Clayton Homes Reviews

Our salesperson wasn't the best. We were supposed to be aware of when the home was being put on the property so we could pictures of it. We'd swing up and check the property and that's how we found out our property was being cleared. But unfortunately, the house was already on the property. The salesperson wasn't available to us the way she should have been. My salesperson was out on vacation, then she was out sick and then she was on vacation. We had to talk to whoever was there. At one point, the manager gave me his cell number because I was getting frustrated. We just wanted to know what was going on. I put in a complaint with the manager.

The home buying process at Clayton was very quick. I was very pleased with it, too. The rep was very nice. She did everything that she said. Regarding the quality of the home, some things could be done better, though. Like trim keeps falling off everywhere. We're still waiting for the company to come out. But it’s always raining over here so they can’t come out, they said.

The process was fast. They were nice and they dealt with me. I still didn't get the trailer that I wanted but I took what I could afford to pay for. But, I had to wait four months for them to get it built and delivered. I got the home the way they had one on the lot. The quality of what I got could have been better though. I have a molding issue. The lady said once the home got set up when I moved in, they had 30 or 90 days. The dude fixed what little issues he saw. The last time, they told me they couldn't fix anything else on the inside. Other than that, Clayton impacted my life well because now I have somewhere to stay. I had a good experience dealing with them.

Lee, our salesman, was extremely helpful. He found us a really good deal on our budget. We had a few little things with the home we got but nothing that you wouldn't expect when trying to set up a new home. We had a few floor joists fall which that's just gravel settling. We also have to get our thermostat fixed. That is not necessarily a Clayton problem but when they set up the air unit, the thermostat with it was fried. I'm dealing with the AC guy and that's been about two and a half months in the making trying to get the original smart thermostat back in. But we're supposed to be getting it back shortly. Other than that, there were minor things like one of the vents and a little roof leak that did no damage. Jamie, the repairman in McComb is very professional. Also, the setup crew did a great job cleaning after we got everything set up.

The application process at Clayton was very fast. We love the quality of the home, other than the trim work. It's almost like they had their nail gun up too high. So, they punch their nails completely through the trim. There's trim coming off everywhere. But other than that, it's great. Everything's fine and perfect. But the sales rep that we had was an ** and cocky. As soon as we got signed, he didn't care about us anymore. I had to call him to get questions answered, and he never would call me back. When he did, he acted like he was put out. Besides him, all the other guys were really great. Everyone was wonderful and helpful.

The whole experience with Clayton was great. It was a great first impression all around. It just continued to grow as a better relationship between me and the three people that I worked directly with, Christian, Ellen and Lou. Compliment to the plumbers as well and the guy who did the ramp in our stairs. They were all very professional and nice people.

The purchase process was expeditious and the reps were great. They went out of their way to help us get into the house. In three months, we were in it. But there was a sewer in the master bath and the door wouldn't close as there was a levelling issue. The tech fixed the door without doing anything else.

The layout of the home was great. It is so open and big. It's the design that my wife likes. We didn't want the door out of the utility room to the back, so we got rid of that door and added in French doors in the dining room. We also changed the layout a ton and made it a lot better for us. We did the purchase right in the middle of COVID. So the process was a little slower than I was expecting. It took a little longer. But I also understand because the times were crazy. So it wasn't a big deal for me. Everything was okay.

Clayton did an excellent job with us. Everything was step by step. Everyone was really respectful. They told us everything that they were doing. It was great even when they put the underpinning up. It was a very good experience. We are enjoying our home very much.

They were excellent. Buying a home was very simple and everything was smooth. The representative walked me through everything. If I had any questions, he was right on it. Clayton is the best place to live. I will refer them.

Clayton Homes wanted a bunch of information I wouldn't want to give them for the application for the loan so I just paid cash for the home for myself. I put money in the account and used that for my collateral. I didn't wanna go through their lending process, so it was pretty quick. I closed within a week. Clayton Homes has done everything they said they were gonna do. Anything I've had a problem with, they've come and fixed or sent somebody out to fix it.

There are small things in the house that have to come up or will come up because it's a manufactured home, and anytime that I would call and see if they can come out and fix it, they always have good attitudes about it. They work with trying to be out here during the week because I'm off four days during the week. When they make a schedule, it's at times where they make sure I'm not busy and that I'm there. Before they come out, they'll call me and let me know they're on their way. Then, they'll be out here, fix whatever issues that come up, and I haven't had any issues out of what they've fixed since then.

Everything was okay until we got the home set up. I hadn’t been that happy with the process. I’ve got a pond right here at one end of the trailer. I had topsoil in here, and now all I’ve got is just Clayton mud. They said they’ll hire a guy that’s gonna bring some topsoil in and fix that for me. But it’s not fixed yet. It's taking a lot of time. Also, they didn't stub bound the drainage pipes in the utility room, and the guys that were setting them up didn't see them. So they've had to come back and redo them.

Andy from Clayton Homes came out and helped us. We chose a model and I like the bedroom as well as how it’s set up. Andy said we could have put a backdoor in, but we decided to go with a sliding door. Then, there was something about the carpet, but we ended up changing all the tiles. From the time we went there, it took about three months before the home was put in our land and it was not that long.

We had a brand-spanking-new salesperson who was learning. This was his first sale and he was great because he helped us go through everything and all kind of questions. If he couldn't give us the answer, then he went to his resources, and he got us the answers that we needed. It was a good experience. When Clayton said they were delivering the trailer that day, they showed up within an hour and it was set in place and tied down. They were out of here by about noon and they were able to roll in and put it up on the slab and do everything they needed to do. Then we had our own crew come in and hook up everything, and we were good to go.

When we originally went into Clayton Homes, we filled out our criteria in the sales office and then we found a house that we liked. We started talking money, but we didn't make enough money for the house that we were being sold. So we had to go back to the drawing board and sit down with the sales guy. We wanted to continue moving in finding a house. But there were setbacks after setbacks, and we were in a volatile situation. So we were pushing to try and get the house and then move my family in as fast as possible. So that definitely did not make my wife happy.

Clayton Homes met my needs because I needed a home for Windsor too, and in Robeson County. They were phenomenal. The sales guy, Brian, was very knowledgeable with his product. His manager was very knowledgeable. It was a pleasant, painless experience. It was smooth from beginning to end. This is just a temporary until we can build, because we sold our other place. I’m used to custom cabinets that are real wood. It’s nice, and it meets all of our needs. I highly recommend Clayton. They’re a very efficient group. They work as a team, even from their setup guy that sets the mobile home.

