My furkids and I are are excited that our home is nearly ready to be delivered. I thank God for the beautiful Clayton home I'm about to receive. May it serve my family for decades of love and joy and peace.
I’ve lived in one for 5 years yeah the cabinets and counters are made out of cheap crap but so far it has held up even through bad storms in Oklahoma. And it’s pretty energy efficient my electric bill is usually around $150-$200 a month
I am two years into my beautiful, solidly built and very practical home from Clayton. I bought a Steal 5 bed 3 full bath home 2,100 sq ft. It is well built, nothing "shoddy" about it. Since it was "on the lot" I didn't opt for any "extras" (that's what Home Depot is for) -- I have had zero problems once the home was delivered and set up on it's own block permanent foundation. I wouldn't choose to live in a mobile home park tor two reasons: I don't want to pay rent on something that I own. Plus, the population density tends to be very high to maximize land use and income for the owners of the land (and they can rake up the rent as they choose). Setting the mobile home was high, electricity, gas, drainage, water... I spent 40+ k and a scooch higher than 100K for the mobile home... I own my home, on my own land and it is beautiful. I go home without a monster mortgage hanging over my head (prices in the city for a stick built house are well over 450k... most scratching 600k with the lot I have). I will care for my home, because my home will care for me. All homes deteriorate (I have built three stick homes in my life, if you don't do upkeep, everything deteriorates). With the beautiful patio and terrace I have put on and the carport (really nice stand alone structures), I am sure that this home will retain and even go up in value. The folks at Sierra Vista Clayton in Arizona did me well. Great team. If you care for what you have, what you have will take care of you. Treat your home like trash, trash will you have.
I purchased my land and home thru clayton as well $176,000 total. I also opted out of an Hoa community, homes sit on top of each other. I only purchased a half of an acre but its beautiful, my home is 4 bd, 2 bath and my neighborhood has $200-$500,000 homes in it. Mine is 1680 sft. But it seems much larger. So I also can see the value of my home increasing in the future, with my upgraded landscaping and so forth. I'm so proud of my choice and my home will be permanently attached to my land which will make it real property, the project will be complete the end of Dec, I absolutely cant wait😁
As a retired 60 yo, I would love to have the opportunity to work in a facility like this part time. I would be the best worker...attention to detail. Have always been a piddler and have remodeled several homes/condos in the past.
No you dont . This is absolutely the hardest job in the world,I know ,I've worked in them for years. Firstly they dont tell you that workers have an average of 25 minutes to do there jobs. That means all electric from rough wiring to finish electric check has that allowed time to get it done, secondly they are not showing that multiple jobs are bring done in a house at a time ,20 people in one house you are continuously in each others way. Electric girls hanging lights and toeing off plugs,inside sheetrock hangers,door hangers,cabinet setters, finish molders,clean ip crews,adding appliances and anyone that's not finished up with there jobs its horrible. Then add the fact that they add all the plywood to the house its 120 degree inside. I could go on and on oh did I tell you they hardly pay more than minimum wages. You get the picture I wouldn't wish a job in a trailer plant on anyone.
Very informative video! We have been considering a Clayton Home and I am more persuaded than ever that a Clayton would be a great investment. I owned one years ago and it was a solid home then. I'm sure they're made even better now.
I worked at the one in Savannah TN and i can tell you that the ones there at least, are slung together. Theres all sorts of things i seen that rolled out of there, that i thought would never be acceptable..lol but we just covered it up with drywall and siding and let it role...im talking about all sorts of things, unsquare, half nailed, halfway done..i even seen nails through wiring that made it through..and was never said anything about.. lol, trim hanging halfway off..insulation half missing, siding wavy as a snake...i even went here recently to a dealership and the new models i walked in from that facility, you could immediately see the windows was crooked in the walls, and the doors was too, and trim was falling off, told the sales man and he didnt say anything but, yeah..your right.. lol...if they would slow down and take their time and not slave drive, they would be built alot better...
