One thing nearly every family searching for a manufactured home takes into consideration is how well the home is built and how energy efficient the home is. You’ve probably seen a lot of options out there that just aren’t impressive and are downright disappointing. One of the things we take pride in here at Solitaire is providing the families we serve with incredibly high quality homes. When we design homes we consider not just how things will look, but also how they will function and impact a family’s experience.
Here are some of the construction features of double section homes that we sell.
- Our non-allergenic insulated heating and air conditioning ducts quietly move air through your home, ensuring clean air (limited allergens like mold, mildew, and dust) and HVAC efficiency.
- Static attic roofs and gable vents for ventilation. Residential vents are fitted at the end of the home and make maintenance much easier due to easier access.
- 1/2 inch sheet rock that’s glued and hand nailed cover the ceiling and interior walls. The wear and tear from kids and pets won’t affect these walls, which will stay in tip top shape for years to come. Repairs are also easy because you can simply grab sheet rock patch at your local home improvement store.
- Premium grade paint lasts for years and doesn’t chip or flake like cheaper pain. Paint is easy to wash and made for families who actually live in their homes.
When you buy a Solitaire Home you rest confident that your home is going to truly meet the needs of your family. In fact, in addition to high quality construction we also are Energy Star rated. That means your appliances, insulation, and windows are all designed to save the most energy. You’ll love knowing that your heating and cooling bills are as low as possible.
Our dedication is to you and your family. That’s why we make it a point to ensure you find the best home possible. If you’re looking for a double section home for sale, contact us. We will assist you in your search and ensure you find what you’re looking for.
