Style Crest

Style Crest distributes products built for manufactured housing. Its site is organised as three businesses — a corporate home, a manufactured housing catalogue and a vinyl siding line — and every visit starts by setting a branch: the store asks for a ZIP code, or the shopper's current location, to attach the account to the nearest Style Crest supplier.

The manufactured housing catalogue is deep rather than broad-brush. It covers appliances (water heaters, ranges, refrigerators, washers and dryers, dishwashers and range hoods), plumbing fixtures (bathtubs and surrounds, garden tubs, shower bases and doors, sinks, faucets, toilets and bath ventilation), doors and windows including screen, storm, utility and security products, electrical boxes, breakers, conduit and lighting, fiberglass step and entrance systems, hardware including jacks and repair parts, and building envelope materials with caulks, adhesives and sealants.

Heating and cooling is the largest section, with furnaces by fuel type, split systems, packaged air conditioners and heat pumps, thermostats and controls, registers, line sets and equipment pads. It is matched by a repair-parts catalogue — burners, capacitors, compressors and filter driers, control boards and sequencers, drain pans, coils, igniters, motors and blowers, relays, sensors, switches and transformers — so a community can order a replacement part as readily as a whole unit.

The about, history and contact pages returned no body text when crawled, only the product navigation, so the company's founding, ownership, branch count and terms of trade are not supported by this evidence. Account setup, branch coverage and pricing all have to be confirmed with the nearest supplier.