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Reviewed Feb. 16, 2023
Bought a new double wide. The vent over the stove leaked from day one. They have been out to fix it numerous times and a year later it is still leaking. Now they're saying the warranty is up and it’s up to me to fix it. The woman they keep sending me to is very rude. They know this has been an ongoing problem. The least they could do is fix it right.
Reviewed Jan. 26, 2023
Both the Palm Harbor Homes, Oklahoma City and the Fleetwood Homes Factory, seemingly, are totally unable to help me with my recent purchase of a mobile home. 'Cosmetic Defects' would be attended to by the factory in Texas where it was assembled Palm Harbor Homes stated to me. So far all of my attempts come back with "All our Techs are out" to other responses that make no sense except for exceptionally bad customer service. Since this was a Display Model at Palm Harbor Homes, OKC, there are a number of discrepancies that I was assured would be taken care once I reported within the 90 day window that I followed closely. I want some action to correct these problems now.
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Reviewed Sept. 13, 2022
I bought a brand new Fleetwood home back in Sept 2021, and finally moved in 12/25/2021. In March 2022, my master shower pan broke. It is now September of 2022, 6 months later. And my master shower pan is still broken. 6 months of not being able to use my brand new master shower. I've emailed the retailer, called fleetwood, and the fiberglass company that fleetwood used for the shower pan. And in 6 months, it's still not fixed, not even looked at to get fixed.
Reviewed Sept. 1, 2022
Only one year warranty, they don’t want to fix anything. They take forever, the repairman blamed several things on me. His supervisor told me was tired of sending him out for cosmetic issues. My backdoor wasn't shutting and my 18 month old granddaughter could just push it open. “That’s cosmetic?” anyway. Everything was turned in before warranty expired and now they don’t want to honor it. Bath tub is cracking because no support in the floor.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2022
I ordered my factory-built home in California via USModular, who installed it. The home was fine when it arrived, except for some very minor problems which I cannot get them to fix come hell or high water. I had a similar problem as the other reviewer--air bumps under the flooring they laid at the factory, the windows are not airtight--they condense inside the double panes. The stove starts beeping that it has reached the temperature I set if for when in fact, the oven thermometer shows half the temperature. And here is what really bugs me--two of the door locks don't work. Although USModular installed the doors, and the locks, Fleetwood says it will provide the new locks, but not the installation. Also, I repeatedly send emails asking when the work will be done, and no one responds. Not even a "we're checking on it." I'm an attorney and if we provided this type of customer service, we'd be out of business.
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2021
This company alongside Craftsman homes has been awful to work with. My house was delivered with rips in the vinyl flooring. Upon our move in the the service manager for craftsman contacted Fleetwood to get more flooring. After 3 failed attempts at repairing my flooring, fleetwood agreed to send enough flooring to do a complete vinyl replacement. When the repair guy got here he only attempted to fix the area in which the flooring had already been messed up 3 times. He told me he was told only to replace the initial areas that were bubbled up and peeling back. To my surprise as I would not have agreed to this half ** fix for a 4th time. I sent pictures to the company for review once again. My floors are bubbled, the seams where they cut out a huge section of my flooring are off, and the peel up as the glue dissolves when you mop your floors.
Fleetwood said that the repair was done correctly and that the extra glue on my floors will come off with a good mopping. My floors were scrubbed really well after this and I still have glue all over my floors and the seams are still coming apart. Also the floor is still bubbled resembling what a kindergartner using too much Elmer’s glue between construction paper would look like. I was told they will not be doing anything else to correct my floors even though this is a brand new house and I have what resembles 20 year old floors in the main walking area of my house. This company does not care about customer satisfaction or take pride in their work. They definitely have made me wish I would not have bought a new house through them.
Reviewed Nov. 19, 2021
Our inspection has 67 pages of citations for poor quality construction throughout the house. We have cracks and holes in the walls, flooring issues and our island is bubbled across the entire top. I copy/pasted from my report. Forgive the formatting.
1. Front of home: a. Soffit is cracked and appears to have a branch/tree caught in the crack; b. Shingles do not appear uniform and must be checked for damage; c. Storm door was broken and has been REMOVED by the builder; d. Front door is misaligned and does not lock/unlock properly.
2. Back of home: a. Hole in siding near master bedroom/bathroom near the corner. b. Siding is dented near bedroom #4. c. Siding is loose and bowed near bedroom #4. d. Hole in siding. e. Gaps/poorly fitted siding around smaller kitchen window; f. Siding damage under smaller kitchen window.