I worked at the one in Savannah TN and i can tell you that the ones there at least, are slung together. Theres all sorts of things i seen that rolled out of there, that i thought would never be acceptable..lol but we just covered it up with drywall and siding and let it role...im talking about all sorts of things, unsquare, half nailed, halfway done..i even seen nails through wiring that made it through..and was never said anything about.. lol, trim hanging halfway off..insulation half missing, siding wavy as a snake...i even went here recently to a dealership and the new models i walked in from that facility, you could immediately see the windows was crooked in the walls, and the doors was too, and trim was falling off, told the sales man and he didnt say anything but, yeah..your right.. lol...if they would slow down and take their time and not slave drive, they would be built alot better...
Dominic - Each builder that falls under the Clayton umbrella uses different suppliers. Your local model home center would be more than happy to clarify specifics.
I built side walls and end walls for Fleetwood Homes of Georgia for 22 years at three of their plants Spring Hill #34 Pearson Ga Eagle Trace Pearson Ga and the mother plant Westfield Douglas Ga "ROLL THE LINE" forever wish I was still able to be there with you but my old legs won't let me I think about the good days and the bad I met a lot of people it would be nice to have some kind of reunion at the State Park company picnic Love Y'all take care and be safe "BIG AL" aka Allen Ross Branch.
@@bigal8218 What type of caulking is used on the corner seems on the interior sheet rock to prevent joint cracking? it it just regular acrylic latex caulk?
Well right now I'm watching this video setting in a 16 by 60 20/20 Clayton mobile home brand new for about 46 Grand was sitting here and figured I would look it up to see how this place was assembled very nice
Rossie, I'm buying a 16x68. It's called the anniversary 68. I'm paying $54,000. That's not including anything else. It's going to cost me $10,000 more to have everything else done. How did you get yours cheaper?
I agree with Leo Gebler. I also live in the San Francisco Bay Area. The home prices here are ridiculous!! Rich people kicking out the Bay Area natives cause of there wealth. This is a great idea 💡
It always amazes me that some people feel the need to expound on their lack of knowledge on subjects they know nothing about. To label the building materials that Clayton uses as "cheap" only exposes the level of ignorance of the individual saying these things. The truth is Clayton uses only the best and proven building materials available for home construction. Having been in the site built home industry for over 16 years, I can honestly say that these are the same materials used in the construction of any million dollar mansion. I'm sorry that many of you feel the need to tear things down for no reason. These homes have been true blessings for thousands of family's across the United States for many, many years.
Bullshit. I have worked with crews and built million dollar mansions. I have never seen particle board in floors that falls apart when it gets wet. I have never seen plastic cabinets and cheap vinyl flooring and you sure won't see 4x8 panels on the walls with strips covering the seams and exterior doors with large air gaps where they are supposed to seal. These are just a few of the things I have seen.
I am sorry for the "nay-sayers" but it looks like it's a very good product for those that can afford this type of home. I am not wealthy and live in the most expensive area of America - the Northern California Bay Area - and it appears Clayton is looking out for those of us who have a lot less money than some of the wealthier folks in the area. I watched/witnessed a lot of construction and again, Clayton is not using anything less than the other homes built from scratch in this area and appear to be taking all the right steps to ensure quality for the money
I worked at the one in Savannah TN and i can tell you that the ones there at least, are slung together. Theres all sorts of things i seen that rolled out of there, that i thought would never be acceptable..lol but we just covered it up with drywall and siding and let it role...im talking about all sorts of things, unsquare, half nailed, halfway done..i even seen nails through wiring that made it through..and was never said anything about.. lol, trim hanging halfway off..insulation half missing, siding wavy as a snake...i even went here recently to a dealership and the new models i walked in from that facility, you could immediately see the windows was crooked in the walls, and the doors was too, and trim was falling off, told the sales man and he didnt say anything but, yeah..your right.. lol...if they would slow down and take their time and not slave drive, they would be built alot better...