We started working with a guy but he moved to another county. So Morgan had to take over. She was a little lost with everything, but she did everything she could do for us to make sure we got what we wanted. She went out of her way. She did everything she could possibly do to please us. I'm satisfied.

There were two outlets, one in Jackson and one in Lexington. I was skeptical after I went to the Jackson center. I didn't feel comfortable with the personnel. My wife was looking online and there was one in Lexington. It was an hour and 10-minute drive, so we went there. And within two times of going there, we knew that's where we were buying from. We like the folks there, how they greeted us, treated us with respect and helped us do the process and explained it. And they were really good. Tommy and Ms. Betty were helpful. When we did the final, wood prices had went up because of COVID, and our mobile went up by $3,000. I was a little miffed, but it was explained that that's the pricing of the wood. I did a little checking around, and that's exactly what happened. So, it was just a cost overrun. We went with them, and did it for a year before we finally were able to pull the trigger on it. After that, we've had good luck with this. And we love our home.

The whole time with Clayton, it was great. Even now, they still check on us. The process also didn't take long at all. We had our land already. So, once we got the okay that we could get it here, it’s done right. It was here by August.

The process was time-consuming. We started sometime in the spring of last year. This home was for my daughter and her three boys. She actually got in it in August. There were problems with getting material during this pandemic. That aside, the quality is great as far as manufactured homes go. Compared to what my daughter was living in, this home is 100% better. There is some cheapness to manufactured homes but it's something you have to live with when you go that route. On the whole, the people we dealt with at Clayton Homes were great. They responded promptly to issues.

Clayton's homes are what I needed. But I had a problem with the people who put my house together at my lot. They left screws and nails everywhere. I said something bad about it and my rep Adam apologized for the inconvenience. Also, I don't like the edgings and how stuff's falling off the walls. I'm having to put them back up. Other than that, Adam was helpful. Everything I had a problem with, he fixed for me.

None of the builders I tried approved me. Only Clayton Homes did. They worked with me and helped me get my home. The purchase was great. The home I initially chose was going to take a little bit to get here. I was told six to eight months. I was desperate for a home so I went with whatever they had available that they would approve me for. I wasn’t picky. The home I got stands out because it's new and it's better than the home I had before. Clayton could have made the home bigger though. The process took about maybe three months because I was having to tear down the older home myself and take it out of the lot. They had to wait on me. Other than that, it would have been really fast. I'm very happy with Clayton.

There was kind of a hiccup at first. There were people managing the office in Elizabeth City who got replaced. As soon as their rep Ray came down, things moved smoothly. Clayton was quick. Our house came from the factory at the end of April and we moved in in July. My wife and are happy with the house. We host friends and family so we like our open floor plan. The kitchen and living room are open. We also put the house 180 and we took the bathroom out of one house and put it in ours.

I explained to the rep Jarvis what I was looking for and he let me look at several different homes. We made our decision and he let us know what we needed to do in the process. We went ahead and did our application. As soon as our approval came through, he kept in contact with us about everything. We then went in and chose what we wanted in our home such as the floors and the siding. Everything was taken care of. We put in the order and we were given a certain time. Luckily, something happened where there was a home that came in that another couple didn't want and it was exactly what we were looking for. We got our home in a very good time so everything was perfect.

Clayton's team was pretty good and the homebuying process went great. But we're almost a year into it and my husband is not liking that we've had people come out to fix stuff and they're not fixing it. For instance, the walls were cracking underneath the windows in the living room and when the guy came out, he put tape over it and puttied it. But then he didn't sand it all the way down and we're left with big humps in it. My husband's getting ready to call them about it because the guy that comes out to fix all these stuff is colorblind, so I don't know if he can even tell that it wasn't fixed right.

The home buying experience was really good. A lot of people told me it was gonna take two years because of the COVID situation. But it went a lot faster than I thought it was gonna be. I had Amy as my rep and she was absolutely amazing. She worked our budget and she knew exactly what I wanted in my kitchen. Also, she knew that we wanted a double-wide but we couldn't afford a double-wide payment so she found us the biggest single-wide.

The rep was awesome. He helped out a lot. There are a few things that I'm not pleased about but other than that, the home is good.

I had a good experience with Clayton. We had a certain budget that I did not want to go over. They had a home that met that budget and they were really good to work with us. But there were some issues with the house when they brought it. This was normal from the hauling. When I called in the order, Clayton fixed the issues immediately.

The home-buying process at Clayton was very good. With Clayton, it was more like family than salespeople. If I need something, I call them. When we first moved in, there were a few things I found. They sent somebody to come and fix it. What they couldn't fix, I tried to get them and I kept on calling. Then I finally talked to Michelle. She said she had called the manufacturer of the home. She gave me the number. I called but it took them a while. But they came and fixed everything else.

The sales lady, Anita, was so cool and straightforward. I didn't even have plans on purchasing but I felt so comfortable, so I went ahead with the process of it and started that day. I didn't know that my little town was gonna put up such a fight for a home as far as permits but Anita helped me through everything. I remember talking to other people about their process in buying a home and it was absolutely nothing like mine. I enjoy our new Clayton home very much. I have a singlewide with high ceilings. It makes it feel bigger than what it is. The little island and dishwasher are a big plus. For the price, I cannot complain one bit.

The rep was great. I wouldn't trade him for anybody. He did everything that he could. But I'm disappointed in other things. There are cracks in the foundation. There are cracks that reappeared that were previously fixed, doors that are not filling the gap, some issues with the vinyl flooring, and I could go on and on. Clayton Homes told me to hold off until my six months were in then make a list and send it to them.

Clayton Homes was probably one of the only, sales-wise, that would get back with me. I liked my salesperson. He got back with me with answers right away and was not pushy. The home is one of the medium-quality homes though. There have been a few issues with it. I probably would have chosen something with more durable cabinets. They don't seem very sturdy after being there for a while. They are a little bit thin. But Clayton Homes was very helpful with everything. If there were any little repairs that needed to be done, they'd send someone out with no questions asked.

First let me say that the dealer we purchased the home from has been great to work with however the home builder Clayton Homes (Schult) are the worst to deal with, We moved into our home Christmas Eve 2020 so we have been in the home a little over a year. The home is falling apart, we have had to have doors and windows replaced, the floors bounce when you walk, we have cracks in the drywall where the house comes together at the marriage line, The kitchen cabinets are coming off the wall, the crown moulding has dropped from the ceiling and has been repaired more times than I can count and now it is coming down again. The edging on the countertops is swelling and coming off. This was suppose to be our retirement home but so far it has been nothing but trouble. I would not recommend A Schult or a Clayton Home to anyone. They are Junk.

