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Although every effort was made to ensure that the information in this issue was correct at the time of publication, Florida Manufactured Housing Association (FMHA), its members, agencies, and affiliates do not assume and hereby disclaim any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause. Opinions expressed are those of the author or persons quoted and not necessarily those of FMHA or its members.
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A LETTER FROM FMHA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JIM AYOTTE
Welcome to the fourth edition of PorchViews, Florida’s leading magazine for the manufactured home lifestyle, brought to you by the Florida Manufactured Housing Association.
This magazine is for anyone interested in becoming a manufactured homeowner, whether it’s your very first home or you currently live in a site-built dwelling. FMHA’s mission since its inception has been to promote the benefits of modern manufactured home living, and it is our hope through PorchViews that we’ll introduce you, and others, to everything that factory-built homes have to offer in 2025.
In this issue, you’ll find deep dives on what makes manufactured homes so great for Floridians everywhere, as well as how to start the process of finding a manufactured home of your own. We’ll even talk about the benefits
of the manufactured home lifestyle—from waterfront living and vibrant communities to today’s top interior design trends.
We hope that our fourth edition of PorchViews is the ultimate guide for anyone considering a manufactured home in the state of Florida. From my desk to yours, please enjoy!
All the best, Jim
Ayotte Executive Director,
FMHA
Manufactured Home Sizes
COZY, SPACIOUS, AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN
When you’re shopping for a manufactured home, you may see them referred to as a single-wide, double-wide, or by some other terms. But what do these names mean, exactly? Well, they refer to a manufactured home’s size, which has to do with the nature of the home’s construction. Here’s what you need to know about the different types of manufactured home sizes:
Single-Wide
A single-wide is the smallest type of manufactured home. They are almost always a rectangular shape and are usually two or three-bedroom homes with one or two bathrooms. Homeowners often add a porch to create more living space, square footage, and curb appeal. You may also see them referred to as "single-section" homes since they’re built as one singular, complete unit.
• Width: 12 to 18 feet
• Length: 40 to 80 feet
• Square Footage: 480 to 1,440 square feet
Double-Wide
Double-wides are one of the most popular types of manufactured home. They provide substantially more space than single-wides while remaining affordable. Double-wides are usually moved in sections and attached together at the homesite. They offer many floor plan options that single-wides can’t, including the open manufactured home floor plans popular with many of today’s buyers.
• Width: 20 to 36 feet
• Length: 32 to 80 feet
• Square Footage: 640 to 2,560 square feet
Triple-Wide
Triple-wide manufactured homes come in three sections and have the greatest variety of options for home configurations. These include many that give the appearance of a site-built home. Triple-wides offer the greatest amount of space among common manufactured home sizes. And, they're great for large families, folks with lots of pets, or anyone who simply needs more space.
• Width: 30 to 54 feet
• Length: 32 to 80 feet
• Square Footage: 960 to 3,600+ square feet
And for EVEN LARGER homes, quadruple-wide manufactured homes offer many similar benefits of triple-wides on a greater scale. While these are more rare than the other sizes of manufactured homes that we’ve mentioned, they’re a great option for those looking for a large home.
Many manufactured home builders also offer additions such as garages or carports that can be attached to home exteriors. These can add considerable square footage, as well as potentially increasing the value of your manufactured home. No matter what size of manufactured home you’re looking for, though, FMHA will have you covered. Simply go to MyFloridaManufacturedHome.com and begin searching for your factory-built home of any size!
Waterfront WITHOUT THE
It’s every homeowners’ dream to live in a waterfront home, but the one thing that keeps most people from making this dream a reality is the thought of that high price tag. But what if we told you that it’s possible to live on the water without being a multi-millionaire? Thanks to MyFloridaManufacturedHome.com, waterfront manufactured home living in Florida is both easy to find and affordable!
What Makes Waterfront Manufactured Homes So Affordable?
Waterfront homes can be more expensive than those that are more inland. This is because homes on the water are highly desirable for their
picturesque views and their access to plenty of aquatic activities, like swimming or boating.
While the same is true for manufactured homes on the water, you’ll find that a high-quality, spacious manufactured home on a lake or near an ocean may be much more affordable than a comparable site-built home. But why?
