, but some are not straight up. We hardly ever use our bathtub to take a shower, but if you stand up in it, it'll squeak. But they're gonna come out and take care of it.

Clayton had exactly what we needed at the right time and they could deliver it on time. It took a week and a half from application to finish and it was good service all the way around. I like the home. It is very well insulated and has high quality. Jeff, the salesman, did a good job.

Charlie, our salesman, was the best. It was the first time we've ever done something like that so, we had a lot of questions and he answered them. It was a good experience. We first decided on the Satisfaction because it's cheaper but got approved for a little bit of money. So, we got the Marvel 4 and Clayton had it done and built by the time we closed. We didn't have to wait on it. They just had to get our single-wide and get it off and lay the footers. It was a very fast, quick process.

I just liked the model of the house and I bought it like it was. It has four bedrooms. Putting the home into place was quick. Clayton did it on a timely manner.

The home-buying process with Clayton was very smooth and painless. It took about three months after we tied up all the admin things. The rep was very professional, informative, answered all our questions and walked us through the whole way. I was impressed with the professionalism. We have a four-bedroom, two-bath home with a porch option. It was an old farm-style house. Me and my wife got our first home together and so far, it's working out.

Mel, the rep I worked with, told me exactly what I had to have and how to go about getting things. She was very helpful and told me exactly what I had to have and how I would need to get it. She was very nice and let me know she had time for me. She was always available and put me through the whole process. So, it was good. Steve, the manager, reached out and would check with me and make sure everything was going okay. The application to approval took just a week. But it took months to get into the home, for it to get moved and set up.

The home-buying process with Clayton is excellent. The reps walk you through every step of the way from the time you walk in the door trying to find a lender for you to the time that the trailer is set up and leveled and everything's hooked up. We bought the home new right off the lot and Aaron, the salesman I was with the whole way, was outstanding. He was doing everything and beyond the call of what a salesman should do. He was available to me 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It didn’t matter if he was on the job or at home. If I had a problem, he would get it solved for me.

Brittany, the rep from Clayton, is a fine woman. She’s friendly and I never had any problems with her at all. She didn’t try to push but she got us what we asked for. It was a little bit of a long wait after I got the home put in place for them to get here and set everything up. But they had their hands full and I understand that. I love the home. It’s nice and I feel at home. I liked the interior style, which is an open concept. I changed the color of the cabinets and the outside exterior and changed the flooring style. A boy that I work with bought a single-wide there and he just got it put in place on his lot two weeks ago from my recommendation.

We love the home and Barbara, the rep, was good to deal with. But not the two managers that Clayton had. When we closed on the home in April of last year, the first manager told me that we should be in there by the end of October. A week before the day we were supposed to move, I called them and they said everything was being pushed back to November. Our apartment had already been rented so we had to live in a motel room for 30-some days. And Clayton couldn't reimburse us any of it. They need to take care of the customers, especially on this deal right here. It cost us almost $6,000. They said they didn’t tell us to stay in a motel. If they had told us in October we weren’t gonna be able to move, we could’ve stayed there at our apartment for two more months. All I had to do was just delay it. But they didn't tell us anything.

Thank you to the great people I worked with Joe, Don, Billy and Clay. You guys went above and beyond to get my home the way it should be. There was problems. And your team stepped up stood tall behind the work done and corrected it.

Clayton’s reps were very cooperative, nice and kind. They addressed all our issues. Our salesperson was very friendly. She called me from home and late at night. She's been just amazing, and went above and beyond. We love our home’s spaciousness. Clayton was wonderful. They were right on it. People should try them first.

At the end of May, the guy at Clayton told me he could get me something by July. They got me what I needed and I was in by November. The home is my box now. It’s nice to live somewhere where you don't know the temperature outside until you open the door. I haven't lived that way in years because that old trailer I had has had some issues. In ‘95, there was a hurricane and I had to have the floors redone. Then the one in 2018 left big holes where the particle board was not replaced because I had no subfloor. I've lived that way for a long time. So, I'm getting used to this. People can get a place at Clayton Homes.

My husband and I decided to get a double wide. I like how the living room has a lot of open space and the master bedroom appealed to us. It is huge and has a walk-in closet. I get to move in to today. It’s been a long process with the electricity so I'm excited. Dwayne, the rep, was amazing. He helped in any way possible and kept us updated. I would recommend Dwayne to anyone and Clayton Homes in Louise.