Clayton Homes had what we wanted in our price range. We'd looked at several other places, and nobody had what we wanted and what we could afford. Also, the customer service at Clayton Homes was the best I've ever had in my life. Everything went according to plan. They were there when they said they would be there and done when they said they'd be done. We got to choose the paint color and we upgraded the carpet. We changed the pantry. It was supposed to be a half pantry, half closet. We put in a whole pantry. We also put in a couple extra outlets.

My experience with the rep was excellent and it even got better towards the end. He always stayed in touch. He was always amicable and ready to answer any questions that I had. He facilitated us putting money down on what was a model when we came up here to look for it where we bought. Compared against the two trailers that I lived in early in my life, there's no comparison. This is exactly like a built home. It has its general cracks for settling but otherwise, I wouldn't know the difference if somebody hadn't told me that it was built someplace else and brought here and put together.

We’re very well-pleased with the process at Clayton Homes. They helped us out with everything. Bill, our rep, walked us through a whole lot of stuff we had to go through. I've had people call me and ask where did I get my home and they haven't even been inside yet. I tell them we got it at Clayton Homes, and we love it.

Clayton is a good home and the interior is perfect for us. Customer service was there all the time. They were perfect all the way.

Working with Clayton was awesome. The process took a little bit longer than what we anticipated, but it had to do with the pandemic rather than Clayton as a whole. The only issue that we had altogether was we had ordered a specific refrigerator but our sales rep didn’t put that down so whenever the fridge came in, we realized the fridge wasn't what it was supposed to be. They had to get a fridge to compensate, which was amazing. But the problem was that the fridge, although it was brand new, did not work for two months because apparently, it leaked the coolant out of it while it was in the factory. We had to have a technician come out about four different times. But Clayton was very understanding and tried their best to get things going for us. They also let us borrow a refrigerator out of another unit while we were waiting.

They're excellent people at Clayton Homes. The process was a lot more than I expected and there was a lot of paperwork to it but that's with any home buying experience. I love the home and would definitely recommend Clayton Homes. We had a few people ask us and I've told them they don’t have to have perfect credit. They could get it. I told them to go to Bedford.

We got a mobile home for my mom and she loves it. Clayton Homes was awesome. The most helpful was they were knowledgeable. I didn’t have to talk to one certain person. I could talk to anyone. They gave me their cell phone numbers and said no matter what time I have a question, I could text them. I thought they were just saying that but there were a couple times that things came up that I needed an answer real quick. I texted them, and they answered me right back. One time, it was 7:00 at night. That was going above and beyond what would be expected of them.

I signed the application on the last day of December and I was moved in in June. The Clayton rep worked with us really well. They have done everything I've asked them to. I did not need a tub because I can’t get in and out of a tub. I needed a shower in the large bathroom. They installed a shower with glass doors where the garden tub was sitting and that went well. I liked that. The home is really nice.

We had been looking at a couple of different places because our house burnt down and we were so happy with Clayton. They treated us like family. They were open about everything. They told us what we had to do and not do as far as we could save money doing this. They were so helpful and they got it done quickly because everybody was buying homes. We were thinking it was going to take us a long time before we would even be able to get our home, and they did it within months. They still call us and ask if everything's okay. Even one guy, Ryan, who helped us, said, "We're going to get together and have a barbecue." He was so great and he got back to us immediately. He took care of any of our questions or any concerns and he was so good. We love Ryan. We love the house. It's three-bedroom, two baths.

I loved how the build was more of an open concept. I'm a farmer-type of person. I live out in the country. So, it kind of felt more like home when I opened it. Also, I was able to customize the appliances. The only thing that I would have liked to customize would've been the bathroom, like the sink and the countertop. Clayton could have had a little bit more options on the different styles of countertops. The countertop that I have is dark gray with beige. But the house is more like off-white and brown. Other than that, I'm very happy with my purchase. I'm very happy with the way that Clayton has taken care of me from start to finish. I still communicate every once in a while with the rep that I worked with to ask questions. They're very helpful and I have had no problems with them whatsoever.

I went to a Clayton Home in Rock Hill, South Carolina. At the time, I was looking for a piece of land in North Carolina. So, at that point, they weren't able to be very helpful as far as my land search was concerned. Eventually, I ended up purchasing a piece of land from a friend in South Carolina, so I was able to do that. Once I got the land, they continued the build. But COVID lengthened the process and it took over a year. So, I had to make a lot of calls to them to find out what was going on but they couldn't give me any answers because everything was at a standstill. Once the build was complete, the process from there was pretty smooth.

The buying process was pretty quick once we got started. Everything went pretty smooth and I like what we got. There were a few issues at first but they had no problem coming out to fix those.

It was a very good process with Clayton Homes. We enjoyed everything and didn't have any hiccups. Lee was very helpful. Any questions we had, he answered. They had a good group of movers that moved the house in and made sure everybody was pleased with where and how it was sitting. They kept us informed on everything and that was a really good part of it. We had a few minor problems when we first got the home but Clayton Homes had everything taken care of.

My Clayton Homes consultant was very helpful. He didn’t cut corners and he told me everything straight up. There was no smoking mirror.

The sales department was fine. As far as when I went up there, the salesman and the financing part, that went as smooth and as easy as it could go. But craftsmanship was pretty poor because I had to have a bunch of stuff done. When the trailer was delivered, I tried to get them to fix some stuff in the yard 'cause the linoleum was all bubbled. They told me they couldn't do it there. Also, I had to have the floor worked on three times. They don't have a quality control department that checks anything. A lot of the stuff are loose and out of square. having to go through all that after you've already got it in your place and you're trying to live in it at the same time. And then when the contractors come out and work on it, you've got to take a day off from work to be there.

The home buying process with Clayton Homes was good, but the communication was severely lacking. Our salesmen and the maintenance had no communication. We had to call and find everything out after we waited a long time and it was frustrating. As far as the home, there were a lot of things that were done in a hurried fashion. Some of it was fixed, and some of it couldn't be fixed, but Clayton did their best job to make that happen when they went through and looked at it with us.

We chose the model because of the price. Also, we loved the kitchen and the bathroom. We chose the modular home because we were in the market for a house. And when we were looking at houses, there was nothing available. So, we decided to look at modular homes. My wife was skeptical at first, and she said, "I'll look, but don't get your hopes up or anything." I said, "That's fine." We walked into Clayton and she looked at them and said, "I think we're going to do this." And we went from not thinking we were going to do anything to buying the home quickly. Clayton was very receptive, helped us look at what we were looking at and figure out that it was within our budget to do it.