The answer lies in the affordability of manufactured homes as a whole. The factorybuilt nature of a manufactured home means a more cost-efficient construction and delivery. Because a manufacturer can buy materials in bulk, for example, those savings are passed onto the consumer. These cost savings extend to manufactured homes in all types of locations,
Living PRICE TAG
including those near the water.
Take a look at the numbers: in 2024, the average pre-owned Florida manufactured home sold for around $71,449, according to sales data from MHVillage. When you compare that to the site-built average of $385,541 (according to the Zillow Home Values Index), it becomes immediately clear why a waterfront home is better when it’s manufactured.
Waterfront Community Living
There are many manufactured home communities in the Sunshine State that offer waterfront or near-coast living at an affordable price. Some offer a lake in the heart of the
community, while others may have an ocean nearby—perfect for a day at the beach. Either way, it’s not hard to find a community with a waterfront experience.
When you search for manufactured home communities on MyFloridaManufacturedHome.com, you can view which communities offer waterfront living as a benefit. From the community search tool, simply click on a community’s page for more information. A community that has waterfront homes will say so in either its description or its list of amenities.
HOW TO PURCHASE A FLORIDA MANUFACTURED HOME
Buying any kind of home, especially one that’s manufactured, is one of the most exciting things you can do. But, there’s plenty of work and preparation involved, particularly when it comes to the financial side. How can you best prepare financially to become a homeowner? We’ve compiled some great tips to ensure your buying process in Florida is a breeze!
Research Market Prices
Both your budget and your search will need a baseline—a set of prices that will give you a good idea what manufactured homes are currently selling for. A great way to do this is to research market prices in your local ZIP codes (if you want to stay in your area) or the ZIP codes of cities across the state.
You’ll quickly discover that market prices vary greatly across the Sunshine State. This is why the phrase “location, location, location” is so important when it comes to buying a manufactured home; the more desirable the area is, the more of a premium you’ll pay to live there. Finding current home prices is a great way to set a realistic budget right off the bat!
Single-Wide Homes Are a Good Place to Start
You may find during your research that manufactured homes are described as being a “single-wide,” “doublewide,” or as larger multisections. In fact, we have an article in this edition of PorchViews about the different
sizes of manufactured homes on the market today! These terms refer to how many sections the home has. The more sections to a home, the larger and more expansive the home will be.
Single-wide homes, which are made up of just one section, are by far the most affordable type of manufactured home. Manufactured homes in this size meet the needs of the vast majority of people, making them a great option even if you’re bringing your family with you.
Consider Renting
In addition to being able to search for manufactured homes for sale, you can look for homes for rent near you. This can be a great option if you’re looking to move into a manufactured home without paying a down payment.
It’s easy to rent a manufactured home in communities, too. Many communities offer manufactured homes for rent where you can access all of the amenities that they have to offer.
These are just a few ways that you can find budget-friendly manufactured homes for sale. The reality is that everyone’s financial situation is different, but there are great manufactured homes in Florida for anyone with any budget.
A QUICK GUIDE TO COMMON MANUFACTURED HOUSING TERMS
When exploring the world of manufactured housing for the very first time, you may come across many new terms that seem confusing. Manufactured homes aren’t mobile homes, but they’re sometimes used interchangeably. To top it off, modular
homes are NEITHER manufactured nor mobile. Fortunately, PorchViews is here to help set the record straight! We’ve put together this quick guide to common terms in manufactured housing, so that you can be extra confident when searching for your new home.
MODULAR HOME
MANUFACTURED HOME
PARK MODEL
RV TINY HOME
Manufactured Home
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ManufacturedHousing Terms You Need to Know
This term refers to any factory-built house made after 1976 that is constructed entirely in a factory, and then moved to the homesite. Why 1976? Well, that’s the year when the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development enacted the “HUD Code” that defines strict safety and quality standards for manufactured homes.
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Mobile Home
This term refers to any manufactured home built prior to the HUD Code being enacted in 1976. Many use “mobile home” as a catch-all term for all factory-built homes, but that’s not an accurate definition.
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Modular Home
Similar to manufactured homes, these types of homes are also built in a factory. However, they are brought to the homesite in sections and then assembled there. Additionally, modular homes do not follow the federal HUD Code, but instead are built to state and local guidelines.