I'd like to own one of these Clayton Homes on. The way that build these inside and out they make them look like the homes that real estate agents are selling. Now a days you dont need a real estate agents you can buy a great built quality home like the ones from Clayton
Do you offer a double wide size home in northeast Georgia with: premium grade plumbing fixtures, 2x6 walls, drywall(none of those little house trailer seam covers on inside walls, some type of solid countertop, commercial grade elongated toilets and big shower/bath, and solid doors, hardee board or other zero maintenance siding (hopefully not vinyl or wood)and metal roofing? As safe as a modern house in storms and tornado areas. Basically, built like a solid house but not worried about the decor and gimmicks and such. I’m an earthmover and just a casual builder(not pro)...and I get to know the customers that I do earthmoving for. The ones who I’ve graded house trailer lots for always have some weird plumbing issue such as a shower head that isn’t secured to studs, shower stall cracking, rocks thrown from mower through vinyl siding. I have some family land I need to set up a house on for my mother to temporarily live In while I build her a new home. And after she moves out of temporary we want to make it a rental property. And if things change it needs to be quality in case we re-locate it to another property. Is there a recommendation for a model that suits my needs? Price? Pics or video? Thanks
Technical Items - Thanks for reaching out! You bring up some great questions and we want to help you get the right answers. Availability truly varies from region to region and a rep in your area would be more than happy to help! See a list of locations here: ms.spr.ly/6057T3msh
Hi, Kenneth- Thanks for checking us out! There are quite a few factors that come into play with estimated time frame, such as site preparation, builder timeline, obtaining permits, etc.. Typically, anywhere from several weeks to several months. A representative for your region would be glad to assist you with a more specific estimate for your area and unique situation! You can check out locations nearest you here: www.claytonhomes.com/come-see-a-home
Hi, there- Thanks for checking us out! We take trades and we'd be happy to assist you with an upgrade! A representative for your area would be able to help with specifics and you can find locations nearest you here: www.claytonhomes.com/come-see-a-home
Some of these comments are obviously from Clayton employees. I've been a carpenter for over fifty years so don't believe everything you see in this video. My niece just purchased 70 ft mobile home and just about everything I have seen is cheap junk and poor carpentry. Her home is just under 1200 sq foot and the total was over 80 grand for a stapled piece of junk. When the sun is shining you can see where the wallboards were stapled and to me it looks like hail damage on a car that was covered over. You couldn't see this when the trailer was sitting on the lot since they were so close together hardly any light was getting in. The cabinets in most of the trailers were plastic junk with the cheapest of everything throughout. If there was anywhere they could put a staple instead of a nail or screw that is what they did. Some idiot didn't even cut out for a floor register and when I steeped on it I almost went through the vinyl so I ended up cutting it out myself. I was in the used car business for a few years band in the 80's and that was nothing compared to what goes on in the trailer business after what I have seen my niece go through.
@@outdoorlife5396 Wait, one needs to be an English major in order to form a sentence??? Manufactured homes are a more affordable alternative to stick-built homes. If you don't like them, then don't buy them. It's really that simple. And I find it hard to believe that you've met every single person that works in the factories that make these homes. I'd be willing to guarantee you that some do live in them.
La gran mentira del video a las paredes por el lado de a fuera solo le ponen el plástico no ponen papel ni nada que le ayude para el agua, pero en video se mira que hasta le ponen plástico antes de ponerle vista engañan a la gente con sus videos
So those so called pipes ,That are plastic ,,,Will hold up to 30 below weather? Are the pipes going to be 10 feet below top ground level?? What State are you selling these buildings to?? How many inches of insulation are you using on them exterior walls .I guarantee you will not tell me how many inches of insulation ( IF ANY ) you have applied to the exterior walls to help with the weather conditions ,weather hot or cold. COME ON BACK GOOD BUDDY. waiting on you .
Hi, Peggy- Thank you for reaching out to us. Homes are built to the required codes for their respective areas. You can learn more about our building process here: ms.spr.ly/6051TYo8v
Theres women in every department and they work as hard as any man, I worked as an electrician in several in mid Alabama, trust me they dont care man or woman it's your job and you better get it done before that line rolls.
