Things to consider

Insulation At Starks Bros. every home is ordered with a minimum of R28 roof, R11 wall and R22 in floors. This is zone 3. We pay as much as $1050 extra on doublewide homes for his feature. Always ask the dealer about the insulation of the home, it will save you money on your energy bills. Flooring We pay an additional $345 to $600 per home to have OSB flooring installed in our homes. When shopping for a manufactured home be sure and ask the dealership if their homes have OSB flooring, it does make a difference in the years to come! Concrete At Starks Bros. your family’s safety is a priority. Our installation team feels that the home is only as good as the foundation it is setting on. All of our double wide pricing includes a concrete foundation. We pay a concrete professional to do all of our concrete work. Our cost is an additional $1,650 to $1,950 for your foundation. We also offer perimeter blocking. Proper set-up of a home is critical to your family’s safety. If you are shopping for a home, be sure and ask about proper set-up and if it is included in the pricing. Air Conditioning Included in the cost of your home is air conditioning hook-up. We pay an outside air/heating specialist to properly install your air conditioning. We cover the cost of the labor, furnish the wire and breaker. When we leave your unit will be cooling. Before buying your home be sure and ask if it includes Air Conditioning installation. Home Site Evaluation Before delivery of your new home we send a member of our installation team out to inspect your site. He will inform you if trees that need to be REMOVED and make recommendations that will improve the set-up of your home. He will show you the height your home will be on the highest end and will inform you if it is going to be too high. This evaluation cost us time and money but we feel it is well worth it. We believe the customer needs to be made aware of any site problems before the delivery of the home. Our goal is the quality set-up of your home. Be sure and get details about the dealers set-up before you buy. Satisfied Customers are our #1 priority!

MEADOWBROOK 28X60 by Fleetwood Homes #28563W:

1492 Sq Ft This is a 2012 Fleetwood Meadowbrook, 28x60 over all size. It is a 4 bedroom with 2 bathrooms. It has zone 3 insulation package, thermopane windows, upgrade molding in Living room, and a glamour bath and 8\' flat ceilings,dishwasher, side-by-side refrigerator, deluxe black range, upgrade Clearview carpeting, 3 porcelain sinks,40 gallon water heater, raised panel interior doors, framed mirrors in baths, deluxe cabinets, knockdown ceilings, 2" vinyl blinds throughout, 60" fiberglass tub, glamour bath, exterior faucets and deluxe light package including coach lights on the exterior. This home will be priced with central air installed and concrete piers installed to state codes.

Adventure 28X80 by Adventure Homes #4763A:

Finished sheetrock, 2x 6 walls, OSB wrapped, thermopane windows, Zone 3 house with R32 in the roof, R19 in the walls, and R22 in the floor.

Sandalwood 16x70 by Fleetwood Homes 16663X:

This 16X70 Fleetwood Sandalwood XL has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths (available in a 3 bedroom model), Zone III, thermopane windows, built in hutch, pantry, coat closet & dishwasher.

Storm Shelters:

Lifesaver Storm Shelters offer safer, more comfortable shelters for out customers that they will actually use if severe weather strikes. Many concrete or metal shelters go unused by their owners because the interiors are often scary places. This defeats the purpose of having a shelter which you and your family should not hesitate to use during severe weather. Other storm shelter manufacturers use wood, concrete or metal all of which over time will crack, leak, rot and rust allowing water, insects, rodents and snakes to enter the shelter as well as providing an environment for mold or mildew to thrive. Metal shelters can also be dangerous as they can conduct electricity from downed power lines or lightening. Our shelters are made of fiberglass, stainless steel hardware, and a plastic honeycomb composite floor system that won't rot, leak or conduct electricity. Standard features of out shelters include screened vents and door seals to keep out unwanted pests, non-skid steps, handrail (Storm-Tek LS10 and LS20 only), carpeting, molded bench seating and a glossy white gel-coat finish, similar to modern bathtub linings, for your comfort and safety. Easy to open multi-point door locking system with gas struts provides an easily accessible shelter for people of all ages. Lifesaver Storm Shelters only protrude eight inches above the ground and can be installed in a single day in most cases without large machinery, meaning there is minimal damage to your lawn or property. As an optional feature, phone, cable/satellite TV or electrical wiring can be added to your installation for your comfort and peace of mind. We encourage you to question our competitors' construction, features, and price and compare it with ours. We are sure you will find the perfect storm shelter to fit your needs and will appreciate the distinct advantage of becoming an owner of a Lifesaver Storm Shelter. Standard Features Built in the USA Shelters meet or exceed FEMA 320 specifications Heavy duty fiberglass construction Stainless steel hardware Gas struts for easy door opening Screened vents keep pest out Water-tight door seal Stainless steel multi-point door locking system Composite flooring will not rot or rust Carpeting Fiberglass non-skid steps Handrails Contact Us for more information about our Storm Shelters. We are open Monday - Saturday from 8am - 5pm. Locations Benton Lot 1694 Hwy 641N Benton, KY 42025 (270) 527-1451 Mayfield lot 32 E Vaughn Rd Mayfield, KY 42066 (270) 247-9720

Solution 28x72 by Fleetwood Homes #28684X:

This home has Thermal zone 3(R30-11-22 insulation) 40 gal. HWH, Dishwasher, 18' dormer and thermal pane windows. Price includes delivery, setup and anchored down. This one is for someone needing a lot of space but looking for a much lower price.