4 RV
An RV is a trailer or motorhome with basic amenities meant for leisurely travel. These are not in the same family as manufactured homes. Many tiny homes are considered to be RVs because they sit on permanent wheels and are often built to the RV building codes.
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Tiny Home
A tiny home is a manufactured home that is generally less than 400 square feet. These are rarely used as permanent residences, unlike manufactured or modular homes.
6 Park Model
This is a type of tiny home that’s no more than 400 square feet, and is meant for long-term or permanent placement in RV parks.
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Accessory Dwelling Unit
A secondary home added to a residential lot to expand living space or generate rental income. Like park models, these are almost always 400 square feet or less.
If you’re ready to learn more about the different types of manufactured and modular homes out there, head to MyFloridaManufacturedHome.com/Buyers-Guide to make your first manufactured home purchase that much easier!
2025 MANUFACTURED HOUSING
D esign T rends
GAINING POPULARITY IN FLORIDA
Interior design trends for manufactured homes, just like all trends, come and go. The important thing is being on the cutting edge today to have your home turn heads! Here are some design trends to use that should keep your home fun, fashionable, and "oh so Florida" in 2025!
Bold, Eclectic Flair
The era of subtle, understated colors when it comes to paint and furniture is on its way out. Today, homeowners are finding increasing freedom selecting loud, bold colors that not only make a statement, but reflect their personality. Beige, sage, and taupe are making way for orange, green, and purple as homeowners embrace eclectic, often unconventional color pairings.
The trend towards bold and loud design choices doesn’t just cover color choices, though. Homeowners today want spaces in their home to make their own, whether it be for their hobbies or just another way to express who they are. For example, maybe you want to turn a back deck into your personal greenhouse, or turn a spare bedroom into your art studio. There’s no need to think inside the box when it comes to your new manufactured home!
Eco-friendly Trends
We’ll keep this one brief, since we have an entire article in this magazine dedicated to the eco-friendly benefits of manufactured homes. But, it’s worth underscoring that eco-friendly everything, from appliances to home models, are still on the rise years after they first became prominent. Is living in an energy-efficient manufactured home a priority for you? If so, keep an eye out for models that offer modern insulation, low-energy mode appliances, and other innovations. These will help save money on your electric bill. A home for sale that mentions a high “Energy Star” rating is another good thing to look out for.
Functional Tiny Spaces
This trend has been going strong for a few years without signs of slowing down! Manufactured homebuyers are looking for functional tiny spaces in their homes that they can turn into home offices, mudrooms, easy-access storage, and more. These spaces can be as simple as a nook inside a wall or as large as an exit hallway leading to your back door. They can even be used for things like laundry appliances or pet supply storage/ dog washing stations, too! The possibilities with a functional tiny space are limitless, and really comes down to a homebuyer’s imagination.
Nature’s Beauty
Homebuyers are bringing the outdoors indoors to spruce up their home with some of their favorite greenery. Whether it’s a hanging plant, floor plant, or even some veggies that you grow on your windowsill, there are loads of benefits to bringing nature into your home in 2025. Lots of studies have shown that plants inside the home may improve the quality of your indoor air. They’re also reported to have benefits relating to stress relief and productivity.
These are just a few of the design trends influencing manufactured homes in 2025. It’s never been easier to find the perfect home for you that’s as modern as it is affordable!
A Guide to FMHA’S MANUFACTURERS
Manufactured homes don’t just appear out of thin air—they’re built by manufacturers that not only supply Floridians with their homes, but they can also work with you directly for your next (or your first!) custom manufactured home purchase. We've put together a list below of member companies that build homes
Live Oak Homes is located in Waycross, Georgia. They pride themselves on building homes for Florida with more features, higher quality, and at a cost that gives their customers more for their money. Live Oak homes are built with top-notch materials by qualityminded craftsmen. Their commitment to excellence has propelled them to being a leader in the industry and one of the most innovative manufactured home
Jacobsen Homes
Jacobsen Homes is located in Safety Harbor, Florida. They are Florida’s trusted source for manufactured homes, modular homes, and park model homes. Family owned and operated since 1959, they have a reputation in Florida as a solid manufacturer of affordable homes. Their process is focused on providing the finest craftsmanship and design at the best price to you and your family.
