What about safety and value in Clayton homes?

The truth is finally revealed – Let’s get into some common misconceptions and questions about Clayton homes.

You hear one thing about manufactured housing, and then another thing, and before you know it, you’re lost in a sea of confusion about different terms and building standards. Well, I’m here to set some old stereotypes straight! Let’s iron out misunderstandings that may cause confusion about an amazing and affordable housing option.

At Clayton, everything we do is with our goals in mind. One of our main goals is to build you a home that will not only set the bar for the newest and trendiest styles but will also show you our high standards for safety and durability.

Let’s be honest, buying a home is a huge and exciting process and that’s why we know you want to be cautious about the safety and durability of your home. So, let’s get into all the facts ensuring our homes exceed your expectations on every level.

The truth about safety inspections

With your traditional site-built construction process, building codes are determined by state and local governments, which means home builders must have their homes inspected by municipal inspectors. This also means they are not required to have a third-party inspector.

Hold up: Does this mean the pressure is on the home buyer to hire their own third-party inspector to evaluate the true safety of their site-built home? The answer is yes, and we do not think that’s right.

When you choose a Clayton home, our home builders are required to have a third-party inspector evaluate each home during the construction process. This, along with numerous internal inspections, ensures your home is built to the highest standards before it ever leaves the home building facility. That’s right, your home buying check list just became a little easier.