I found some land that me and my wife wanted to buy. So, I told her if we got land, we could do a land and home package. We drove around till we saw a trailer that we wanted. We went in to Clayton Homes and Crystal greeted us at the door. She helped us all the way through the process and did a fantastic job. She made everything super easy for us and all we had to do was come in there about four times, sign the paperwork, pay our cash, and it was good to go. When the paperwork was signed on our end, putting the home in its place took off. It was probably two months max for Clayton to get the home here, get everything squared away, cleaned up, and the house put down. So, it was no holdback on their end at all.

Clayton's representatives were very knowledgeable. The manager there, Tammy, was wonderful. If I see her anywhere, I'm going to give her a hug. Our salesman, Andrew, was extremely helpful as well. But getting the home put into place took forever and it had a lot to do with the city codes. Then we had a series of bad weather. We ended up moving three times between the end of August and January. But I didn't really consider it Clayton’s fault. Their guy that did the concrete block around was very kind and he did a wonderful job. We've been used to being do-it-yourselfers, so we went to City Hall and asked them what they needed. We asked them to tell us what we needed to do and we did it.

Communication with them was good during the process. My rep always kept me up-to-date about when the house would be there and if there was any hiccup. I love the location. I had an incident a few days ago where my ceiling was leaking water from the rain. I wasn't happy about that because I hadn't even been in the house a year yet for water to be coming through my vent. The techs came to fix my screen door because it had a little gap in it. So, the guy said something about the pipes or something that had fallen down. So, he refilled those. Other than that, I like the quality of the home. I haven't had any major problems since I've been in it.

Clayton's rep was willing to work with us and meet our needs. But putting the home into place has been a long process. The house is installed, but it has many repairs that need to be completed that they're failing to do so even if I've told them multiple times about the issues.

A guy came out to fix our dishwasher because it was hitting the frame around it. After he did that, we checked the breaker box, and the dishwasher won't come on at all since he was here. It was fine before that, but it won't come on at all now. So, I called Clayton on the first of the week and told them about it. I said it has really been an inconvenience because I had an event that I was cooking for and I had to wash everything by hand.

At the location in Eldora, the staff was incredible. They were very kind, over the top, got things done. They followed up with everything that I needed. They did everything they said they would. The rep left right after I got my home delivered. So, the manager started taking care of me if I needed anything. He cared about what we wanted. Or Dewana was one that I called when I needed something fixed. Go to Clayton Homes because they took care of me.

Michael was my guy with Clayton Homes and he was great. I liked him a lot. We hit it off right off the bat. He was very helpful. We were in a hurry, and he bent over backwards for us. We had drawn up what we wanted. He said, "I've got something here just by looking at your drawing you sent in the email." We looked at this other one and as soon as my wife walked in, she said, "Holy cow, that's our drawing." It didn't have the walk-in pantry that I wanted, but it was really close. The bedroom was on the other end than what we thought, but it all worked out. We've had some little hiccups here and there, but Clayton has come through and fixed it. We've had the home for a while, but they're still being good about helping us. They're working on my air conditioning right now. When we tested it, it was fine. But now that we need it, the fan doesn't work.

Clayton was friendlier and seemed to address all of our questions well. It was a great experience with the reps. Everything that came up that we had questions about, they always had the answers we needed and were very helpful. We got a lot model and it had everything that we wanted. The quality of the home is good and if anything comes up that has been broken, Clayton’s reps are there as soon as I call. They always send somebody right out.

Dealing with the salesman at Clayton was very good. We stayed with the same one all the way through rather than being moved up to somebody else. Putting the home into place was a tiresome situation but it would have been either way you go. We were moving it on just bare property. One tree had to come down and we had to get the electric pole as well as the water in. So, it wasn't an easy process. I had to do a lot of it because we were establishing an address. And to do that, you had to go through the water company and you had to go over there and deal with them in person. It wasn't something that Clayton could do.

I'm happy with the process of the home buying and picking out the home at Clayton. The people in the office were very nice. They definitely helped out with any questions that I had. However, I wasn't very impressed with the contractors that had come out and done the work. There are still a couple of things that need to be done to the house that hasn't been done yet. But other than that, everything went very well and smoothly.

The guy that we originally spoke with ended up retiring the week that we put our down payment down. It was a mess. And we were skeptical to stay with Clayton Homes because we liked him. But we stuck it out and stayed with the lady that we ended up getting. She worked her best, and made it happen for us. She was very understanding. I was nine months pregnant at the end of buying our house. And she pushed for us to be able to get the house faster than what it would have come out. I would highly refer Clayton Homes.