(800) 843-1559 | JacHomes.com
Skyline Homes
Skyline Homes of Ocala is located in Ocala, Florida. Known for their fine craftsmanship and personal service, Skyline serves consumers seeking manufactured and modular homes throughout the Sunshine State. They are committed to building quality manufactured and modular homes at the very best prices—providing home buyers the ability to live out the American dream of homeownership.
(352) 629-7571 | SkylineHomes.com
Clayton Maynardville
Clayton Homes of Maynardville is located in Maynardville, Tennessee. Their floor plans offer customizations that fit your needs—including name-brand appliances, custom cabinets, or even a spa inspired bathroom for your Florida manufactured home.
(800) 849-6603 | ClaytonHomes.com
Clayton Waycross
Clayton Waycross builds manufactured homes in Waycross, Georgia. Retailers of Clayton Homes offer their floor plans to consumers at affordable pricing. Plus, they offer the outstanding service and reliability of a well known builder who backs their products with great quality and excellent warranties of Floridians.
(912) 284-1728 | ClaytonHomesofWaycross.com
Nobility Homes
Nobility Homes is located in Ocala, Florida. Their manufacturing facilities are staffed with highly qualified personnel, working with the finest materials and supported by an excellent corporate staff. Over the past forty-six years, Nobility Homes has constantly prided itself on providing a well-designed and affordably-built homes. Their products are comfortable, pleasantly decorated, energy-efficient, and engineered for years of carefree living.
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Palm Harbor Homes
built in Florida and sold through a very select group of manufactured and modular home retailers throughout the state. They’re well known for their innovative design, energy efficiency, and superior durability.
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Homes of Merit
Homes of Merit is a regional builder of manufactured and modular homes built to to be placed on private land or in a community. They offer a well-designed home that will last a lifetime with many options similar or equal to a site built home. Homes of Merit sells homes in Florida through a trusted network of retailers and not directly to the public. (877) 201-3870 | Homes-of-Merit.com
Cavco Moultrie
Built on a rock solid foundation, Cavco Moultrie has been building high quality, affordable manufactured and modular homes since 1978. Their true strength is the shared beliefs and values of their people. With over sixty approved retailers in the Southeast, they are uniquely positioned to serve customers in a way that’s invigorating and fresh, expanding the appeal of affordable housing to a wide cross-section of consumers. (866) 782-6600 | Cavco.com/destiny
Cavco Douglas
Since 1950, Cavco Douglas has been surprising families with how much home they can afford. They have satisfied nearly 1.5 million customers by offering quality floor plans and design options that home buyers expect to find in a custom home. (800) 997-0007 FleetwoodHomes.com/douglas
Southern Energy Homes
Built into every Southern Energy home are standards and features that set them apart from the competition. From the superior construction of their homes’ exteriors to the modern kitchens and spacious living areas, a Southern Energy home provides Florida-based homeowners with a wealth of choices at an affordable price.
Legacy Housing
Legacy Housing is one of America’s best values in manufactured homes and tiny houses. With over 130+ dealer locations nationwide, they are the top choice for an affordable, quality-built home at prices tens of thousands less than a site-built home. (770) 502-6228 | LegacyHousingUSA.com
Chariot Eagle is an independent and privately owned builder of the very finest and most luxurious park models available in the industry. They have enjoyed a top 3 position in private company park model sales in the USA for over 20 consecutive years.
| ChariotEagle.com
Deer Valley Homebuilders
Deer Valley Homebuilders Inc. was founded in January 2004 by eight gentlemen with over 125 years of industry experience. Their focus remains on their valued employees and supporting all efforts in being the best home builders in the industry. Deer Valley Homebuilders’ reciprocal commitment translates into the highest quality for both their business associates—and most importantly—their homeowners.
| DeerValleyHB.com
Champion Home Builders
Champion Home Builders in Athens, Texas builds manufactured homes, modular homes, and park models to be sold through a network of retailers, including in Florida. The quality of their homes can be instantly recognized by the style, the options, and the feel when you first step into one of their models.
