Home Purchase Review for Valley Quality Homes & Danielle Montgomery After spending over two years searching for the perfect home, we were so thankful to find Valley Quality Homes. Our journey wasn't just about finding a well-built home--it was about finding a company that could work with our creditor and someone who could patiently guide us through the entire process. We found all of that and more working with Danielle Montgomery at VQH. There are so many factors to consider when buying a home, especially when budgeting. It was crucial for us to have someone who truly understood the ins and outs of the process--someone experienced in handling a variety of situations. Danielle was that person. He answered our million questions without hesitation and never made us feel rushed. He genuinely wanted us to be happy with the final product and allowed us to make as many changes as we needed, because he understood this was our forever home. One of my biggest concerns going into this was, "If we buy this house, will they stand by it--or will issues just become our problem?" Thankfully, Valley Quality Homes builds the homes themselves, sells them directly, and stands by their work. There's no middleman when it comes to warranty issues, and that gave us incredible peace of mind. Now that we've been living in our new home for a few months, I can confidently say that the quality and craftsmanship have exceeded our expectations. From the very first day we stepped onto the lot to delivery and final setup, the communication and professionalism from every VQH team member has been amazing. The crew who handled the setup were so kind, answered all of my (many!) questions, and never once made me feel like I was a bother. And trust me, I can be a bit extra sometimes! If I had to offer one piece of constructive feedback, it would be during the design phase. I'm not a decorator, and picking out colors, matching flooring to countertops, choosing cabinetry, and envisioning how appliances will fit into it all--it was overwhelming. This part of the process felt a little hands-off. While everything turned out beautifully in the end, I'd recommend bringing a friend with a good eye for design if that's not your strength. We're now looking forward to our one-year inspection and any touch-ups, and we remain so grateful we chose Valley Quality Homes and Danielle Montgomery. He helped make our dream of homeownership a reality--with quality, honesty, and care every step of the way. read more

After having our home a few years I figured it was finally time to write a review. First the process of after you get started is atrocious. Who doesn't use email? seriously. Numerous communication issues. When went with our bank instead of theirs and that not amplified the issues because they didn't know how to do it but one way but the management was also very rude about it always pointing out that's not how they do it. They even accused us of stealing the house because the bank didn't pay them immediately up on delivery of the house. Mind you it still takes 6 weeks to get the house set up after delievry. Also if you are a DIY for any part of this good luck. The sales people and management can't tell you anything. You have to try and get ahold of the people that actually build the homes. Also the reason we went with QVH is they gave us a much shorter timeline for the home being delivered than what actually occurred by a year. The set up crews were great people. The one shining light in this whole mess. The house itself is nice but drafty and can cold spots can be felt on the carpet in the seams. If you take a thermal imager around the house you will see tons of cold spots on the ceiling. We've had multiple LED lights burn out in the first 2 years. The vent too one of the rooms that was always cold turned out to be still sealed on the end and it wasn't until we put a telescoping camera down there that we figured that out. Some of the major issues we've had is the roof, shingles blew away when we got some 70 mph gusts, not rated for 120 like they said. Also major ice dams due to poor insulation. When we called them about the ice they said we need to shovel the roof off if it gets more than 4 inches. We upgraded the heat pump initially and it's been nothing but issues. Again not meant to be used in cold wintry climates so we have to use emergency heat system which sky rockets the power bill. Im sure there's more but this is what I remember while getting up this morning and seeing a giant power bill and feeling the draft that is always in the kitchen when I get my coffee. read more

You can't beat their quality for a manufactured home. Sure, you can spend three times the amount to get a house built, but even then builders are more in it to do quick work and quality is not top of concern unless you're paying $350+ a square foot. for a manufactured home, it's the best bang for your buck you'll find anywhere. Their might be some cheaper homes, but... you definitely get what you pay for with other manufacturers. read more

Highest quality manufactured homes I have ever seen. I toured the Spokane location a couple of years ago when I thought I was moving there. Wherever I do move to I am going to purchase through this company. The homes are built to withstand the harsh winters of northern Washington and other places where the temps will drop below zero. And, they will help with the land improvements for the house to come into a set up site. I have toured other mobile home factories and sales lots. Not impressed with some. Valley Quality Homes is it for me. Go check them out. They are great to work with and super helpful in how the homes are built. read more