@John Jacob well that can only mean you have never worked in a Mobil home plant , have you sir because if you had you would see women roofers, electricians, plumbers and in every department.
Well obviously clayton factory didn't take pride in building my home cause if they did it would have leaked ever since I moved in in 2022. And since the factory decided to use bad or wrong fascia my entire home inside and out was destroyed by hurricane Helen and I have to have everything gutted out. Never buy a home from clayton or oakwood.
Thanks for sharing your experience with us. Customer service is of the upmost importance to us and we take feedback very seriously. Can you please give us a call at 1-877-264-2812 so we can document your concerns? We look forward to hearing from you.
I worked at the one in Savannah TN and i can tell you that the ones there at least, are slung together. Theres all sorts of things i seen that rolled out of there, that i thought would never be acceptable..lol but we just covered it up with drywall and siding and let it role...im talking about all sorts of things, unsquare, half nailed, halfway done..i even seen nails through wiring that made it through..and was never said anything about.. lol, trim hanging halfway off..insulation half missing, siding wavy as a snake...i even went here recently to a dealership and the new models i walked in from that facility, you could immediately see the windows was crooked in the walls, and the doors was too, and trim was falling off, told the sales man and he didnt say anything but, yeah..your right.. lol...if they would slow down and take their time and not slave drive, they would be built alot better...
My furkids and I are are excited that our home is nearly ready to be delivered. I thank God for the beautiful Clayton home I'm about to receive. May it serve my family for decades of love and joy and peace.
We look forward to welcoming your family to ours in your new #ClaytonBuilt home!
I’ve lived in one for 5 years yeah the cabinets and counters are made out of cheap crap but so far it has held up even through bad storms in Oklahoma. And it’s pretty energy efficient my electric bill is usually around $150-$200 a month
I am two years into my beautiful, solidly built and very practical home from Clayton. I bought a Steal 5 bed 3 full bath home 2,100 sq ft. It is well built, nothing "shoddy" about it. Since it was "on the lot" I didn't opt for any "extras" (that's what Home Depot is for) -- I have had zero problems once the home was delivered and set up on it's own block permanent foundation. I wouldn't choose to live in a mobile home park tor two reasons: I don't want to pay rent on something that I own. Plus, the population density tends to be very high to maximize land use and income for the owners of the land (and they can rake up the rent as they choose). Setting the mobile home was high, electricity, gas, drainage, water... I spent 40+ k and a scooch higher than 100K for the mobile home... I own my home, on my own land and it is beautiful. I go home without a monster mortgage hanging over my head (prices in the city for a stick built house are well over 450k... most scratching 600k with the lot I have). I will care for my home, because my home will care for me. All homes deteriorate (I have built three stick homes in my life, if you don't do upkeep, everything deteriorates). With the beautiful patio and terrace I have put on and the carport (really nice stand alone structures), I am sure that this home will retain and even go up in value. The folks at Sierra Vista Clayton in Arizona did me well. Great team. If you care for what you have, what you have will take care of you. Treat your home like trash, trash will you have.
Thank you so much for your feedback! :)
A home built with quality materials, in a 'jig' and in a controlled environment is far superior to stick-built homes!
Great information Thank you
Nice size...
I purchased my land and home thru clayton as well $176,000 total. I also opted out of an Hoa community, homes sit on top of each other. I only purchased a half of an acre but its beautiful, my home is 4 bd, 2 bath and my neighborhood has $200-$500,000 homes in it. Mine is 1680 sft. But it seems much larger. So I also can see the value of my home increasing in the future, with my upgraded landscaping and so forth. I'm so proud of my choice and my home will be permanently attached to my land which will make it real property, the project will be complete the end of Dec, I absolutely cant wait😁
As a retired 60 yo, I would love to have the opportunity to work in a facility like this part time. I would be the best worker...attention to detail. Have always been a piddler and have remodeled several homes/condos in the past.