The application process was very smooth sailing and easy. I really like the home. There were a couple of things I found later on that I needed to get fixed under the warranty. They were quick to come and fix everything. We also had a water leak in the toilet and with the house settling, doors weren't shutting right. Other than that, I love the location.

We heard that instead of putting the down payment, we could put our land up for collateral and get it developed. We had a few issues with the contractor that Clayton used to develop the property in our driveway but they're handling it. Our stuff got pushed off because of the rain as well as getting the house up there. But the process went well. I love my house. We've been in it for about eight months now.

We bought the cheapest home and for that, it's a very good home. They delivered it on the 24th of June and after it was delivered, they had trouble getting somebody to dig the footers. Then, when they got the footers dug, we couldn't get concrete. By the time they got people to come out, put it together, and set it up, it was another month and a half. After it was set up, they came out and did the doors, adjusted the sliding door, and did a few little things here and there. We got in the home in August and we were happy when we did get in.

I'm very satisfied with the home-buying process at Clayton. From the moment we got up there and looked to dealing with the salesman, he was very helpful. They also made the whole process smooth and did everything quicker than we thought they would. Our experience was easy and pleasant. They also saved us some money. We were very pleased with the quality of the home as well.

Our rep Patrick was able to answer all our questions and was very attentive. He had great personality and is super energetic. He was very knowledgeable with the homes and he had our backs through the entire process. It was not an easy process because we had to go through a lot of permits and in a small, small county, that took forever. It took about nine months for us to get our mobile home out there but Patrick kept us updated through everything.

Clayton Homes was great. We started online then went down to the lot. There were some delays in getting the building done, but that was due to weather. The lines of communication were open very well, and the walkthrough went well for us. They have been back to fix a few things, and they've been prompt. As a matter of fact, they're sending the warranty crew out tomorrow for the drywall and settling issues. Overall, my experience was good. We're very happy with what we got.

Clayton's reps were very informative and hands-on. We went to a few other modular home places and they told us to look at the lot, then get ahold of them if we needed something. But at Clayton, they took the time to walk with us and they let us walk around and get a feel for the place. Then we came back and they walked with us. So, it was more hands-on and it felt like they actually cared. Then, through the whole process from buying the home to moving in, they communicated. Our guy was great and he answered every phone call I placed. He also answered every question I had.

We drove to Decatur because the place where we purchased our home was open on Saturdays. We got there 15 minutes before they closed, and they were so nice to stay over a little longer because we were serious about making a purchase that day. So, that was good customer service. Every person that I've had to deal with, from the sales lady, to the one who schedules repairs and who came out and did the underpinning, have been tremendous.

They worked with us very well about making sure we got into the house we were wanting to get into and getting everything set up -- getting it moved, the foundation, and all that stuff done. The quality is great and there's a one-year warranty on everything. There have been a few little things like sheetrock cracks and they've fixed them but it's been a little bit of a hassle getting them to come back out.

The homebuying was an easy process. But on some of the problems we're having with the home, it hasn't been the greatest process. The plumber is hard to get ahold of. But there’s a guy named James ** who is affiliated with Hot Springs Clayton Homes. He has been very helpful in everything. He has tried to get in touch with the plumber.

We had to change our original home that we had picked out a couple times because Clayton Homes wasn't making the model. So, it took a lot longer than anybody expected. It was not due to them though. It was just the circumstances. Everything went smoothly as far as the process. They told us when it was gonna be in. They're still in the process of getting some things squared away. They were just in the process of moving. The guy, Matt, at Farmville, came in later on in the process and he jumped on it. He was a very personable guy and very knowledgeable about everything. A lot of people don't impress me, and he impressed me. He's very business mindset. He jumps right on things if he tells you he's gonna do something.

We found the home sitting on Clayton Homes' lot and we liked it and bought it. Everything was lovely and I was happy. If I need to buy again, I would go back to Clayton Homes.

We started looking at Clayton Homes and they seem like they're built a lot better with the spray foam insulation so we decided to go with that. The process was fairly easy and everything went pretty fast. I haven't got my central air set up yet, but that's because we don't have power there yet. Other than that, we love the home. It's very nice and well-built.

