Do NOT Purchase a Skyline home .. They will not stand by their workmanship - We have a 1489 sq home 3 ton Colman A/C - My parents Home is 2425 sq feet and they too have a 3ton Colman - Their warranty guy Arron is a Con he never repaired it when It should have been a 5 ton - The fuse blows all the time .. CLASS ACTION SUIT TIME - The installed spicklers and had a small cut in the PVC pipe it dripped and dripped then the kitchen ceiling caved in and now it is happening in one of the bedrooms - They did not place any seam cover before put the roof it leaks all down the walls ... Cousin Garys is just as bad their Full of it and will not tell you the truth and NOT follow the Plans of the lay out ALL Of them Needs to be sued read more

I want to thank Priscilla for her fast response as well as Donna for scheduling the repairs. They had Gerry come out and he did a wonderful job. I am very pleased with my experience with Skyline Homes. read more

Update: The house is finished, Skyline did a good job fixing the problems. Workmen were friendly and professional. The house would of been a 5 if it had come right to begin with. read more

I just had a home installed by them, the dealer was good to work with, but once the house is finished you have to deal with the factory in woodland for repairs, a guy named Matt is supposed to be the contact person and he will not return my calls, in the walk through I found a few things that needed to be fixed or replaced , it has been over two months since I moved in and some of the items have not been replaced or even put in, they forgot to install the cornice boards and wood window sills , it took them forever to come and install them, and they forgot to install a back splash behind the stove, they have had someone give them the measurements four times and I haven't heard a word from them , the dealer just sent the factory another email on Monday and still no response ! I would not recommend skyline to anyone!! read more

Skyline installed a manufactured home for us. They did a decent job with the installation, but it was downhill from there. Pretty much every drawer slide in our kitchen cabinets had to be replaced. Every single one of our "Whirlpool Gold" appliances failed, a couple more than once! We just put a new stove in the kitchen and had to reconfigure some cabinets. I called their customer service to find out who manufactured the cabinets, so that we could get a replacement, and after leaving 3 messages have given up. My husband had a similar experience with their customer service. It's basically non-existent. So, if you get a house from them, just make sure it doesn't have any problems, or you'll be SOL! read more

We had a manufactured home installed and have been occupying it for the last 90 days. Upon initial impressions, the house seems nice and well built, but the devil is in the details. As the previous reviewer stated, the cabinets throughout the home are poorly constructed. The doors on multiple cabinets don't close properly, impinging on one another. Ive tried using the adjustment screw with no success. Its as if the hinges were improperly located during construction. If you buy one of these homes, be sure to crawl under the home and inspect the underbelly after they install the siding. When I crawled under the home, there were three large tears in the moisture barrier plastic causing insulation to fall out from under the home, creating a portal of entry for vermin and moisture. The tears were caused by the installation crew shoving the towing/shipping tongues under the home haphazardly. Additionally, inspect the water heater relief valve pipe and AC condenser run off pipe. Both pipes terminated underneath the home, causing an enormous amount of moisture buildup. Before I ran the pipes out from underneath the home, the humidity in the crawl space would have been severely damaging to the exposed framing cause by the torn moisture barrier. Inspect all clean out access panels that are supposed to be secured under the home. The panel beneath our kitchen sink was missing. They only allow you to select from a variety of matte paints for the interior and the paint is cheap. I have children with grimy hands that like to touch walls and when you attempt to clean them with even a slightly moist towel, the paint comes off the wall. Repaint before you move in! One of the toilets float valves failed within one day of move in due to excess debris and sediment in the pipes during installation. I had to remove the floats on both toilets and the screens on all faucets to run the water and clear the pips. The master bath sinks had no caulking applied on the mirror side of the sinks or backsplash. The door fixtures and knobs are cheap with the locks failing after a month of use. Also, you may have to be creative when it comes to ventilation of the home. The back bedrooms don't equalize with the rest of the home; meaning it could be 78F in the living room and 82 in the bedrooms and conversely it could be 68F in the LR and 60F in the BR's. The unfortunate part about this is the thermostat is located by the bedrooms so its only detects ambient temperatures from the most poorly ventilated spaces within the home. If you don't install a window mounted air circulator, your AC will run all summer, despite the rest of the home reaching your desired temperature. A lot of the larger windows are a pain to close and secure, requiring rocking and varying pressures on the face of the window to get it to close. Most of the light fixtures were loose and required re tightening. We're also experiencing poor draining from the master bath (poor pitch on drain pipe?). In summary, I think structurally, the house is well built, however the daily use aspects of the home are problem ridden. As for the "15 month" warranty, know that starts from when the house was DELIVERED and not necessarily when you move in. We had a cabinet door replaced that was damaged during installation and it took six weeks for a work order that simple to be completed. I fear that any of these more complicated discrepancies will be rode out by the manufacturer until maturation of the "warranty." read more

I purchased a SkyLine Home a few years ago. They came out to do repairs to things over a Fourteen month warranty. One of the issues was leakage from both the front door and the back door. The guy who came out to fix the issue. Painted over it and that was it. Now it is three years later and both doors are leaking a lot. I contacted Skyline and was informed that since I went through the walk through that this was something they said is mentioned in the paperwork. A good company would work with people and fix the problems. Taking pride in their workmanship. They got our money and after that they don't care about fixing any thing. I recently had a company come out to fix an issue with our roof of our house. They didn't make excuses or refer me to paperwork. They wanted to make it right. SkyLine is not way. My recommendation of SkyLine is if your considering purchasing, run as far away from them as possible. They do not back up their workmanship. read more