No you dont . This is absolutely the hardest job in the world,I know ,I've worked in them for years. Firstly they dont tell you that workers have an average of 25 minutes to do there jobs. That means all electric from rough wiring to finish electric check has that allowed time to get it done, secondly they are not showing that multiple jobs are bring done in a house at a time ,20 people in one house you are continuously in each others way. Electric girls hanging lights and toeing off plugs,inside sheetrock hangers,door hangers,cabinet setters, finish molders,clean ip crews,adding appliances and anyone that's not finished up with there jobs its horrible. Then add the fact that they add all the plywood to the house its 120 degree inside. I could go on and on oh did I tell you they hardly pay more than minimum wages. You get the picture I wouldn't wish a job in a trailer plant on anyone.
Very informative video! We have been considering a Clayton Home and I am more persuaded than ever that a Clayton would be a great investment. I owned one years ago and it was a solid home then. I'm sure they're made even better now.
Rob, thanks for your kind words! We're more than happy to answer any questions you may have along the way!
I worked at the one in Savannah TN and i can tell you that the ones there at least, are slung together.
Theres all sorts of things i seen that rolled out of there, that i thought would never be acceptable..lol but we just covered it up with drywall and siding and let it role...im talking about all sorts of things, unsquare, half nailed, halfway done..i even seen nails through wiring that made it through..and was never said anything about.. lol, trim hanging halfway off..insulation half missing, siding wavy as a snake...i even went here recently to a dealership and the new models i walked in from that facility, you could immediately see the windows was crooked in the walls, and the doors was too, and trim was falling off, told the sales man and he didnt say anything but, yeah..your right.. lol...if they would slow down and take their time and not slave drive, they would be built alot better...
Love my Clayton home 2018! Keep up the good work Clayton homes.
Rachel - Thanks for sharing 😍 your experience! We're happy to have you as a part of the Clayton family.
I worked at the one in Savannah TN and i can tell you that the ones there at least, are slung together.
Theres all sorts of things i seen that rolled out of there, that i thought would never be acceptable..lol but we just covered it up with drywall and siding and let it role...im talking about all sorts of things, unsquare, half nailed, halfway done..i even seen nails through wiring that made it through..and was never said anything about.. lol, trim hanging halfway off..insulation half missing, siding wavy as a snake...i even went here recently to a dealership and the new models i walked in from that facility, you could immediately see the windows was crooked in the walls, and the doors was too, and trim was falling off, told the sales man and he didnt say anything but, yeah..your right.. lol...if they would slow down and take their time and not slave drive, they would be built alot better...
What type of caulking is used on the corner seems on the interior sheet rock to prevent joint cracking? it it just regular acrylic latex caulk?
Dominic - Each builder that falls under the Clayton umbrella uses different suppliers. Your local model home center would be more than happy to clarify specifics.
Fleetwood and Clayton homes are two of the best home I've worked on but everyone makes good and bad product at times
I built side walls and end walls for Fleetwood Homes of Georgia for 22 years at three of their plants Spring Hill #34 Pearson Ga Eagle Trace Pearson Ga and the mother plant Westfield Douglas Ga "ROLL THE LINE" forever wish I was still able to be there with you but my old legs won't let me I think about the good days and the bad I met a lot of people it would be nice to have some kind of reunion at the State Park company picnic Love Y'all take care and be safe "BIG AL" aka Allen Ross Branch.
@@bigal8218 What type of caulking is used on the corner seems on the interior sheet rock to prevent joint cracking? it it just regular acrylic latex caulk?
What type of caulking is used on the corner seems on the interior sheet rock to prevent joint cracking? it it just regular acrylic latex caulk?
so blessed to be an American.