(817) 402-0215 | ChampionHomes.com
Tru
Finely crafted near the William H. Bankhead National Forest in Alabama, TruMH is simply about getting back to the basics and offering affordable housing solutions. All of their Florida homes meet federal codes, which assures durability, fire resistance, energy efficiency, and quality. (205) 893-2424 | OwnTru.com
Franklin Homes
Franklin Homes was founded in 1969 in Russellville, Alabama, on the principle of unsurpassed quality in materials and craftsmanship. Over the past 47 years they have designed, built, and installed thousands of homes based on an unwavering commitment to quality. That commitment has earned them a widespread reputation for producing the highest-caliber modular and HUD homes on the Florida market today. (256) 332-4510 | FranklinHomesUSA.com
Sunshine Homes
Constructing quality built manufactured homes since 1971, Sunshine Homes is a fiscally sound and family-owned Alabamabased company. Offering a comprehensive inventory of single-wide, double-wide, and triple-wide manufactured homes, their models are designed and built to satisfy anyone’s taste and budget in the Sunshine State. With over 51 years of experience in the manufactured home business—Sunshine has the home for you. (256) 356-4427 | SunshineHomes-Inc.com
If you’re ready to shop for a Florida manufactured home from these or any fine Florida companies, then head to
IN FLORIDA Luxury AFFORDABILITY MEETS
Why Florida Manufactured Homes Are So Affordable
Manufactured homes are more affordable than site-built homes, and offer a comparable quality of life. But the question is—why? What makes manufactured homes so high-quality, yet more affordable?
What Makes Manufactured Homes So Affordable?
There are a few factors that make manufactured homes in Florida an affordable and attractive option. The biggest one is their factory-built nature. Unlike site-built homes, which are built on their permanent homesite, manufactured homes are assembled in a factory and then shipped to the land the home will sit on. While this might not seem like a major difference, the reality is that this has a MASSIVE impact on cost. Because they’re built in a factory, they are much more efficient than site-built homes when it comes to sourcing building materials, labor, and the lack of weather delays. Factory-homes also go up fast! Builders work in a smooth assembly line process, often finishing several homes a day. That's much quicker than building on-site! With so many advantages and lifestyle options, manufactured homes provide some of the greatest value in today’s housing market. Why settle for an apartment, or deal with the complexity of building a site-built home—when Florida manufactured homes are more efficient, stylish, and affordable?
What Makes Affordable Manufactured Homes So Luxurious?
Just because manufactured homes are more affordable than site-built homes doesn’t mean that they make any compromises in luxury. On the contrary, modern manufactured homes are known for being extremely high-end, with modern fixtures and furnishings that can rival any other home.
Some luxury features found in today’s manufactured homes include:
• Open floor plans
• Higher ceilings
• Spacious closets
• Extra kitchen storage, including a kitchen island
• Marble or quartz countertops
• Stainless steel, internet-enabled appliances
• Lush, high-quality flooring
• High-end bathroom materials, including large spa-style tubs
Keep in mind that what might be a luxury feature to you, might not be one to someone else. So, think about what upgrades are most important to you when considering which option to choose with your manufactured home purchase.
If you’re looking for a manufactured home with luxury features at an affordable price, then FMHA can help you out! Head to MyFloridaManufacturedHome.com and take a look at all of the communities and homes for sale from FMHA members. You can search through each listing and see which communities offer homes with your favorite luxury features, or which homes are for sale near you.
Buying a Florida Manufactured Home Community vs. Private Land
In Florida, just like any other state, you’ll find that manufactured homes are sold in either a community, or on private land. But what are the pros and cons of each? Which option should you, as a prospective manufactured home buyer, consider? Let’s take a look at manufactured home living in both a community setting and on private land!
Community Living
Amenities and Utilities Included
Two of the biggest perks of living in a manufactured home community are on-site amenities and the possibility of utility costs included in your lot rent. In a majority of cases, community amenities will be included at no extra charge, and utility coverage in your lot rent will make monthly bill management easier!
While amenities will vary from park to park, some of the most popular amenities found in modern communities include:
• Golf courses and putting greens
• Pools and spas
• Clubhouses
• Athletic facilities, such as pickleball courts
• Boat and RV Storage
• Walking trails
• Dog parks
• Libraries
• Fitness centers
• BBQ areas
You may also find that some communities cover certain utilities in your lot rent. These can include trash pickup, water/sewer, and more recently high-speed internet. Check with a community you’re interested in to see which amenities, if any, they cover.