Clayton Homes is great. I worked with their rep, JD, and he did a great job. The experience overall sucked though. I'd never do it again, but it's not because of Clayton Homes. It’s just that Texas needed to change appraisal rules. It took nine weeks to get an appraisal on this thing, and nobody could go to the appraiser. Clayton Homes couldn't do it. The loan company couldn't do it. It's ridiculous. I bought many homes in the past and this was the absolute worst nightmare. I was about two days away from just saying, “It's over. I'm done. I'm not buying it.”

Clayton Homes needs to come out this Tuesday because I got some stuff that needs to be done. Some of my sockets are not working. Their people were very nice and helpful. I like our new home.

When we went to sign, we went back to a private, closed-door place with the person that stamps them and puts her name in them. Nice place. From the loan process until the signing, it was delivered on time. The only thing we had to wait on was the heat pump, which was not their fault, with COVID and the backup. Other than that, we had some water drainage problem on a back hill that was taken care of. First, when it settles a bit, they’ve had to come and redo the doors a bit and stuff that they told us right off the bat. I’m sure we’ll need a visit or two more, but other than that, nothing major. All the features are awesome. The energy, efficient. And I like what we picked out and added on. We got a garden tub in the master bath. There's a space under there where I'm not sure if they're supposed to stuff something there where the pipe goes down. And I'm sure on their next service call, we’ll address that to Clayton.

The home-buying process was awesome. Their rep, Richard, was above and beyond. I told the rep what I was looking for and he was outstanding. I saw the plan that I liked and I loved it. He made me a great price and he was so accommodating. I really like the quality of the home. I had a little list of things that I wanted fixed. There was a floor issue and they took out part of the floor and put it back. They didn't make any lines that I wouldn't be happy with. They have been Johnny-on-the-spot, and everybody has been so friendly. I couldn't ask for more. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Clayton to anybody.

We had a pipe freeze up underneath the mobile, and the people from Clayton Homes had to come. They didn't dig the waterline deep enough. So, we're dealing with that right now, and waiting on their guy to come back and fix it. It's already been about a month. So, I’ve been in contact with him. He said the type of PVC piping they used won't break. Other than that, they came and promptly fixed a few things that broke like some trim, outlet and the thermostat. We've had some hiccups but overall, it's been pretty good.

The process took about two months because of the COVID and different things going on. I had to get a permit for my property for septic and I had put a down payment on the home. Clayton was willing to work with me that approval process for county permit went through and then we were able to close. We love the open living room area. We also love the fact that it had a fireplace for a manufactured home, any more that seems to be an item that's not included. The tones and the colors that were used being cedar for interior living room trim, the wood floor look, and the layout of the home were all pluses in our book 'cause it fit the size of the home we were looking for, being a three-bedroom and capable of handling grandkids.

The reps from Clayton were good to me. I would call in and ask about when they think they were going to get something done and they got right on it. They called and talked to people to get stuff done so I could get into my house. I am enjoying the big closets, big tubs, the master bedroom and the kitchen. People should get a home from Clayton because I like mine.

My best friend and his wife bought a house from Clayton and told me how easy they were to deal with. Clayton is good on what they do. The home looked great on the inside.

We love the layout of the house. The people were polite. They just didn't communicate very well. They were supposed to let us know when the home was going to be built and when it was gonna arrive. All of a sudden, we get a message that it’s here. At that point, we hadn't got our house torn down. Then they messed up the order. My wife ordered the carpet and said that we wanted it in the bedrooms only. Well, one of the hallways had carpet in it, and the family room had carpet in it. We let them leave the carpet in the family room, but they had to take it out of the hallway.

Clayton worked as a team. Something went wrong with my unit and they worked together and got it done for me.

The home buying process with Clayton was easy and I had no issues dealing with them. Paul, the rep, was great.

I wanted a sliding patio door to be able to go out on my deck. Some would say, “Yeah, we could do it. We'll have to take a window out and we could put one in.” Then everybody was like, “We've got a model but you’ve got to get a double wide,” and, “Yeah, they have that in this model.” We were just about to head home and I thought to take a look at Clayton. Every single trailer that they had had a sliding door. It didn’t matter what model we chose, we were going to get a sliding door. Then when you move a trailer house, you always got the goofy things and something's gonna be tweaked. They did that instantly. We didn't have to wait and drag it out. Everything was taken care of. As a matter of fact, it was done before they handed us the keys. We were totally pleased and couldn't be more pleased.

Clayton Homes was so good to me. When they put that trailer in there, it started leaking water and they fixed all of it. The reps did great.

I like the build we chose due to the size. But the way it's laid out leaves something to be desired. In the master bedroom, the closet is in the bathroom and the washer and dryer unit is in the hallway. Other than that, I've had nothing but good help from the people at Clayton in Corpus.

The home buying process was fine and the rep was very good. But the quality of the home was not as good as what we had seen on the lots that provided us the incentive to buy. When it got here, it was kind of in a hurry and it was messy. There are 45 done cabinets that aren't squared up. There are also large dings in the trim that we're repairing. But Clayton has been very good at helping us. The crew that does the punch list is awesome.

Purchasing from Clayton was great. They were really helpful. I liked my rep Matt and Tony who did some repairs for us. The smoke alarms kept going off so Tony and his boss replaced all of them. He came and fixed my door also. So far, I like the open concept of the home, the dining room, kitchen, entertainment center and cabinets. It's all about the shower and the big bedroom that I have. Also, I have a third bedroom for storage and a second guest bedroom.

The process with Clayton was quicker than I thought it would be. We started with the application and I had to redo it due to the type of home that I wanted. After we got that situated, it went to closing and it went fast. The second one was over in March and we were able to close in May. Also, the rep we worked with was excellent. She's very thorough in what she does. The quality of the home is really nice, although we had a few problems with the little fascia boards and stuff from the moving in. I got some more things to call them back but they come out whenever I call them. Other than those, everything else is perfect. I love it.

I like the looks and the open floor plan and I like the layout of it. I was in my house in five months, which is remarkable.

Buying our home through Clayton was pretty effortless. The rep we worked with was very knowledgeable and our home is pretty much everything that they said it would be. There were a few issues in transit but they took care of everything. There are still a few issues they're working on now but they take care of them pretty quickly.

Clayton Homes had this particular home that we ended up getting that was a lot model. So, it was discounted quite a bit. When we came in, my husband loved that it had regular drywall and not normal mobile homes. So, we loved the house, and so we got it that day. We put our down payment down. The rep we worked with was very helpful and not pushy and answered questions. He did get our cell number, and I had his. A lot of times, we had communicated through texts, which I like because I don't wanna answer my phone call. We had to get utilities and things out here and it was a pain because everybody's busy and they were booked for several months. So, he would keep making sure that everything was going good. I liked him. As far as our new home, I love it. I love the design of it and the quality.