Well right now I'm watching this video setting in a 16 by 60 20/20 Clayton mobile home brand new for about 46 Grand was sitting here and figured I would look it up to see how this place was assembled very nice
Rossie - Thanks for checking us out and sharing. Check out our Clayton Studio to learn more: ms.spr.ly/6054Tj49m
Rossie, I'm buying a 16x68. It's called the anniversary 68. I'm paying $54,000. That's not including anything else. It's going to cost me $10,000 more to have everything else done. How did you get yours cheaper?
AWSOME work lovely
Thanks, Paula!
I agree with Leo Gebler. I also live in the San Francisco Bay Area. The home prices here are ridiculous!! Rich people kicking out the Bay Area natives cause of there wealth. This is a great idea 💡
Those workers on the roof need to be wearing fall protection lol
Very informative!
It always amazes me that some people feel the need to expound on their lack of knowledge on subjects they know nothing about. To label the building materials that Clayton uses as "cheap" only exposes the level of ignorance of the individual saying these things. The truth is Clayton uses only the best and proven building materials available for home construction. Having been in the site built home industry for over 16 years, I can honestly say that these are the same materials used in the construction of any million dollar mansion. I'm sorry that many of you feel the need to tear things down for no reason. These homes have been true blessings for thousands of family's across the United States for many, many years.
Ur wrong
@@Sirmac613 You're alone in your opinion.
I haven't seen wall joists spliced out of short pieces of 2 x 4 in a site built house.
@@mvarner0962 I have.
Bullshit. I have worked with crews and built million dollar mansions. I have never seen particle board in floors that falls apart when it gets wet. I have never seen plastic cabinets and cheap vinyl flooring and you sure won't see 4x8 panels on the walls with strips covering the seams and exterior doors with large air gaps where they are supposed to seal. These are just a few of the things I have seen.
Congratulations for the work a company so I had to settle here in Brazil
I am sorry for the "nay-sayers" but it looks like it's a very good product for those that can afford this type of home. I am not wealthy and live in the most expensive area of America - the Northern California Bay Area - and it appears Clayton is looking out for those of us who have a lot less money than some of the wealthier folks in the area. I watched/witnessed a lot of construction and again, Clayton is not using anything less than the other homes built from scratch in this area and appear to be taking all the right steps to ensure quality for the money
I worked at the one in Savannah TN and i can tell you that the ones there at least, are slung together.
Theres all sorts of things i seen that rolled out of there, that i thought would never be acceptable..lol but we just covered it up with drywall and siding and let it role...im talking about all sorts of things, unsquare, half nailed, halfway done..i even seen nails through wiring that made it through..and was never said anything about.. lol, trim hanging halfway off..insulation half missing, siding wavy as a snake...i even went here recently to a dealership and the new models i walked in from that facility, you could immediately see the windows was crooked in the walls, and the doors was too, and trim was falling off, told the sales man and he didnt say anything but, yeah..your right.. lol...if they would slow down and take their time and not slave drive, they would be built alot better...
Can you use clayton for coastal homes on pilings?
Vivek - You can find out more about Clayton home locations here: ms.spr.ly/6056TCQai
Does the ceiling insulation cover the AC ducts?
Most A/C and heating ducts are in the floor. The duct work is protected inside the flooring, underfloor insulation and inside the vapor barrier.
Fuck no dude
Live Oak and Jacobsen does insulated their ducts.
I'd like to own one of these Clayton Homes on. The way that build these inside and out they make them look like the homes that real estate agents are selling. Now a days you dont need a real estate agents you can buy a great built quality home like the ones from Clayton
Do you offer a double wide size home in northeast Georgia with: premium grade plumbing fixtures, 2x6 walls, drywall(none of those little house trailer seam covers on inside walls, some type of solid countertop, commercial grade elongated toilets and big shower/bath, and solid doors, hardee board or other zero maintenance siding (hopefully not vinyl or wood)and metal roofing? As safe as a modern house in storms and tornado areas. Basically, built like a solid house but not worried about the decor and gimmicks and such. I’m an earthmover and just a casual builder(not pro)...and I get to know the customers that I do earthmoving for. The ones who I’ve graded house trailer lots for always have some weird plumbing issue such as a shower head that isn’t secured to studs, shower stall cracking, rocks thrown from mower through vinyl siding. I have some family land I need to set up a house on for my mother to temporarily live In while I build her a new home. And after she moves out of temporary we want to make it a rental property. And if things change it needs to be quality in case we re-locate it to another property. Is there a recommendation for a model that suits my needs? Price? Pics or video? Thanks
Technical Items - Thanks for reaching out! You bring up some great questions and we want to help you get the right answers. Availability truly varies from region to region and a rep in your area would be more than happy to help! See a list of locations here: ms.spr.ly/6057T3msh
I can definitely show you some site built houses that aren’t near as good as these homes.