3. Side Entrance Door: a. Bottom door plate is dented; b. Power Outlet cover is jagged/broken underneath; c. Side trim of door is dented; d. Door itself is damaged on the exterior
SECTION II: INTERIOR1. Flooring: a. Side entry door hallway has staples embedded; b. Kitchen in front of refrigerator is dented; c. Vinyl flooring throughout the entire house is bumpy; d. Finish is wearing and has developed holes; e. Around doorways the flooring is peeling in places.
2. Hallway: a. Dark trim is damaged outside bedroom #3; b. Missing/broken trim at floor & ceiling.
3. Bedroom #4: a. Window trim is damaged.
4. Bedroom #3: a. Wall panel is damaged; b. Closet has vertical strip molding bent/Door is damaged and aligned improperly.
5. Bedroom #2: a. Molding cracked/bowed; b. Door is aligned improperly; c. Closet has busted, bowed vertical trim; d. Accent wall in small hall has dark black marking.
6. Bedroom #1: a. Trim damaged, bent or bowed in several areas; b. Wall panels visibly cracked/damaged in several places; c. Accent wall vertical strip molding broken; d. Accent wall panels (all 3) have streaks running vertically.
7. Bathrooms: a. Master i. Cabinet doors damaged at corners with finish peeled exposing unfinished composite beneath, ii. Loose/damaged trim by bathtub, iii. Cracked corner molding by tub, iv. Backsplash laminate loose & peeling composite exposed, v. Closet behind door damage to wall/back of door; b. Second i. Trim in front of tub is loose, ii. Toilet seat broken/loose, iii. White caps not secured to base of toilet, iv. Broken vertical trim, v. Backsplash is damaged/cracked and peeling up,
8. Living Room: a. Wall panel near bedroom door damaged; b. Window Blinds are two different colors.
9. Kitchen: a. Island top is bowed/bubbled across the top and needs REPLACED; b. Molding around island is broken/missing; c. Floor dented center of walkway between refrigerator and island; d. Vertical trim is damaged on accent wall; e. GE Stove dented in the front.
Reviewed May 19, 2021
All of the faucets are plastic and already breaking, the flooring ripped the first day, the kitchen cupboards are breaking, the carpet has many folds and when they came to repair it they put staples all over, the front faucet leaks, the bathroom counters are made for a giant and the front door leaks. The one star is for the insulation of the house. It stays warm. I would NEVER purchase a home like this ever again.
Reviewed April 20, 2021
I purchased my home March 2020. Banks Mobile Homes in Lkld, Fl were awesome from the sale to installing, I couldn't have asked for better people. Fleetwood homes on the other hand trying to get repairs done is another story. With Corona going on we waited to turn in the repair claim, well in the meantime I ended up getting sick and my husband ended up passing away from this illness. Mr. ** was supposed to come to my home for floor repairs and various other things under warranty and he scheduled but never showed up. I had to call him to reschedule, once again he scheduled and never called to reschedule. This is unacceptable to me. I don't recommend Fleetwood Homes. If you buy one be prepared to figure out how to fix your own issues because you as the consumer are not important enough to get repairs.
Reviewed Dec. 24, 2020
Problems from day one, have only got worse. 4 months and $80,000 later this is what I am stuck with. HVAC & Water damage, due to manufacturer default and they don't want to fix issues. Still fighting them! I'll just let the pictures speak for themselves!
Fleetwood Homes author review by Joseph Truini
Fleetwood Homes has been building custom homes since 1950. It's one of the largest manufactured homebuilders in the United States.
Homes are factory-built and then transported to the site: This unique process cuts down on waste, allows for top-notch quality control, and permits building in all types of weather. Fleetwood homebuilding factories are located in seven states: California, Georgia, Idaho, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
Floor plans available online: Prospective homebuyers can input their zip codes to find a variety of plans for homes available in different regions of the country.
Sustainable materials: All homes are built using as many sustainable materials as possible, reducing the effect on the environment.
Similar style homes: Since homes are factory-built, most models are similar in size and architectural style. Fleetwood specializes in easy-living ranch-style homes.
Brand name suppliers: Homes are built using materials from brand-name suppliers, which ensures a reliable supply of high-quality materials.

Joseph Truini is a home improvement expert who writes extensively about do-it-yourself home remodeling and repair, woodworking projects and tools and techniques. His work has appeared in several national magazines, including This Old House, Popular Mechanics, Country Living, Woman’s Day, and Today’s Homeowner.
Fleetwood Homes Company Information
- Company Name:
- Fleetwood Homes
- Year Founded:
- 1950
- Website:
- www.fleetwoodhomes.com
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