Manufactured homes offer exceptional flexibility and can be placed in a wide variety of locations. They are suitable for residential subdivisions, private land, beach properties, and even as secondary dwellings such as guest houses or in-law flats. In many cases, if a site is approved for a traditional site-built home, it can also accommodate a manufactured home—subject to local zoning and permitting requirements. Our team is happy to help you navigate placement options and ensure your home fits seamlessly into your desired location. View our service areas to see where we deliver and install.
The shipping and delivery costs depend on the area and region you live in. Check our service areas to learn more about delivery in your region.
Yes. All manufactured homes are built to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) code. Each manufactured home goes through rigorous inspection before being certified. Our Factory Direct Homes then undergo an additional rigorous inspection by NEEMgreen Home Program, to ensure that all energy efficient measures meet their certification standards. Learn more about the NEEMgreen Home Program here.
Yes. Our manufactured homes come in a variety of styles and range of sizes to help create a home that homeowners can be proud of. Our luxury manufactured homes can be customized in a variety of configurations, with options that will give you a distinctive beautiful home and lifestyle. We invite you to look through our floor plans to find a home that is perfect for you!
No. These aren’t your grandmother’s trailers! Our double- and triple-wide manufactured homes are custom built. They’re higher quality and more highly energy efficient. They can be customized to suit your specific needs, with a variety of options to choose from. See photos of our homes to get inspired.
Of course. Our Factory Direct Homes are built to EnergyStar requirements for energy efficiency, comfort and durability. We’re also green certified, adding to your home’s energy efficiency. Explore our custom home options to see how we build quality in from the start.
There’s virtually no difference between a site-built and a manufactured home regarding life expectancy of the home. It all depends on how well you maintain your home. The average life expectancy of a well-maintained modular home is over 55 years from the time of construction. That’s pretty much identical to that of a site-built home.
Manufactured or modular homes are built in a factory, then all sections are transported to your property, where it’s placed on a foundation, and assembled to become a beautiful modern home. Learn more about buying a manufactured home and how the process works.
No. Your homeowner’s manual will explain the kind of regular maintenance you’ll need to do. As with any home, you’ll need to keep your home in good condition.
Refer to your homeowner’s manual and warranty for instructions.
We offer our “Good as Gold” 1-year Warranty Protection Plan. It’s one of the most complete in the industry. You’ll pay no deductible and no service charges. This portion of your warranty is effective for the first 12 months you own your Golden West Home. It begins on the date the home is ready for occupancy and includes factory installed: plumbing, cabinets, paint, windows, insulation, electrical, roof, countertops, doors & hardware, exterior siding, floor coverings, heating & cooling systems.
There are well-established financial institutions that feature loan programs to fit your budget. Explore your manufactured home financing options and find a loan program that works for you.
After delivery, we work closely with you, your installation team, and our onsite service manager to complete the final steps as efficiently as possible—so you can move into your new home as soon as everything is ready. Our goal is to make the process smooth, timely, and stress-free every step of the way.
Yes. We offer a variety of distinctive modern styles. Our interior decor potentials rival the best single-family site-built homes. Our exteriors are almost identical to the best homes out there. Browse photos of our manufactured homes to see the styles available.
Yes—you’re welcome to work with your own local contractor for installation, provided they meet all required licensing and experience standards. We also partner with trusted, licensed contractors and are happy to recommend professionals who are familiar with our homes and installation process to help ensure a seamless experience.
Yes. We partner with trusted, licensed contractors who are familiar with our homes and installation process to help ensure a seamless experience.
Yes. Our homes are built with customization in mind. You can choose from a wide variety of interior and exterior options, allowing you to personalize your home to match your style, needs, and lifestyle. Explore our custom home options to see what’s possible.
Manufactured homes range in size from 300 square feet to 3,500 square feet. Browse our floor plans to find the size and layout that fits your needs.
Manufactured homes are built to HUD code (National certified code) and installed in compliance with County and State building codes. Learn more about the buying and building process.
Modular homes are built to IRC (International Residential Code) and installed in compliance with County and State building codes.
A manufactured home is a high quality, factory built home constructed in a controlled environment and then transported to its final location in which the home will be installed and inspected by county and state hired inspectors. These homes are built to meet the federal HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) building standards, ensuring safety, durability, and energy efficiency.
Manufactured homes offer modern designs, customizable features, and excellent value making homeownership more accessible without sacrificing comfort or style. Once installed, they can be placed on either private land or in a community setting. These homes range from 300 square feet to over 3,000 square feet.
In short: Manufactured homes provide an affordable, efficient way to enjoy the benefits of homeownership with quality construction and modern living features.
Browse our available manufactured homes to get started.
A modular home is built in a manufacturing facility in a controlled environment. These homes are built to IRC code and then transported to the site in which the home will be installed and inspected by county and state hired inspectors.