On-Site Management Team
Many manufactured home communities are staffed by an on-site management team. These staffers make sure the park is clean, secure, and ensure smooth day-to-day operations. Your park management team is available to you should you have any questions regarding your rent, amenities, or community guidelines.
Easy MoveIn Process
Nine times out of ten, if you’re moving into a manufactured home community, you’re moving into a manufactured home that’s already been sited there. If so, then the normal preparations needed for move-in (water hook-up, electrical access, land-leveling) have already been taken care of, making your movein process a smooth one.
Living on Private Land
This Land is YOUR Land
The most obvious benefit of owning a manufactured home with the acreage included is the freedom that comes with owning the property outright. By owning a manufactured home on private land, you have nearly limitless possibilities when it comes to landscaping your home. Whether you decide to build a fence, plant some bushes, or do something else with your land entirely, you can take advantage of having your own land with more flexibility to do what you want with it.
More Financing Options
When you reach the financing part of the process, there are different loan types that allow buyers to finance a manufactured home with land at the same time. The most common type of loan for something like this is called a “land-home loan.” These are loans that, true to their namesake, bundle the land and home together in one easy package.
There are also “construction to permanent” loans, too. The constructionto-permanent loan, also known as a “C to P mortgage,” includes the ability to purchase land with a manufactured home. From there, “draws” or payments are available for site improvements. While these types of loans aren’t as common as land-home loans for private land, it’s another way to finance your home that wouldn’t be at your disposal if you bought a home in a community. At the end of the day, we’re not here to tell you whether buying a manufactured home in a park or on private land is better.
Both options are incredibly popular among manufactured homeowners and have incredible benefits that stand on their own. The decision to either live in a community or buy a home on private land is dependent on one’s personal preferences. If you prefer owning your
own plot of land, private land is the way to go. For those that enjoy the amenities of a manufactured home community as well as the extra security, the lifestyle of a manufactured home community, staff management, and peace of mind, that may be the preferable option.
SUSTAINABLE IN the Sunshine State
Manufactured homes are some of the most eco-friendly homes on the market in Florida today. From ecofriendly features, to energy efficiency, to green communities, there are ways to live a more energy-conscious lifestyle in Florida while living in a manufactured home.
Eco-friendly Construction
From eco-friendly features, to energy efficiency, to green communities, there are ways to live a more energy-conscious lifestyle in Florida while living in a manufactured home.
Manufactured homes are more energy efficient than site-built homes because they are factory-built. Since they're built inside of a factory and then shipped to the home site, the building process is streamlined for quality. Factory-built homes are built to a specific, usually pre-set floor plan and often produced in multiples. So, there’s less leeway needed during the building process for unforeseen issues, delays (weather or otherwise), and
errors. Such an efficient building process in a factory also means less waste and less pollution overall—truly giving you a home that is constructed in a more environmentally-friendly fashion.
Low-Energy Appliances
Energy-efficient appliances are becoming the norm in both new and pre-owned manufactured homes. They not only work faster and quieter than ever, but promote even more energy savings than in years past. For instance, washers and dryers now offer “low energy mode” that wash and dry your clothes using far less energy than normal. Dishwashers can now work similarly, too. Modern manufactured homes may include these appliances as standard.
Green Communities
Florida manufactured home communities offer amenities and perks for their residents. But, did you know that some communities have offerings that appeal to those with a green thumb? From walking and nature trails to onsite gardens and green spaces, many communities offer a variety of ways to live an energy-conscious lifestyle.
Energy-Conscious Home Features
Today, many manufactured homes have a variety of energy-efficient features built in. Here are just a few examples:
• Modern insulation: insulation techniques have evolved greatly in the 21st century. And, insulation in factory-built homes is no exception. Now, your insulation will likely boast even more energy savings than ever before.
• Energy-friendly ductwork: the ability of your home’s ducts to properly heat or cool your home is important. Ductwork has become more efficient so that it costs you less each month on your energy bill.
• Window innovation: this applies to all types of homes, but is especially true for manufactured housing. Windows have become better than ever at keeping the warm air out and the cool air in. So, your air conditioning unit doesn’t have to work as much overtime.