The rep who worked with us was great. She answered our questions honestly and if she didn't know, she got back to us with the answer. The home could stand some upgrades, though. They use the cheapest carpet they could. Other than that, they've done a good job so far.

With Clayton Homes, we like the convenience and the price of the home. Customer service is perfect because everybody there was friendly and introduced their self. I liked the way they had the display model set up. The process was just very lengthy. I started the home buying process in March, and I didn't move into my home until August. They failed inspection about four times before it even passed complete inspection.

We got a decent deal on the trailer. We got it moved out here at our property. They took their ever-loving time getting it set up and things done. I have been in the trailer since July but they haven't finished doing everything. They keep telling me I have till July and that they would get things done. So we're having issues with them getting things done. Their service manager is okay but she's a little pushy.

The buying experienced seemed a bit rushed and pressured. Also, my home is still not finished properly. I love the home and the floorplan but I don't love the quality of what I bought. There are trim bumps in the linoleum and cuts along the marriage line. I'm really regretting buying from Clayton. The home that they sold me was slapped together. The roof bounces. If I walk around there to inspect anything, it's soft.

When even a small amount of snow falls it melts and runs into the roof vents of our bathrooms. Making brown stains around the vents in the bathrooms. 2nd All the molding keeps coming loose around the walls. 3rd the molding around the counter tops keeps coming loose. Even after being fixed while under warranty it's still keeps coming loose..arhgg. So I finally nailed it together with finishing nails. 4th when it rains hard water runs behind the outside lights into the inside floors and across the floors. Living room window is out of square and was supposed to been fixed by dealer but was never accomplished.

The Clayton Homes reps were easy to work with. They kind of made the process a lot easier with what I already had going on. I like the new home so far.

There was a few little minor things that needed adjustments with the home, like the deadbolt on the doors. There was a place on the cabinet top that wasn’t glued down real good and the service guy came out and fixed it. So everything seems to be good. I'm well pleased with it. Clayton has well-built trailers. I would recommend it to anyone that’s considering buying a mobile home.

The house we liked was the one at Clayton. It was a lot more open and then felt so closed in. We poured the footings and did a lot of that stuff ourselves. Then the people that actually placed the home didn't put some supports under it that needed put on there. We also hired our own block layer to do the foundation around the outside and we ended up taking six months. I had to go through two different block layers to actually get it done myself. I do not recommend doing that. I wish I would have just gone ahead and let Clayton and paid Clayton to have somebody come out and do those. Then there are a few little things on the house that needed to be fixed and I've been making a list and they'll send somebody out to fix it. Other than that, everything was fine.

The representatives and all the people at Clayton were good with talking to us and treating us decent. It's just that there are a few minor things that we've noticed as we moved in that aren't really to our liking. But then I called our maintenance people on one thing. Nonetheless, our home fits our needs. Clayton was very helpful and everything went smoothly. I'd recommend them.

Clayton had a nice home with the space I needed and it was within my price range. My salesman, Andrew, was a big help.

The closing was a nightmare. The reps wanted so damn much information, all kinds of tax forms and bank statements, and every time you turn around, they wanted something else. They were aggravating. The quality of the home could be better too. A lot of the skirting is coming off, and the service people have been out here three times fixing it. I also had some water leaks they had to work on, and we had a squeak in the floor in the hall since we bought it and that hadn't been addressed. Clayton Homes is good in coming out when I call them and they've made several trips out here already, but there are a few things they still need to work on.

Clayton was better built and they had the farmhouse style we were looking for. However, there are not enough electric outlets in the bathroom. There's only one in the whole master bath and it's a big bath. Then there's only one in the second bath too, the Jack and Jill. The other thing that we've noticed is the light switches don't coincide. In the second full bath, we have the door that comes from the hall and the door that comes from the Jack and Jill sinks, and the light switches are all the way in the middle between them, and we have to go all the way in front of the tub to turn on the light. I would love to have those looked at if possible. Adding some electrical outlets to it would be great.

We looked at the model on the 14th of April then on the 15th, we went back and started the process, and everything went smoothly. They didn't have the unit on the lot, so we ended up having it ordered. Clayton Homes told us about when it would come in, and they were spot-on. They kept us informed too, so we were very pleased.

The home is great. We've had a few little problems but nothing really major. We had one little leak behind the refrigerator and they fixed that. We got four cracks in the sheetrock and we're on a list to get them to come out and fix that. Other than those, everything was good. The sales rep that work there, Mike, was great and if it wasn't for him, we wouldn't have dealt with them at all.

We had two consultants. One was the main contractor that set up the home and that was Danny. Then we had Beth as the manager of the property. The quality of the home is pretty good other than a few spots where some nails are sticking up where the two pieces come together and Clayton is not fixing it. They told us that that it's going to be.

Clayton Homes had the best deals and I liked the local office that we worked with. They were friendly. However, we were held up for a little bit because of the size of the septic tank we wanted. They had to collect some money on half that tank and we had to wait all over again. But I’m enjoying my new Clayton home. I love Clayton Homes I would go with them again. I just bought another home with them.

I love my Clayton home. It's comfortable, spacious and modern. ​The only thing is that the scalding mechanisms on my shower faucet and my bathtub, only allow me to have lukewarm water. I've asked them repeatedly to remove them because I only get a lukewarm shower no matter how high my water heater is. I don't know why they haven't come in and taken them off yet when I've asked. I'm dissatisfied with that. But the local office that I worked with was great. They did what they said they were gonna do. So, I'm satisfied with that.

Working with Clayton was pretty quick and simple. Their customer service was good. Also, I like the build I got overall and I like the space.

The home buying process was simple and easy and they stayed in contact throughout the whole process. I worked with Tyson and he informed me of every detail every day every time something would come up. He was very informative and helpful.

From start to finish, everything went pretty good with Clayton. Lance, the guy I worked with was great. Anything I needed or wanted, he helped me get and the process went pretty quickly. I started in February and I moved in in July. I loved the home. But I ended up selling it because of the traffic there on Jones Bridge Road. We've literally had to play nature sounds at night just to be able to sleep. It was so loud. I didn't realize that that road had gotten so busy. 20 years ago, when I ran that route as a teenager, it wasn't like that. It used to be a back road. But now, it's more of almost a highway. It's crazy. My fiancée asked if we could sell the place. I told her I'd call and see. I realized I could pay it off for $1,000 more than what I owed, so I jumped all over it. Two days later, I had it up for sale, and in no time, we sold it.