Digitalbumpin I said SOME.. I didn’t say that these houses are better than all site built houses. That’s not being dishonest.
Hey clayton how about a nice discount voucher if I buy one from your company.
@@regionalhomesalesllc3780 They are nice but i dont want to live in Texas
hold a tape measure up to those rafters let's see how big
Well when they only hold up a roof they work pretty good not like it's a second story house lollll
Is it possible to get a 8-9 foot ceiling height in one of these ?
Thanks for reaching out! Yes, we can do that.
2x4 walls and R13 is not much insulation, actually, that is what was used 40 years ago. All these are easily change, if they inform their customers.
Do you guys still have the Abigail floor plan?
Hey, Richard! Great question. The Abigail model is still available! You can find out more about this model here: ms.spr.ly/6050TQz3o
clayton homes I have a question it never said on how long it takes u guys to build them bc I was curious bc I'm wanting to get one
Hi, Kenneth- Thanks for checking us out! There are quite a few factors that come into play with estimated time frame, such as site preparation, builder timeline, obtaining permits, etc.. Typically, anywhere from several weeks to several months. A representative for your region would be glad to assist you with a more specific estimate for your area and unique situation! You can check out locations nearest you here: www.claytonhomes.com/come-see-a-home
3days maybe 4.
Love mine 2016.
Love mine 2015.
We love hearing that, Thomas! We're thrilled to have you as part of the Clayton family!
@@claytonhomes Are you still on RT 6 PA.?
Thomas we have several locations in PA and you can check locations nearest to you here: ms.spr.ly/6053Tu6yl
like it or not these 🏠 is surprising 😱 this is life this heven..
These new places are a million times better built than the 1974 model I currently live in! I hate these 1/8" brown paneled 2"x2" studded walls
Hi, there- Thanks for checking us out! We take trades and we'd be happy to assist you with an upgrade! A representative for your area would be able to help with specifics and you can find locations nearest you here: www.claytonhomes.com/come-see-a-home
You got that right,. They are very well built anymore.
Some of these comments are obviously from Clayton employees. I've been a carpenter for over fifty years so don't believe everything you see in this video. My niece just purchased 70 ft mobile home and just about everything I have seen is cheap junk and poor carpentry. Her home is just under 1200 sq foot and the total was over 80 grand for a stapled piece of junk. When the sun is shining you can see where the wallboards were stapled and to me it looks like hail damage on a car that was covered over. You couldn't see this when the trailer was sitting on the lot since they were so close together hardly any light was getting in. The cabinets in most of the trailers were plastic junk with the cheapest of everything throughout. If there was anywhere they could put a staple instead of a nail or screw that is what they did. Some idiot didn't even cut out for a floor register and when I steeped on it I almost went through the vinyl so I ended up cutting it out myself. I was in the used car business for a few years band in the 80's and that was nothing compared to what goes on in the trailer business after what I have seen my niece go through.
The home I purchased was totally built wrong. Roof leaked.12 inch hole around tub drained that was not sealed. Windows fell apart.
I have one n it's great but pssssst one thing. I went to have carpet taken up n it's under the dry wall. Pain in the but! Hey thanks!!
What do you mean under the dry wall?
