Modular homes come in a variety of sizes and floor plans that include spacious living rooms, dining rooms, fully-equipped kitchens, bedrooms, family rooms, and utility areas.  Homes range in size from 900 to 4,000 square feet and can be customized to meet your needs and preferences.  See our Model Village or Floor Plans Page for more information.

What features are available?

The interior design of your home can include: custom cabinets, walk-in closets, bathrooms with recessed tubs and whirlpools, and wood-burning fireplaces.  Because our manufacturer uses computer-assisted design, you'll have flexibility in choosing variations to floor plans and decor.  You can choose from a variety of exterior designs, depending on your taste and budget.  Exterior siding comes in an array of colors and materials including vinyl and wood.  Brick perimeter walls with crawl space, patio covers, decks and steps are also available.

Do you offer residential options?

Just as in a conventional site built home, the options that are available in our homes are endless.  Cathedral ceilings, fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, decks, porches, atrium windows along with tile and hardwood flooring are just a few of the options available.

What services do you provide?

From design concept to the completion of your new home, we handle the entire job for you.  We work with you to design the home you want.  Once the design and engineering is completed, we take care of getting all the permits, clearing the land, excavation, and installing the foundation, utilities, water and sewer services, in order to provide you with a new custom built home ready to move in - turnkey.

What cost saving features can I look for?

While your mortgage payment may be your biggest expense, you'll have other regular and periodic payments.  They may include utilities, property taxes, insurance, routine maintenance, and other service fees such as water and sewer.  R-Anell homes are built to meet new national energy standards set by the EPA - Energy Star Program.  Modular homes are built by the same state and local codes as stick built homes.  The energy conserving features found in modular homes help reduce your monthly energy costs.

How much maintenance will my home need?

Your homeowner's manual outlines maintenance requirements.  It's important that they're followed.  Failure to do so could void the warranty, as well as lessen the value and life of your home.

What warranty coverage is offered on the home?

R-Anell offers a written warranty that covers factory-installed plumbing, heating and electrical systems, factory installed appliances, and structural workmanship.  R-Anell's warranties and customer service help set us apart from other builders and provide you the peace of mind you deserve.  Once our trained professionals make sure your home is set up properly, we will schedule a detailed walk-through inspection with you.  If a service issue does arise, because Layton is the builder, there is no "middle man" to deal with and no additional phone calls or authorizations from another department.  And with our 2-10 Homebuyers Warranty, you will always feel protected.  To find out more about the 2-10 Homebuyers Warranty click here - Home Buyers Warranty Corporation.

Will you help me find land and financing?

Once we discuss the type of lot and area that you are interested in, we will be able to show you a variety of homesites that meet your description.  As an added service, we can assist in your financing needs with very competitive programs offered through various mortgage lenders.  If you are like most homebuyers, you will require a loan or mortgage to finance your new home.  Layton Homes can provide information on financing and assist you in submitting an application for a loan.  You also have the option of shopping for your own financing.  Most lenders require a minimum down payment of 5 to 10 percent and will have loan terms ranging from 15 to 30 years.

If you are buying the home and the land together, or plan to place the home on land you already own, financial institutions offer mortgages with the same interest rates.  FHA-insured and Department of Veterans Affairs-guaranteed loans (called FHA and VA loans) are available to modular home buyers.  These types of loans may offer lower down payment requirements.  They require more paperwork during the credit application and approval process and, therefore, may take longer for approval that a conventional loan.  See our Financing Page for more information.

Where can I locate my home?

Many homes are placed on privately owned property.  If this option appeals to you, find out about zoning laws, restrictive covenants, and utility connections.  We also have several subdivisions that are ready for home set-up.  See our Subdivision Page for more information.

What is the next step?

If you haven't done so already you should come tour our model homes to see the quality and craftsmanship that go into every home we sell.  We can schedule a personal appointment, at your convenience, to discuss your new home plans.  At that time we prepare a detailed presentation of your new home's optional features and site improvements for your review.  After your review we will then lead and assist you through the mortgage loan process.  Click here to see our Model Village.

Finally, why should I choose Layton Homes?