I could not have had a more pleasurable experience. If there is any sort of a training class that can be taught to everybody else at Clayton, it needs to be taught by Shelby and Carl over at Clayton Valdosta. I put them through the wringer trying to figure out how to buy a home and they were beyond helpful and professional.

Lexi, the home consultant, started out with us about a year before we closed on our house. She got a promotion halfway through and went out on maternity leave, but still stayed in contact with us the whole time, and she was wonderful. All in all, Clayton was just friendly people and great to work with.

Horrible build. During walk through they stated they do not build plumb level or square and it shows the construction is the worst I have ever seen. I highly recommend you read the reviews and do not buy a Clayton home.

I went to Clayton and had a very bad experience the first time and I swore I would not go back. The little man that was there met me and my friend on the front porch. That was back when it was cold a year ago. He said, “We're taking by appointments only and I got an appointment in five minutes.” I said, “Oh, that's okay. We got a couple questions we'd like to ask you and then we'll go.” And he said, “Okay.” And I said, “Can we maybe step in? Because it's kind of cold.” “Yeah, but I got an appointment in five minutes.” I said, “It’s fine. It’s fine. We’ll be gone.” So, I left. Told my friend, “A bird in hand. I won't be back.” Anyway, I went back and asked Michael, who was the young man, and he said, “He's no longer with us.” And I said, “Well, good because I can understand why.”

I just bought land and I knew if I went to Clayton, I can get a well and a septic all-in-one bundle. The rep I worked with was great. I got everything that we wanted. I had an amazing experience.

You need to talk to a Kim. She was very clear and knowledgeable. Also, she bends over backwards and does anything and everything she can to help me. She would help you get in and answer any of your questions. And if possible, she would get you in the home. I love my home. I highly recommend Clayton.

The rep at Clayton was awesome. She did a great job. I love the home. It's great. For the price, I can't beat it. It's really good.

I have a three-bedroom and two full baths home. I love it. And my favorite place is in the tub, in the bathroom.

These guys were really good. I’m a one-and-done customer. We made an offer on it that day, they accepted, we negotiated a little bit. I came back a few days later to bring them a check. Then, as soon as they got the title work done, it was less than a week. These guys took care of me, and then they took care of me after, too. It was life-changing. I like the house, too. I got a single wide and three bedrooms.

We met with Zack. He showed us homes and we picked out the one that we liked. We filled out all the paperwork and then got approved. Then Clayton came out two times for a couple of different things and they fixed everything. Check Clayton out and pursue it. They did well.

The whole process with Clayton was excellent. They answered all of our questions. They responded quickly, never acted like we were asking too many questions. So we were happy with that. However, we put the down in February and we did not get moved in until September. But it was beyond their control. We had excessive rain this last year and we had so much flooding in this area plus we were also waiting on AEP, the electric utility company. We also had COVID this last year. So far, we're happy with the quality. We still have a few issues popping up. But when they do, they seem to address them for us. Their sales associate, Stephanie, has been phenomenal. The service contractors that they send out seem to care about the work they do. I would recommend Clayton.

The quality of the Clayton home is good. However, we got it last June and it still hasn't been fixed. We're still waiting for them to re-mud the ceiling where the ceiling stuff cracked. The biggest annoyance I've had is the only time the manufacturer sends supplies to fix things is when they buy a new trailer. So, we keep ending up waiting several months between us pointing out that there's a problem and it getting fixed. Like one of the light fixtures, the neck that holds the globe onto the light fixture, we've been waiting for them to get us a set of those since we got through.

Clayton Homes was the friendliest, most courteous, and willing to help me out. I wanted a big open plan, open living room, and dining room area, and it took me nearly two years to find the house I wanted, and with the carpet. They told me they had one coming in at about four weeks. I looked at it in August. The whole transaction was over in less than a month. It was paid and I had everything. I’d recommend Clayton Homes. They did what they said and I was very satisfied.

The home buying process with Clayton was great. We had a great salesman. He told us exactly what to expect and what we would see with our home. And all of that has been on point. Anytime we're feeling like we're not being heard, we contact him and he jumps on it and has been calling us back. They seemed more willing to help. They were definitely on board with staying with us through the process, from the purchase to the setup.

The representative was knowledgeable and really wanted to get me into this house. The quality of the build was good. It was pretty much built and then I moved in. I've already recommended Clayton Homes to a few people.

The sales rep of Clayton was fantastic. He didn't oversell. He didn't over pitch. He gave me what I needed to know. Then any questions I ever had, if he couldn't answer it, he helped me answer it. He was just a great guy all the way around. The contractors were great, other than the fact that the people that we had to come out and do our septic. We had a little bit of a rut in the backyard, and they have extra dirt. I asked the guy, “If it's extra, what are you going to do with it?” He said, “We'll just pile it up and it'll be a mound.” I was like, “I don’t want a mound. You mind pushing it to the back?” He said, “No. We'll set it right there where that little rut is.” I said, “That sounds perfect to me.” What ended up, the dirt that they suggested moving to prevent a mountain from forming in the front yard, that dirt should have stayed there because the rain washed in almost two feet around the entire septic thing. It's very clear. I can see the actual tank itself.

Angel, our home consultant, took her time and explained everything and made it so simple. If she didn't know something, she found out. We've already told several people about Clayton Homes. My son and his wife just bought a trailer from them too.

For the most part, our experience with the home buying process at Clayton has been great. There are always a few glitches, but that's fine. We're not finished yet. We had some things that needed to be repaired and we need to be reimbursed for, one for the heating and one has to do with plumbing. I'm just waiting for the bills to come through. I talked to the main office and she told me to have a description of what was wrong and have an affirmation as to the fact that I paid the bill and then send it to them, and then they'll review it. Everything was very clear. The fella with who we first bought the property was still learning the trade, though. He was very inexperienced and he's got a lot to improve upon. But everybody else was wonderful, extremely pleasant and well-qualified. The quality was excellent for everybody that came out to work here. We were very satisfied.

I worked with Diego and he was so good with the way he was attending to me and talking to me. I was happy. When I had some issues, I called Clayton and they went right away and fixed them.

Ross was my rep and he was amazing to work with. He kept us up to date on anything. When the plant that makes the little houses was short-staffed and when there were delays, he was quick to let us know what was going on. We started with the process in September 2020 and we actually moved into our double-wide home in June of 2021. There were ups and downs but it was nobody's fault. It was just supply shortages and labor shortages.

They did an excellent job. Working with them made things really easy. I couldn't have asked for a better group of people to work with. The home is very nice and efficient. It works well. I totally recommend Clayton.

