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Manufactured Homes - Quality Homes at an Affordable Price!
Ideal carries a large
variety of models – in a wide price range – from
trusted manufacturers.
Highland
Homes, part of the Champion Homes family,
is a Minnesota based company headquartered in
Worthington. Just like a site built home,
Highland's manufactured homes offer a variety of
amenities, including vaulted ceilings, modern
kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and
spacious bedrooms with walk-in closets.
Stylish features such as tray ceilings and
recessed lights are also available. One of
the great benefits of building a Highland
manufactured home is that they have the ability
to custom design your floor plan, which is
unheard of in the manufactured housing industry. Highland's vast selection
of floor plans, custom design capabilities,
color choices, and options give you the design
choices you want to create a home you'll truly
enjoy for many years to come.
To build the best, Highland uses the best.
They use high quality building materials and
trusted national name brands to ensure every
home they build is of the highest quality.
"We focus on
the things you see - and those you don't."
SKYLINE HOMES Skyline
homes are a Lancaster, WI based company.
Skyline's design team has created a portfolio of
floor plans, decors, and optional amenities to
ensure the flexibility needed to satisfy your
housing needs. All Skyline homes are built
in an environmentally controlled manufacturing
facility with no exposure to the outside
elements. They also store all of their
building materials in an environmentally
controlled warehouse, which is periodically
inspected to ensure quality, ready-to-use
materials are the only materials used to
construct your new home. Skyline supports
the Systems Building Research Alliance, The
Manufactured Housing Institute, and The HUD Code
Consensus Committee who all continually work
towards improving and updating the building
codes for manufactured homes. Skyline understands the
importance of using quality name-brand materials
and appliances. Skyline's skilled builders
take every detail in account during the
construction process...quality is what makes a
Skyline home stand apart from the others.
"After all,
this isn't just another house, this is your
home."
REDMAN HOMES Redman
Homes is part of the Champion Homes
family. They are based out of Topeka
Indiana and have been building quality homes for
over 40 years. Redman is one of the oldest
and most respected home builders in the
country. All homes are built in a
controlled, precise factory environment,
protecting them from potentially damaging
outdoor elements. Redman prides themselves
in their ability to work with a prospective
homeowner and meet their needs and
desires....and then some. Their floor plan
selection includes many options and custom
design series that include their Ultimate
Kitchen and Suite Retreat. Through
experience and innovation, Redman has harnessed
the efficiency of the production line, paired
with the effectiveness of skilled craftsman, and
created a process that delivers homes meeting
their own high-quality standards. Each manufactured home is
engineered to meet specific climate zone
requirements. Redman is committed to
building you a new home that meets your
needs....not just a house, but a home that will
reflect your personal taste and meet your and
your families needs.
Ideal Homes has the highest
standards for customer service and construction
in the industry. Visit, browse through the
on-site model homes at our sales center in
Barnum and see for yourself. We think you’ll
notice the differences.
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Manufactured homes are factory built homes
engineered and constructed in accordance with
the federal building code administered by the
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD code). HUD Code homes conform to all
national codes and are lower cost per square
foot than the modular IRC code homes. A
manufactured home may be single or
mulit-sectional and are available in various
sizes and floor plan configurations.
Manufactured homes are constructed on a
non-removable steel chassis with attached axles
and wheels which are removed prior to set on
your permanent foundation at your job
site. For this reason, manufactured homes
were once referred to as "mobile homes".
However, manufactured homes today are not the
same as decades past. Many of the standard
features offered with our homes were not even
optional upgrades in the past. For
example, 8' sidewalls, 2x6 exterior walls, and
steeper roof pitches, just to name a few.
We invite you to visit our manufacturers'
webpages for more detailed information and we
are sure you'll find that a "manufactured home"
is just what you are looking for...a home, a
home that you and your family will be happy in
for many years to come.
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