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Home Nation
Home Nation is a factory-direct dealer of new and used manufactured, modular, and prefab homes, founded in 2008. It sells single-wides, double-wides, modular homes, tiny homes and park models, accessory dwelling units, and homes built on site, and delivers to the lower 48 states.
Pricing is quoted by ZIP code with delivery included, and buyers can choose anything from a DIY home package to full installation. The company coordinates delivery and setting and can refer contractors for each phase, which the buyer pays directly. Homes carry a 12-month warranty with a 7-year upgrade available, and the site discusses financing options including a named construction lending partner.
The about page places the corporate offices in downtown Cocoa Village, Florida, with branch offices and display locations in other states. The locations page lists display and builder partner sites including Cocoa, Florida; Brazil, Nappanee and Topeka, Indiana; Bryan and Sugarcreek, Ohio; York, Nebraska; several towns in Georgia, Florida, and Alabama; Belton and Burleson, Texas; Phoenix, Arizona; and Arkansas City, Kansas. The company lists over 170 factory-built floorplans with custom options and is BBB accredited with an A+ rating.
Installation figures on the site are described as a price guide only, and vary with site conditions and region. Foundations, skirting, air conditioning, utility connections, site work, and permits are quoted separately.
Best for
Buyers with their own land who want factory-direct pricing on a manufactured or modular home and are prepared to arrange foundation, utilities, and site work separately.
What they do
- Single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes
- Modular homes
- Park model and tiny homes
- Accessory dwelling units (ADUs)
- Homes built on site
- Used manufactured homes
- Delivery and installation coordination
- Financing referrals
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2008 |
| Other offices | Cocoa, FL, Bryan, OH |
| How they charge | Homes are quoted delivered by ZIP code; site-built homes are advertised starting at $99,000, and installation is guided at about $1500 per section. |
| Dealer type | Retail dealer |
| Home types | Single-wide, Double-wide, Park model |
What stands out
- Founded in 2008 and delivers to the lower 48 states.
- Lists over 170 factory-built floorplans with custom options.
- All homes include delivery, with prices quoted by ZIP code.
- Homes carry a 12-month warranty, with a 7-year upgrade available.
- BBB accredited with an A+ rating.
Common questions
- What does it cost to install a manufactured home?
- Home Nation puts installation at about $1500 per section as a price guide. That covers setting the home on the foundation, blocking, leveling and anchoring, bolting the sections together and insulating the marriage line, roof venting and ridge cap shingles, and siding, soffit and fascia on the ends. Concrete foundations, skirting, air conditioning, utility hookups, and permits are extra, and actual costs vary by site and region.
- What does it cost to move a home to my lot?
- Haulers generally charge between $5.00 and $7.00 per mile per home section to move a new home, and roughly $7 to $9 per mile per section for a used one, because used homes carry more liability and fewer movers will take them. The hauler can only place the home where the truck has access; getting it closer to the foundation with a dozer or similar equipment is an added cost.
- What is the difference between a modular and a manufactured home?
- A manufactured home is certified under the national Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards, and that federal certification supersedes state and local construction codes, so it can be shipped to any state. A modular home is built to the state or local building code, can be moved, appraises like a site-built home, and can only be sited within the jurisdiction that approved it.
- What should I budget beyond the price of the home?
- Home Nation lists clearing the lot and removing any existing home, the factory home cost including upgrades, the foundation, electric service installation, a well or city water connection, a septic system or sewer hookup, transport to the lot, installation, plumbing and electric hookup, additional site work such as driveway, grading, steps and landscaping, permit and inspection fees, and interior trim and end siding.