We looked at Clayton Homes in Strawberry Plains and Knoxville. We decided to go to Middlesboro and they were a lot cheaper. We bought a home off the lot and Clayton was nice and fast. We love the floors, walls, bathroom, and bedroom of our home. But there was one thing we didn't like. People have been out a couple of times. They're supposed to come back this week to fix our front door and our outside electrical. Other than that, the communication was excellent. Go with Clayton.

The person we worked with was very professional. He kept us to date on everything 'cause things got delayed. If something was out of stock, he offered us something else. I enjoyed the whole process. We've had some issues with the quality of the home that we're hoping will get taken care of. There were some hiccups when we got here and we're still waiting on some stuff to get repaired. But Clayton has been really nice about making sure they get stuff taken care of. I love the home and it has met every expectation, especially the fireplace and the kitchen.

Aaron was very patient with me because I was freaking out. I told him we couldn't afford it and he said to call him back and tell him if there's anything he could do. They made it to where we could do it. There are a few little things about the home itself, though. I'm 5’6” and the peek hole on the front door is way above my head. Also, I don't like the handle. I don't like that we have to use a key to lock it from the outside.

The purchase process from application to closing all went smoothly considering everything that's involved with it. That took about two weeks. We bought a mobile home straight off the lot. Everybody seemed knowledgeable with what their job is and what they had to do to get it done.

We had a friend that bought a Clayton Home and she recommended Mike at the Opelika store in Alabama. Mike was the best and so down-to-earth. He even said he's gonna come out once we get moved in and get settled in and take a picture and just say, “You're good folks.” He also wants to come back and check on us six months from now and just keep us in his salt and say, “Hey, y’all guys happy?” So, we're excited to see him again.

I was satisfied with my home buying process at Clayton. I have a few things left that need to be fixed in my home, but with the COVID, I know it's been sketchy for them. So, I've been patient. But as a whole, my experience with Clayton has been very good. I've enjoyed my home. Gregory did a great job. He was very patient. I was in Texas trying to buy a house in Louisiana and it was not always real simple to just get the answer and go with it. Gregory and the manager there, both helped me a whole lot in the process of getting the house financed. James and the guys come and fix stuff and all that part has been very good and reliable. Everything I've ever asked, unless it was something that was on backorder, they’ve always taken care of it.

They worked with me and welcomed me with open arms. If I need anything, they usually come up there and help me. If I have any questions, they answer them.

I am enjoying my Clayton Home. It's brand new and I got what I wanted. I like the island. I like everything about it. I had Selena at customer service and she was so sweet. Any questions I had, she was right on point. She made me feel very comfortable with my purchase.

Even though things didn't start out the best and we had some other issues with our home, but Scott and Stephanie took the time to personally come out here and see what was wrong and going on with things to get them handled. They are in the process of getting things taken care of for us to make us happy. We really appreciate them making all the efforts to make things right for us and helping us by answering other questions we have on other things. We would recommend Clayton Homes in Harrisonburg. Just expect issues and make sure you let them know of everything and always talk to the manager as well not just the project manager or sales rep. We didn't do that. If we did then it probably wouldn't have gotten so out of hand with some issues.

The sales manager, Josh, called his manufacturer while I was there at Clayton Homes because I was a fire victim, to figure out when they would be able to expedite in building my house and getting it delivered as soon as possible. Nobody else would and I was told me I had to wait in line. But with Clayton, the process went great. I ordered the house in March and because I had some work to do in the property, we scheduled putting a slot there mid-April. Then it got delivered to the property on May 6th. I like the quality of the home. They moved it up to where I was at and there wasn’t really much inside structural damage like drywall, which is normal. But it held up pretty well overall. They came in, fixed a couple of places, then the guys scheduled to come back out in March to fine tune and address everything up. Now, that everything’s settled. All in all, Clayton was easy to deal with and they were very accommodating of my situation.

Clayton Homes was better for us and what we wanted, long-term. Every interaction that we had was very good. But once we got through the whole process stuff, there was a lack of communication and that was very frustrating. The timeframe that we did it was when COVID was still barely starting. So a lot of things were shut down or backed up for whatever reason. I've talked to other people who have gone through Clayton Homes as well and they said that's probably one of the main things that doesn't give them a 10 out of 10 is that communication there. Towards the middle, towards the end, there's no communication at all. I sent a bunch of emails. And I understand, I wasn't trying to be annoying, or I wasn't trying to be that girl. But even if nothing was done, maybe an update once a week would have been nice. Other than that, when we had to face-to-face encounters, those were all good.

They were very good to work with. They communicated pretty good with me. So far, I'm well pleased with the quality of my home. If you're interested in a mobile home, Clayton Homes would be a good place to go.

The rep was great. He helped us out a lot. Everything went smoothly and all of our questions were asked.

We were happy with the land that the rep found and with the model home that he showed us. The purchasing process went well. We understood what was going on. They itemized everything and what we’d be paying. The salesperson was very nice. We really liked him. We called him a lot, and he was always friendly and answered our questions. He was knowledgeable and he tried to accommodate what we wanted. He showed us on the TV screen what the home would look like. So, we knew what it would look like. He ordered a small home that had an island in the kitchen, which was what we wanted. We wanted stainless steel appliances and he accommodated us on that. I've referred a couple of people to him since then. We're very happy with the quality of our home.

Clayton Homes worked with me and kept in contact with me with my process. They were good people. I had a good experience. And so far, the house that I got is good and I like it.

Clayton Homes had a house immediately available. Inside, the brown trim on the doors and the windows, nail heads are still sticking out. Other than that, it's great.

Todd, the rep, was easy to work with. The application to approval took a week. We got a house to stay in now.

We like the location, setup, layout and size of the home, as well as some of the stuff that it has inside it. We had a couple of spots where we had trouble with the county and getting stuff approved. So, a bit of better communication would have made it a little easier. Other than that, the office made it easy for us to know what we were doing because it's our first house. It has been great. We got our own space.

During the process, Clayton's reps were great. But once my trailer got set up, it was like they didn't want to help me anymore. And they kept pushing me off to somebody else. They also ended up having to fire one guy because he messed up too much stuff trying to fix in my trailer. We called and they said they'd send another guy out. Then he saw all the work that the previous guy did and ended up having to take pictures and sent them in to let them know how much he ended up messing up versus actually fixing. There was a lot of trim work that had to be done and there were a few pieces of drywall that had to be replaced. I also had a bedroom door had to be completely replaced and a dishwasher had to be fixed, which turned out was an easy fix. When the second guy came out, he had it fixed in two seconds while first guy ended up making it worse. But the issues that I had eventually got taken care of and so far, everything's great.

