FAQs

We are the area's largest New Single-Wide Retailer. In addition to brand-new models, we offer a vast selection of clean pre-owned single-wide, double-wide, and triple-wide homes.

Yes! Our new eBuilt homes are designed for maximum efficiency, allowing homeowners to save up to 40%-50% on energy costs.

Absolutely. We work with multiple financing companies to provide flexible financing options tailored to your needs, including:

• Home-only financing
• Home and land packages
• Land in lieu financing (using your land as a down payment)

We pride ourselves on offering "clean" pre-owned inventory. Each repo or pre-owned double-wide and single-wide is inspected to ensure it meets our quality standards before being listed for sale.

Yes, we have a Sell or Trade Your Home program. Whether you are looking to upgrade from a single-wide to a double-wide or simply sell your existing unit, we can help facilitate the process.

Our main lot is located at 9650 Mansfield Road, Shreveport, LA 71118. We proudly serve the Shreveport and Bossier City areas, as well as surrounding communities.

Yes, we provide insurance options specifically designed for manufactured and mobile homes to ensure your investment is protected from the day you move in.

The Tilley tradition began in 1977. We are a family-owned-and-operated business with over 47 years of experience in the manufactured housing industry.

While we focus on residential homes, we occasionally have commercial listings. Currently, we feature a Commercial Office Building with significant price discounts for businesses looking for affordable workspace.

You can tour our homes online to see current inventory and photos, or visit our Mansfield Road location during business hours to walk through the models in person.

Yes, inventory includes both new manufactured homes and quality pre-owned units. New homes come with manufacturer warranties and current energy efficiency standards, while pre-owned homes offer lower entry costs with inspected structural integrity. Selection varies based on current availability, so calling ahead helps confirm what's on the lot that matches your budget and size requirements.

The lot stocks single-wide, double-wide, and triple-wide floor plans. Single-wides range from 14 to 18 feet wide, double-wides span 20 to 32 feet, and triple-wides exceed 32 feet for maximum living space. Larger units require wider transport routes and additional setup considerations, which affect delivery timelines and placement options on your property.

Financing assistance is available to help buyers secure loans for manufactured home purchases. Approval depends on credit history, down payment, and whether the home will be placed on owned land versus leased space. Homes classified as real property typically qualify for better loan terms than those titled as personal property, so land ownership status significantly affects financing options.

Trade-in programs and direct purchase of existing mobile homes are handled on a case-by-case basis. The home's age, condition, title status, and current location all affect valuation. Homes already set up on private land with clear titles and minimal needed repairs hold higher trade-in value than older units requiring relocation or extensive work.

Yes, but parish zoning ordinances, flood zone designations, and utility access determine where placement is allowed. Some rural parishes permit manufactured homes on agricultural land, while others require minimum acreage or restrict placement to designated zones. Verify zoning compliance and secure permits before purchasing, as retroactive approval rarely succeeds and can delay occupancy significantly.

Wholesale pricing may be available for bulk purchases, dealers, or investors buying multiple units. Wholesale terms differ from retail sales in financing availability, warranty coverage, and delivery coordination. Contact the lot directly at 318-686-1712 to discuss volume purchase options, as pricing and terms are negotiated based on order size and buyer qualifications.

Manufactured homes are built to HUD code and arrive on a permanent steel chassis, while modular homes are built to local building codes and placed on permanent foundations without a chassis. Manufactured homes can be relocated, but modular homes are constructed in sections and permanently assembled on-site. Financing, insurance, and property classification differ significantly between the two types.

Visiting the lot allows you to walk through available homes and compare floor plans in person, which reveals layout flow and finish quality photos can't capture. Calling 318-686-1712 before visiting confirms current inventory and whether specific sizes or features you're seeking are on-site, saving time if particular models aren't currently available.