We walked in Clayton Homes, talked to the ladies and they were all friendly. We looked at a home which was out of our price range by the time we got financed. The girls there at the lot in Chillicothe took a couple of days, put together a home, called us and said, "We got a four bed, two bath that will work for you guys." The house needs a lot of love and care. But it will do. Clayton Homes has the worst contractors, but they have wonderful employees there at Chillicothe.

I did my application online on Monday and I went to Clayton on Saturday. We looked around. I didn't really find anything that was on the lot but their rep told me about the Breeze, which he could get for me. I've seen that one and I liked it. I went to Northport to look at it in person because they had one on the lot. My rep was awesome. Having my home put into place was great and the guy that brought it out was amazing. He was really nice and sweet. All of that happened in a couple of days. I signed on that Saturday and it came out that Tuesday or Wednesday. All in all, it took two weeks because I had to get my stuff together. During the walkthrough, we found that we had one missing piece on the outside. Clayton ordered that piece and replaced it.

Buying from Clayton Homes was quick. Stuff worked out in our favor. I could contact the rep at any time of day. He would answer or get back to me. He was good with questions before we received the home. We were looking for a three-bedroom, two-bath. We had looked online and found it and went to that location to look at it in person. We went that route instead of the other routes because there was a $100,000 difference. Also, it's bigger than what we had. But the quality of the build could be better. The trim work is either overlapped or there's a gap in between. I could tell they put it together quickly. A lot of the staple holes for the walls are visible. It could have taken more time doing it.

I had a good experience with Clayton but the mortgage company was long-winded. They wanted all kinds of different information from all over the place, and it took a while to get the home buying process done. I started about mid-October and I was in by mid-November. I like the anniversary home the best, which is what I chose and it suits my needs fine. The shower has good hot water and plenty of room. I'm happy with what I got and I made a good deal. The price and timing were both right. They even gave me a free, nice, big front porch with big wooden steps. Clayton at Lake Charles was great. The rep was on time and gave what he promised, and I was impressed with the way he hustled through everything.

We started the paperwork during peak COVID and it was a lot quicker to get a Clayton home at the time than it was to build a house. We had issues with land survey and tests but other than that, it all went smoothly. Everything was great. It's nice to have a nice place to call your own to relax in. I've already recommended a couple of different friends to buy one, and one of them is actually purchasing.

Everybody at Clayton has been really great to work with. The girls in the office where I bought the home have been super. They have been way more willing to take care of any issues I might have. It was a great home-buying process.

The home-buying process at Clayton was fine and quick. Our salesman, Trey, was efficient. However, after the setup, I wasn't satisfied with the guys that came up to do the trim work. They still got work to do on it. They'd come out and do a day's work and it's a month before I can get them to come back.

I highly recommend Clayton if you're looking for a home or retirement home. They brought it out here and set it up within three months. The reps were also helpful as they could be.

Clayton was the first place we went looking and I looked at the home I fell in love with. I was never pressured into buying it. I like the home the best as well as the guy who showed me the homes. The home buying process was great. They answered every question I had and the guy had knowledge of what he was doing. It's a very good experience to deal with Clayton.

Clayton was excellent. I handed them the money and they pretty much did just about everything for me. My sales rep was Jill and she was great. She gave me her personal number and any time I had a question or called, she picked right up and answered them. The home is great as well. Since we moved in, their reps came in here and fixed the things that happened when the home was on the lot because it was being showed. But ever since then, we haven't had any problems. We had one issue and when I told them about it, they were out here the week after to fix it. So, they have done everything that they said they would and I'd recommend them. They made this purchase one of the easiest things and took all the stress out of it.

We purchased a double-wide home from Clayton and we chose the one in Corbin because the sales rep, Jeffrey, worked there. He was fantastic and he answered all of my questions. I really hated the built-in entertainment center in the living room and I didn't really love the other option which was a fireplace. So I kept going back and forth, but Jeffrey didn't push me either way. He said they could fix that and still get us a home in the time they said that they would. He was very helpful. I ended up not getting a fireplace or an entertainment center. I just got a blank wall there and I love that the best. I didn't know it was an option until he told me.

We bought a four-bedroom, single wide home from Clayton. All the other ones that we looked at had three and we really needed four without jumping up to a double wide. The price increased a good bit going from a single wide to a double wide and we were trying to keep as much of our money as we could without making any kind of bigger purchase. So, the home fits our needs right now. Our sales rep was a super nice guy and he always answered the phone when I called him. If it was something he couldn't help me with, he would refer me to the person that could or get them to call me. The actual moving and setup of the home went fairly quickly. At first, we were thinking it was going to take a little longer than we had hoped. But the weather stayed clear and the setup went fine.