They put the flooring in then build the walls after that
I would like to work in that company someone who would give me information even if it is sweeping or cleaning helper
Rancho Cordova ca
That plant is located in bean station Tennessee and is the best in the business. I've worked for them going on 6 year's
I could tell you to go TITAN home however I have one and wish I would have bought Clayton
I was just quoted in South Carolina a1300 sq ft $200,000...
If how come if they are so great, the owners do not live in them?
Is that supposed to be a sentence?
@@OddTimeMan Well English major, If mobile homes are so great then why do the people who make them not live in them. I have not met one yet that did
@@outdoorlife5396 Wait, one needs to be an English major in order to form a sentence???
Manufactured homes are a more affordable alternative to stick-built homes. If you don't like them, then don't buy them. It's really that simple.
And I find it hard to believe that you've met every single person that works in the factories that make these homes. I'd be willing to guarantee you that some do live in them.
@@OddTimeMan just a dick head
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a fire gonna love these houses.
Very impressive
300 LAKE !!!!! FROM RUSSIA
excellence
They use plastic pex fittings? Guess they ain’t that serious about frozen pipes
I never be able to afford a new home
I broke a piece of wall with a sharp tool I pierced it so sorry
La gran mentira del video a las paredes por el lado de a fuera solo le ponen el plástico no ponen papel ni nada que le ayude para el agua, pero en video se mira que hasta le ponen plástico antes de ponerle vista engañan a la gente con sus videos
So those so called pipes ,That are plastic ,,,Will hold up to 30 below weather? Are the pipes going to be 10 feet below top ground level?? What State are you selling these buildings to?? How many inches of insulation are you using on them exterior walls .I guarantee you will not tell me how many inches of insulation ( IF ANY ) you have applied to the exterior walls to help with the weather conditions ,weather hot or cold. COME ON BACK GOOD BUDDY. waiting on you .
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And they figure out how to connect electricity and water, sewer and all that's stuff?? Even in the country?
Your dealer works out all those details with you. Even in the country.
Nwes
Not many women work in these factories. Must be one of those very hard labor jobs.
We actually have plenty of females that work in our facilities. We're an equal opportunity employer.
Theres women in every department and they work as hard as any man, I worked as an electrician in several in mid Alabama, trust me they dont care man or woman it's your job and you better get it done before that line rolls.
@John Jacob well that can only mean you have never worked in a Mobil home plant , have you sir because if you had you would see women roofers, electricians, plumbers and in every department.
Well obviously clayton factory didn't take pride in building my home cause if they did it would have leaked ever since I moved in in 2022. And since the factory decided to use bad or wrong fascia my entire home inside and out was destroyed by hurricane Helen and I have to have everything gutted out. Never buy a home from clayton or oakwood.
Thanks for sharing your experience with us. Customer service is of the upmost importance to us and we take feedback very seriously. Can you please give us a call at 1-877-264-2812 so we can document your concerns? We look forward to hearing from you.
Looks like very cheap construction.
Yeah, wood, steel, fasteners, pipe and insulation. I wouldn't use any of those things in my home. I'm sure you wouldn't either.
I worked at the one in Savannah TN and i can tell you that the ones there at least, are slung together.
Theres all sorts of things i seen that rolled out of there, that i thought would never be acceptable..lol but we just covered it up with drywall and siding and let it role...im talking about all sorts of things, unsquare, half nailed, halfway done..i even seen nails through wiring that made it through..and was never said anything about.. lol, trim hanging halfway off..insulation half missing, siding wavy as a snake...i even went here recently to a dealership and the new models i walked in from that facility, you could immediately see the windows was crooked in the walls, and the doors was too, and trim was falling off, told the sales man and he didnt say anything but, yeah..your right.. lol...if they would slow down and take their time and not slave drive, they would be built alot better...
@@TheBibleListener no comment from @ClaytonHomes on this comment? The consumers appreciate your honesty friend!!
@@jaredkean7841 - the same comment was posted more than once by "TheMotorcycleGuy". How many times do you think ClaytonHomes should have to reply?