Frequently Asked Questions

While we don't offer delivery and set up as a business, when possible, we do assist customers by facilitating the process. That means we can help put a home on your land by connecting you with licensed movers we have relationships with, or potentially in some cases - helping you find land. Regardless, you don't have to plan this process by yourself. Give us a call to learn more - 888-884-5104!

Please give us a call at 888-884-5104 to schedule a visit. Read more here about our home viewing details.

• At pre-purchase or inquiry, you can expect sales specialists and professionals ready to help you find the right home and an online inventory of pre-owned manufactured homes.

• In the home buying process, you can expect the same service and answers to your questions. We are located in Maryville, TN but do business across the Unites States. We have regional relationships so regardless of where you purchase, you can trust we’re established. We have an in-house coordination and closing process. While we do wish we could offer several in person options, due to our national reach, we do use wiring of funds. Rest assured modernization and security are top of mind and your resources are handled with care. Contact us with questions! We want you to understand and feel knowledgeable of our process.

• Post-purchase or despite a purchase, give us a call at 888-884-5104!

Wind zones are regional classifications established under the HUD Code to help you understand what level of storm winds your manufactured home can safely withstand. No home is indestructible, but manufactured homes built to HUD Code after 1976 were built with weather in mind.

There are three wind zones. More coastal areas are going to be the strongest zone, Zone 3. Zone 3 homes are made to be able to withstand 110 mph winds. Wind Zone 2 homes are built to withstand up to 100 mph, and Zone 1 homes are for locations in more interior areas that don’t have the same threat of hurricanes. When moving a home, it’s important to consider which wind zone it was built for.

Many people choose mobile homes for their affordability or the option to move them onto owned land. Check out several benefits of manufactured housing here!

Those outside the industry may not notice the difference, but there's a big one! Mobile homes are technically homes built before June 15th, 1976 (pre HUD Code). Homes built according to code standards are known as manufactured homes.

You might also be wondering why we say mobile and manufactured interchangeably. We understand the difference, but the community and customers often still use both terms interchangeably, so we do, too!