My Clayton home has a good living space and a big kitchen area. They laid everything out simply and everything was seamless from the start to the finish. My home is up to my standards. I did claims for small cosmetic things here and there from whenever it came from here to my property, and that was covered.

For the most part, my experience with Clayton Homes has been very positive. I bought through a different lot because it was local to me. But I found a home that I was looking for on another lot. They didn't have one available, but they told me where I could find one. I bought out of Jasper, but the lot was in Northport. I did a walkthrough and there were a few things that had to be fixed, but there was nothing major that had to be repaired.

Everything was straightforward. Michael over at Clayton Homes was great about walking us through the process. Everything was done in a timely manner. The home has great quality. Getting the final finishing touches has been an easy process. We've had one of the same gentleman for the repairs from the warranty group and he's been great. We're still waiting on our touch-up paint though. They ran out of our interior color, so they are waiting on that to be delivered. There were a few fixes as the home settled with doors, etc. but nothing major. We've been happy with everything thus far.

Clayton Homes did what they said. The whole experience from the salespeople to the people that brought the home was good. Derek was a pleasure to work with. He got the trailer down here when he said he would. It was set up and ready for move in when it was supposed to be. It worked out beautifully. We got the Pride model and it's spacious. It's got 4 bedrooms. It seems to be a good built home. We're glad we went with Clayton Homes. I've told people to go there if they need a mobile home.

We purchased our first house through Clayton and then, we went back to them to buy our second one. The rep made the purchase super easy. He answered all the questions and helped get extra stuff set up, even though he didn't have to. He went out of his way to do it. It was a great experience. The quality of the home is good. But there are some things that could be worked on and they're coming to fix them. When I have an issue and I call them, sometimes it's easy but sometimes I can't ever get ahold of them.

The consultant was a really nice guy. He answered all my questions. I chose a home that was on the lot and I feel good about it so far. It’s good. They were very nice where I bought my home at. They were really good and very professional.

Clayton had more options for our price range and Stephanie, who I worked with, tried to help us find the right house for us instead of trying to get the money. Also, they helped with making sure we understood everything very clearly. It was an easy process to get everything delivered and finalized and closing didn't take long. I really like the quality of the home and we have a one-year warranty with Clayton, so if anything were to happen, we could just call them and they would fix it.

We went to Clayton Homes LaFollete and it was terrific. The salesperson, Brenda, was very good. They were responsive and they answered all our questions. They let us know about options. Getting everything delivered and set up took nine months but that was due to no fault of theirs. We had told them at the outset that it was contingent upon us selling some property so that we would have money to do this and that took forever to happen. They told us at one point, “We have to get this off of the lot. So, are you ready for it now?” And we said, “No, we're not.” And they said, “Well, then we're gonna put it somewhere else in the meantime, but keep us posted.” They let us know on their end that they needed to move things along but they were still willing to work with us. The quality of the home was better than expected.

I could not afford to buy a home because of the inflation. But Clayton Homes was very affordable. It met my need. It was an awesome experience. My agent was very, very professional, and very knowledgeable of Clayton Homes. It was almost like he was my brother. He was there to help me out and to encourage me. They made it easy for me to be able to purchase the home. I had another property that I needed to sell first so that I could purchase this. They informed me all I needed to do, which was to complete paperwork, leave a earnest money, and they'll wait on my other property to sell. It was very pleasant. At the main office, everybody there was so happy for me when we closed on it. I was very, very satisfied and pleased with how they handled everything from the start to the finish. The home fits my need. I'm a single lady and I really like it. I've only been in it for eight months and I've enjoyed it since I've been here.

The sales folks that work at Clayton were super nice. They showed us everything, they acted like they cared about us, and there was no pressure. Getting everything finalized was super fast. We ordered a custom home, which came in before we thought it was going to and they delivered it right away. It was an easy install and they did a great job getting it in there. Also, there's an extended warranty on all of the appliances if you register them.

I loved the model of the home I chose and I didn't wanna look at any other trailer. The living room is nice, I love the way the bedroom and the bathroom are designed, and the tub is like a hot tub with the way it was made. It’s perfect for me. Also, the rep took the time to walk and talk me through everything and made me understand a lot more about it.

