All American Homes, LLC.

I'll leave three starts ONLY because the independent contractor, for my daughter's house, was incapable of building anything...much less a home...in my opinion. My husband and I looked through an All American home and found it well constructed. I'm sad to say, All American still has my daughter's contractor listed as continuing to represent All American...even after they involved All American in more than one law suit. It appears the company VIP's names have changed since I began speaking with them. Is it under new ownership? "Patricia from MD"

You guys that are having so much trouble why did you not contact an Attorney or your State General Attorney's Office in your State. Maybe this is why they are out of business now. If you had warranties I don't understand why you would wait. The build is still responsible for his mess ups in business or not.,. This happened to my son's home and over 100 homes had to be fixed. They had to get all their things out of their house when it was there time to have their home fixed but it was worth it to have all those home issues fixed and done right. And believe me they all got fixed right. The State was on them till they did..This was in California.

I love the house but feel there were too many corners cut on what was put into it. My counter top started staining after a couple of years and the sinks in both bathrooms have started rusting. The sink in the bathroom that we very seldom use has the finish coming off completely with large rust spots. Other than that we love the floor plan.

This whole experience has nothing less than destroyed everything we have worked so hard for. We have been living in someone else's home for almost 2 years due to the horrible lack of communication and disconnect between our builder and the company. Every step of the way has been like pulling teeth. We at one point were going to bow out and lose 11,000 in a down payment just because we had so little trust in the company. We now wish we had done so. Here we are...with two small boys in someone else's home and all we have is a foundation waiting for All-American to get our house built. It is February and we officially submitted our blueprints after months of their screw ups in December. We called our builder yesterday to find out that they have shut the factory down and laid off workers because there were not enough orders coming in....! Ummmm- what about finishing the one you have (ours)? We have no idea when they plan on finishing the house so that it can be delivered. If I could have given them negative stars I would have. I also checked. I also plan on contacting the head of the company to find out what plans they have to rectify the situation....As far as abiding by the Community Interaction Policy for this site- I did my best.

All-American Homes are the best build modular homes available to the public. The homes build at the plant in North Carolina are of the upmost construction and quality. These homes with stand 150mph winds and are build with #1 quality material. If you are looking for a modular home of great care and effort toward its construction, try All-American Homes built in the foothills of North Carolina. Rutherforton, NC.

Today we had a chance to view 3 new models being built on a golf course in LaGrange. It was a great experience from the minute we walked in and were met by a gentleman who treated us like he knew us for years and he was very helpful and considerate of our needs. He was able to answer all of our questions and concerns and spent a lot of time explaining the process. Neither my wife nor I understand this process. He walked us around and explained in great detail the benefits of this type of construction versus a custom builder and it was obvious he believes in what he is selling. I would suggest anyone that is looking to build a new home stop by and talk to him first, he was also able to give us advice on financing our new home and what payments would be!!!

had to replace shingles after 8 years at my expense. When the weather gets cold we get frost on the walls inside the home. The windows have drafts. Do not buy there flooring because it's all poor quality. totally not happy with their home would not buy again.

I bought my house in 1991,everything has been great , any problems they took care of it. The front door was bad they replaced it after 5 years at no cost and it's the door with 2 side lites. Had a drain problem when we first moved in fixed the problem and redid the whole laundry room. After a few years we found out CertainTeed shingles were bad. CertainTeed replaced the shingles only. All American paid to have them put on, by my contractor. So I would buy again. As the driver said the day they brought our home, (I'd like to see what a stick house would look like after pulling 200 miles down the road at 60mph.)So our house is great and IM 48 years old and I plan on dyeing here and my kid can have it then

my kitchen counter has holes coming up thru them, my siding has gaps in them, my dealer went out of business no one will help me

I am very impressed that All American Homes has added a new line of near net-zero homes to their offerings. This shows their commitment to our reducing our carbon footprint and living more sustainably. The new line is created by Solar Village Homes which has a cool looking built community in Longmont, CO, near where I live, plus they are creating a new Solar Village in Fort Collins, CO.

Way to go All American Homes!! We love our home and I just finished the top level of our cape cod!! We bought our house three years ago, and the quality is terrific!! I highly recommend All American for your modular company. The only complaint I have was not with All American, but with the independent contractor that was available to us. He was terrible and very unprofessional!! Actually, All American had to send their people to our house twice to fix the things that the independent contractor wouldn't. If the independent contractor wouldn't fix it, then one of his men would destroy things in an attempt to remedy problems that we were having with things like sewer line, carpeting, siding, etc. The unfortunate part is that this contractor is still affiliated with All American and I tell people here in VA to stay clear from this contractor and go to another district independent contractor for an All American home!! All American, you rock, but the independent contractor we used couldn't build a dog house correctly!!

We have owned our home for 5 years. We love it!!!! We had a great experience with the builder and are 100% satisfied with the home and builder. We plan one building one for our retirement home in the future. Our home is about 1980 sq ft. with a basement that is about 900 sq. ft. It is absolutely beautiful and I would do it again in a heartbeat.

I am a former owner of an All American home. I purchased my home in 1998. I truly found the workmanship and quality of your product to be superior to other homes built in my area. I would certainly endorse your product at anytime. I sold my home 4 years after my initial purchase and was very pleased with the increased value of my home.

I am living in my second All American Home after selling our first one for almost double what we paid for it. When we decided to sell, I knew that building again was the only way and All American Homes was what I wanted to build. The quality and workmanship is second to none and almost any change I wanted to make was "doable". When I am ready to downsize, All American will be my choice again without a doubt.