Champion Homes Manufacturing Facility - Weiser

We bought a Champion Home through the dealer, Luxury Homes, in Springville, UT. The home was built in Weiser, Idaho. Some of our experience was pretty good, but definitely nothing to brag about. A couple cabinet doors were hung crookedly, all the annoying green and this-side-up stickers were left on the windows (under the screens, making them so difficult and frustrating to remove), an electric outlet came loose, and there are quite a few cracks, which we were told were to be expected. The biggest frustration is the roof and roof vents. We paid extra ($10k+) for a roof that could withstand the heavy snow loads of a mountain property (7,000 ft elevation), but after the first winter, we found vent caps that were ripped off by the snow. Everyone asks us why they were installed near the bottom

I am very disappointed in the quality of the small home I purchased for my mother. We moved her onto our property and went with Champion Homes out of Weiser Idaho. So far we are having nothing but problems and she has only lived in the home for a month. We paid $110,000 cash for this terrible home. The breakfast bar is warped and unlevel, the kitchen outlets are forced into the wall crooked, the first bedroom door is actually completely split along the inside of the door and the window in that room has a guide that is not even in the window and a broken frame, the screens were not even completely set in the screen frame, the flooring is scratched and a nail is protruding up underneath the kitchen floor, the recessed light fixture on the deck is crooked and falling out, there is scuffs all

One of our windows had a leak. Champion sent out a repairman but unfortunately our window is still leaking. Champions response was to decline the request because the limited warranty is now expired. Ironic that they won’t guarantee the repairs will actually fix the problem. The company was definitely slow on anything after the purchase of the house. I had to make SEVERAL calls and emails to gain any ground. So make sure you cover all bases before purchasing to ensure a timely response. On a side note, pay attention to the fact that they have their own employees rating the company a 5 star to boost their ratings. That should raise several red flags. Overall, I am satisfied with the house but I believe they have over extended themselves which has hurt their customer service and follow-up.

We bought our home late 2024 and we were able to move in about 3 weeks ago. My biggest complaint is the poor workmanship!!!! We were planning to give a 4 star review until the master shower head came off the shower wall this morning ...this house is brand new; we shouldn't have this issue. Originally, the reason for a 4 star rating was workmanship: example includes outlets not being set back into the wall...some are having to be repunched into the walls, and light switches that weren't even tied into boxes correctly. Our son is an electrician, and he caught these errors. This is our biggest recommendation though, if you can purchase your own fridge/stove...do it! The fridge is small and the opening for the fridge is big enough that a larger one would have fit. The stove is a "not the be

We have had nothing but problems with our Champion built home. The quality of materials and quality of the work is terrible. Rusty nails poking through the drywall, missing screws from cover plates, doors hung crooked, I can keep going. We've had to have the contractor from the selling company come over to fix stupidity issues several times in the 6 months we've owned the home. For $300k for a manufactured home, I'd expect at least some quality.