The roof is leaking. It flows on the walls, ruining carpet. Also, the windows not shutting properly. They came out but they still haven't finished the work on the house for the problems that we have. I called them back and the rep just called me this morning. He said that they're gonna try and get out. He'll call me on Monday to get out sometime next week to replace all the windows. The windows have a big gap in them and leak air. They're taking too long to do the repairs. But the experience with Clayton Homes has been okay.

The rep was great. She made sure that I would get what I wanted, like the large tub. But when the house was delivered, it was not the correct tub so they got me the correct tub. I was at work when they delivered the home. But my mom was home and it all looked like it went really smooth. They were able to maneuver and get the home in place. I love the home. The only thing is that the floor squeaks a lot. Otherwise, it's great.

The home-buying process with Clayton Homes was great. It didn't take very long after I found the one that I wanted. The reps were wonderful and went above and beyond. The guy that sold the home to us was top-notch and Pam, the one that runs it, was great. It was a memorable moment when Clayton delivered the home. We live on a gravel road and we could hear them coming and when they pulled in, we were very excited about it. I love the home. We had to have it as some of it is handicapped accessible and they worked very well with us to do that. We have bigger doors and a walk-in shower. The installation was good but the cabinets have paper over them. It's like a laminate-looking thing that looks like wood but it's not, and it's thin. But the home has plenty enough room for my brother to get around in his wheelchair. It has worked out well for us.

CRAP QUALITY, ROOF#1 + MATERIAL. CLOSE THEM DOWN. Complete fraud and scammers. Prey on customers to rip them off as much as possible!! NEVER PURCHASE CLAYTON HOMES! They are the worst! LEAKS. LEAKS!

I would recommend Clayton Homes because the people are friendly and they handled their business of getting me into a home. I liked the swiftness of it and Clayton Homes' attentiveness to me during the process. Also, how they stayed on top of me to get things that they needed from me in order to keep the process moving along smoothly. I love my home.

I started the process on my own because we moved from Georgia to South Carolina. I toured every double-wide that Clayton had. I was looking for an extra room for a guest room plus my office. On a weekend, I brought my fiance in and we did the same thing. We picked out the same model. It was one of the largest models Clayton had right there. It had a huge master bedroom with a master bath. It had a separate tub and shower. The shower is what we really love because it has glass doors and sides to it. We like the way that it was built. The house also has a huge laundry room that could have been another bedroom. I have the little cubbies and everything in it where you can put coats or whatever you want to do with it. It has four bedrooms and two baths.

Clayton is a very reputable company to deal with. It made some rough times easier. The home consultant that we worked with was very thorough. When he said he was gonna get back with us, he got back with us. He was very conscientious. Even if there was no progress, he made sure he let us know what was going on. The home-buying process was very forthright and smooth. We moved here from Canada, and we bought another trailer. Then we decided it was too small and we had to get a bigger one. They were very helpful. There were two trailers set up in the park that were brand new, and we bought one of the new trailers. It was already set up, and we got a really good deal. They gave us three free months of lot rent where it was placed. Financing was smooth. As far as the home, it is centrally located to everything that we use and need.

We stopped by a couple of different home builders, and we thought that the quality was pretty good with Clayton. They were very personable. They had a model on-site that was close to what we were looking at. It was presented as a model that was coming to the store, and we could get first dibs on it. It fit what we were looking for, so we did that. It was just not delivered the next week as they led me to believe. It was months. As far as the home, I like the way the living room is and the entertainment center area. It looks great. We're in our 70s now, so we wanted something small, and we have found that this is perfect. It has a spare bedroom and I've got an office out of the deal with the other bedroom. We also have a nice, spacious master bedroom.

Clayton Homes did well at selling. Travis was really nice. They could improve the people that built the home, though. They did a sloppy job on it. They’ve been working on it. It's looking better. We had to upgrade the shower. The chrome around it was cracked all the way around. It was never smoothened out. The sheetrock wasn't good. The paint job was yucky, and the thing that goes over the hot water tank that they brought wasn't even.

Clayton Homes seemed knowledgeable and very organized in their office. They did not push the sale. They answered all of my questions as far as servicing and what material this is made out of and didn't try to push the more expensive home. And Clayton Homes has a good reputation. They got this company to deliver the home and set it up. And not only did Clayton communicate with me constantly, but the people that they had doing different things constantly communicated with me. I always had backup phone numbers to call people. If anybody didn't show up, they would always call or make other arrangements before the date.