Everything is fantastic and Clayton is really stepping up. We spent over $3,000 for a driveway and when we had an issue on it, the Searcy office had gravel brought out the other day, which was the first step and I really appreciate that. I also got some siding coming down for some crazy reason and when I walk, I hear a squeaking noise. But other than that, I'm happy with our home.

The rep, Jason, held my hand right through the process. I would love to purchase anything from him. Clayton's customer service is great and I would recommend them. I like the house. We're just getting settled and they're trying to get us straightened out with it. Under the sink, instead of them cutting out the whole hole, they just cut it a little bit and broke it. The piece is still there. Also, some of the cabinets are not put together well. You get what you pay for.

The quality of the build could be better. They don't put the most expensive materials up when they building these manufacturer homes. So you pay for what you get.

Everybody who walks in loves this house. It's efficient on utilities. I had locked in $85 electric bill for August. But I didn't like that Clayton suspended the drain pipe with zip ties. It was just doing it halfway because eventually, they're gonna break. I’m not to crawl under there and fix it. The guy that did the setting up had to travel a long ways to come over here. It was overpriced and it cost me $16,000. I had to furnish the dirt for the pad. His son worked with him, but everything his son did, I've had to go back and repair. He needs to watch him a little closer and train him a little better.

This is the first home I've ever purchased brand new, and it was a very pleasant experience. It was super easy. Our salesman did an excellent job. He was very informative and professional, but he also leveled up to us on a personal level. So it was very nice. We love the quality of our home. There was a leak under the master bathroom sink but Clayton got it resolved. The hot water heater was making a weird noise once and they got that resolved as well.

Clayton Homes used to be Patriot Home in the same place. We had purchased a home there before. When we went there looking for a home, Jay was the salesman that met us. And from his abilities and smiling and helping us, being helpful, that made us purchase from them. The Farmhouse Breeze that we purchased was the one that my husband loved because of the open floor plan that it had. And the only thing that we regret is that we should’ve just kept the white cabinets. We didn't know that the cabinet would be covered with gray. If we knew that it would be covered with paper, we would’ve just kept the white cabinets. The cabinets are peeling already. And they said there's nothing that they can do about it.

Purchasing the home was an easy and cut and dry process. But the manufacturer could have done better with the house. They need to make the house not look like it was done on a Friday night.

David was great. He always got back with us no matter what. We communicated back and forth quite a bit until we decided on which home. There were a few things here and there with the home that we had some issues with, but overall, it's good. One thing was the closets weren’t finished. The drywall was exposed and the trim wasn’t done. It was like it was left that way. It was in every closet. We contacted Clayton. They came out and finished that up. And we were told that they don't finish the closets. We found that odd, because you could stick your hand between the door jambs and the drywall. When you stick your whole hand between there, living on property, you never know if there is something that would crawl up in between. Everything should be sealed. They could think about finishing those closets. Other than that, their customer service is great.

Clayton Homes was wonderful. The home consultant was absolutely unbelievable. She answered all my questions. I love the quality of my home. It's awesome.

Compared to other mobile homes, mine is fine. But that's what it is, it's a mobile home. I'm not going to get high flyer, high dollar, real wood cabinets, custom made. But I love my home. It’s just right for me.

Clayton Homes was the only people that were willing to give me a chance. They were able to upgrade on the home. That’s the main reason why I went with them. We talked through Ashley for a bit, but we mainly worked with Brandon. He was a good guy. He helped us out with a lot of stuff. I love the whole setup and layout of the home. I love the kitchen because I love to cook. I also love the master bathroom. I've enjoyed my home since I've had it. I'm tickled to death. Give Clayton a chance to help make it happen for you like they did for me.

I walked through Clayton Homes for 8 to 10 years before I ever started doing anything. My son bought a house there, and I decided to do the same as well. We knew what we wanted exactly because we'd been studying it for years. I went with a modular just for the ease of getting it done quickly. They did a couple of things that kind of left me a little bit wrong. As a matter of fact, I do have an issue with my linoleum in my kitchen where they must have gouged it or something at the factory. They cut a section out, put it back in, and it's failing already. The drawer systems don’t attach those in the back very well, and all it takes is one screw to solve the problem. I wish I’ve done it myself.

The house has really nice appliances in it. The bathrooms and the rooms are very big. I've never seen a single wide mobile home this big, so I fell in love with it the first time, and then they told us we were the first person that ever stayed in this one. But I got confused during the process. Clayton referred us to the land and told me that it was a good buy. They told me to purchase the land first and that this land has everything that I needed for it to be approved for me to move on that land.

The process at Clayton was good, just a little slow. It took six months. But it's probably due to COVID, too. Features and quality are good, for the most part. We're having some issues, but Clayton's good about getting them fixed. I reached out to them to try to get in touch with the manufacturers. But the manufacturer hasn't even reached out to me.

Tammy was awesome. She took her job seriously. Every time I had questions, if she didn't know the answer, she got the answer for me. She was on top of it. I love my home. If I didn't work with Clayton, then I wouldn't be in my home by now.

We love our Clayton home. We checked it out before we went with it. I checked out the structural part of it. There were minor stuff like some of the light switches that I would have changed if I had known, but it was nothing major. The customer service has been great. They've done everything I've asked and came back as many times as I've needed them to. They've done really good. Everybody I've dealt with was great. I would tell others to go with them.

I love the coordinator that I dealt with. She was polite and she kept me up to date with everything. I got a four-bedroom home and I'm enjoying it. I love the kitchen and my bathroom. But when I picked the trailer, the cabinet in my bathroom was on the opposite end of the tub. I liked it when it was on the other end. Also, they could've put a better quality of cabinets in the kitchen. They also need to fix my floors. It’s warped and the tech said he needs to send the factory back out here. This home was either rushed or it was cheaply built.

Trailer has several issues, first off everything is cheaply made, the bathroom sink is not straight, the mirrors are not straight, one month after moving in a plug in quits working, front door won't shut right, trouble latching, you can see lines in the ceiling where it connects, no caulking around tubs so water can seep, the studs are too far apart. Closed on trailer in mid June, trailer didn't get set up till Sept. Not very satisfied with communication of the company.

The Clayton reps were easy to work with. They were nice and polite. We did the purchase during COVID and it took three months or more to get the home delivered. But once they had it, they delivered it and I was pleased. I like the fact that the home had a lot of cabinets. I chose to have a shower in the master bath, thinking that I could use that other bathtub. But I didn't realize how small that tub was, and it was my bad for not paying more attention. If I had realized how small the tub was, I might have decided otherwise. Also, I would love to have a panel access to my hot water heater instead of having to take the wall apart.