In honor of St. Patrick's day this weekend, we're celebrating ways you can go green! (Ways that don't involve painting your face or wearing green, but you should probably do that, too.) One of the ways you can make every part of your life green is by "going green" at home. You can choose natural cleaning products to make your home sparkle or choose energy efficient options for your home.

A walkway is not only important for providing you with a safe, dry path to your home – it also serves as a unique invitation to your guests.

Whether you’re a first-time home buyer or have owned a home before, when you choose to buy a Clayton Built® manufactured or modular home, you often get to make customization decisions about what you want the inside of your home to look like, including what type of flooring you want.

The word “trailer” still gets connected to manufactured and modular homes, and it can cause some confusion among home buyers who wonder “is a modular home a trailer?” The simple answer to this is a modular home may look like a manufactured home, but neither a modular home or a manufactured home is a trailer.  

If you are anything like me, a millennial, home repairs have always been “what adults do,” chores to complete or a reason to call the local repair man. However, things have changed, and now it’s our time to do these home repairs ourselves.

People often wonder if prefab homes are safe because of stereotypes and the other common myths that go around about manufactured and modular homes. Although our Clayton Built® manufactured homes and modular homes are constructed in the same home building facilities, they are built to different building code requirements.

Everyone wants a quality, affordable home, but in some cases, something as little as curb appeal or a stereotype can keep a family from buying a home, especially when that home is a manufactured home.

Each Clayton Built® home is constructed inside one of our climate controlled home building facilities with quality, brand name materials. Our homes are built with strength and durability for your family to enjoy for a lifetime and to ensure each one meets national building standards.

For this week’s edition of Friday Favorite, we’re featuring a couple unique, customizable homes. One of the ways you can personalize a new manufactured or modular home is by changing the floor plan layout when different floor plan options are available and the homes we're featuring today offer just that with double master suite options. 

In the past, manufactured homes have been known to have metal roofing. However, metal roofing takes specialized training to install and maintain, and it can be more expensive than other roofing systems.