The salesperson from Clayton Homes was fantastic from start to finish. We've been in the house for six months. A month ago, he called us just to see how we were doing. The scheduling and the construction part were frustrating though. The girl was new and she wasn't very organized. We closed on the house, and they did nothing for 28 days. Then, when they came out, they didn't even tell us somebody was coming out to the property. Luckily, the salesman called me and said, "Hey, we got a crew out there to do the foundation." It was a good thing I got out there because they were gonna put the house in the wrong place.

We looked at a Clayton home and a Brantley gentleman showed us the first one then he went and got a different job. The sales manager, Adam, took it over and he could have handed it off to somebody else but he kept it. We were paying cash, so I was a little worried about what would happen because we were paying for a lot of the stuff. But everything was really good. I already have a stressful job and he knew that we were going to be doing a lot of the work ourselves. We also had a significant delay with the county on the septic and he was trying to help us out with that too, especially for budgetary purposes. For somebody like us, we had the money and we were able to pay the difference. He was just very reassuring.

The girl I dealt with was a really good saleswoman. She would call and tell me this and that. I found the home I wanted on the lot and paid for it. Two weeks later, it was brought to my property and set up. It's very nice.

The process with Clayton was very smooth. It was as streamlined as possible. Everybody was very helpful. I understand they had other clients and deadlines and they did keep us updated in a timely fashion and they did everything they were supposed to do in a timely fashion in the time frame that they said. The overall quality of the home is great. It's what we expected, what we ordered, and everything seems up to par. Overall, it was a good experience. I like it. I recommend them to anybody.

Purchasing from Clayton Homes was very easy, like buying a car. From seeing the trailer on a lot, it was at my house in three weeks. There are a few soft spots in the floor I could feel that the floor gives a bit. Besides that, it's good quality. Clayton missed a few things because I spoke to somebody that wasn't involved and it was a different party that came out and fixed it. He didn't have my original list. He called the sales manager, Ms. Sue, and within two days, he was back to the house repairing all the extras that I had. We were impressed. It was done in a timely fashion and it was easy to get in and out.

Clayton Homes played around once they got my trailer on the land. I did everything I had to do. I got the water and the lights hooked up, and they didn't wanna give me my keys until I threatened. They kept saying that they had to do a final inspection and go in there. But I told them I could clean my own house there. They said it was still gonna be dirty because of the workers that were putting it together. But even after they put it together, some stuff still wasn't right. In the master bathroom, there are two sinks and one of the sinks wasn't working. They had to order a sink. It took almost six months for them to get the sink to come. There were also soft spots on the flooring. It took them about eight months to come fix that.

Clayton Homes that I deal with are very rude, neglectful, abusive and truly don't care about their customers. In 2021 I put $100,000 down on a home. It was built in Feb. 2022. We closed on the financing in June but no one wanted to do their job. Lots of broken promises, never a plan, never communication from them till the day they said our house would be here the next day. That was November 2022. First I was told 2 weeks to set up before moving in then told it;s always 6 weeks after delivery. Not true! Promised my home would be ready to move in Jan. 1st 2023. No one has been out here for months to finish anything and it's now mid April and still can't move in. It's not finished.

The home-buying process with Clayton was awesome. Tommy and Jessica, the salesmen up there, went above and beyond. But their maintenance ain't worth a nickel. I got cracks in the ceiling from the move and all my GFI plugs in my three bathrooms haven't worked since about a month in. They were supposed to be sending somebody out there to fix that for me but they haven't come out yet. Aside from that, the cabinet doors are falling off and the house ain't seven months old. You look up there and whoever put it together looks like they missed a screw hole a couple of times before they got it right. They came back one time and said they had to get some ceiling techs and I ain't seen them anymore.

The purchasing process ended up getting a little rough on both sides. But we got along and worked together really well to overcome the different road blocks in the way. But all in all, I felt like a mugging victim by the time I was done signing the papers which is standard among first-time home buyers. Most of that problem was caused by the real estate agent that was representing both the seller and myself. He wasn't very technologically conversant and nearly ruined the whole deal on closing day. The people I was buying the property from are very experienced at selling property. Like any normal human being with half a head on their shoulder, they want all the numbers to match up. They weren't matching up and he agent wasn't able to send them DocuSign documents, which are pretty standard in the business world these days.

We were looking at mobile homes and the Clayton home was the one my wife liked the best so that's the one we bought. We had some specific things that we wanted. My wife brought walls, ceilings, vinyl floor all the way through, and HVAC ductwork in the ceiling. We made some minor changes and Clayton was able to make all of those very easy to do when we sat down with the salesman. He was very good.

I was extremely satisfied with the Clayton salesman. He's very nice. He was very understanding about stuff. It was very easy to give them stuff like my license and such that he needed. He was very patient with me on waiting for me to get my Social Security card because I didn't have it at the time. The only thing is they said that they would broom clean my house, but they didn't, and they tracked a crap ton of clay into my house before I even had a chance to move in. They didn't clean it up. They could have at least swept it up to where I could just easily mop it up when I moved in.

The rep who helped me was very thorough. I had lots of questions and they were answered. I told him what I want and didn't want and we looked at what we had. I'm very comfortable in my home, although I don't have the storage space that I used to.

Rip from Clayton helped me out and he was so nice and understanding about my situation. He immediately tried to help me as much as he could. I really appreciate him for everything he helped me through and I absolutely adore my house. I really liked the layout of how the master bedroom is on the opposite side of the other one and I also liked the bar with the kitchen. It has a lot of storage, too. I bought land previously and I moved the home there. The crew was pretty cool. I know one of the maintenance guys, Gary. He was the one that did the walkthrough with me and Rip and he had all the answers to all the questions I had.

The whole purchase process at Clayton was good. They provided a good service. They were also very helpful.

The process was quick and the young lady who helped me, Amber, was amazing. The process took a week and they had to do all the checks. The only negative thing was that it took a month and a half to get everything hooked up. Also, I had a problem with my electrical. The box to the into the trailer was defective and I lost half the power to my house during three days that it was below freezing. But, it worked fine. They had to put a new wire. Other than that, they were good people to work with. I got a good deal so I wasn't disappointed.

Go and talk to Clayton Hones and see if there's something there that would fit your needs. If you compare it to having a home build, doing it with them is a lot easier. Everyone was knowledgeable and it went through smoothly. I started off with one guy named Matt and he got promoted. He was my contact for 90% of it. But at the end, it got shifted to someone else. We liked the floor plan on ours. The best was what it amounted to. And we liked the day lighting. It has little windows at the top for the ceiling. We also like the kitchen farmhouse sink and the garden-style pub. We liked the way the kitchen in this one was laid out the best.

My rep knew everything that we asked. I was impressed by his friendliness. I kept going back and forth to different mobile homes and he was really patient. He was not frustrated and he took his time with me. I picked out the Maverick which has dark wood trimming all around. But that's what I didn't want and I still don't like the look of it. Other than that, use Clayton Homes. They tell you everything upfront. They follow up on everything.

They dropped back half of house. 1 outlet was never wired. All walls are flat paint. Everything was made of cheapest material they could get - plywood, counter was replaced within 6 months, electric problem.

They were very easy to work with as far as what I wanted. They went to the factory a couple of times, coming back and forth with my questions. Eventually, because I had so many questions about specifics, they connected me to a representative at the manufacturing facility so they could answer me. I started working with the engineer there because that was the easiest thing to do.

The home-buying process with them was pretty fast. My rep was very informative. She gave me all the pros of the house and gave me a lot of options. We got a home that was made for somebody else. They were gonna re-customize it. It was the best option for me and my family. I love my kitchen. My favorite part is the sink that has a window. So, any time I'm doing dishes, I can look outside. Also, I love the island I have. It's a lot of counter space and it's especially good for cooking. I love the bathroom as well. I have a bathtub and a lot of room. We also have the walk-in closet off of the bathroom and we go through all of our clothes when we're done with our bath. It's really big and I like that area.

Nobody assisted me like how Clayton Homes did. It was incredible. And within two times of going there, we already had paperwork and got things going. So, I was so pleased with them. Any time I messaged them about anything, they were Johnny-on-the-spot. Quick about getting back with me about everything. I was nervous because I'm single, it's my property and everything's my responsibility. So, when they brought this large piece in, I had to clear out some stuff and they provided the services for me to do everything I needed. They made it easy. Everybody was very helpful. Shout out to the entire crew and big thank you to Tristan. He is the man. He is the one to see any time I had a question about anything. This was my first time doing this, so I had many questions. He was always super sweet about everything.