R-Anell Homes

Well sounds like a bunch of BS to me. I sold R-Anell homes and they build a good product and had excellent service. Some people just don't know how to turn a screw driver or hammer a nail so they have to call the factory. Get over it! When I sold these homes I wasn't cheap and if you wanted a cheap price then out the door you went. The dealers with sales centers have to make a profit to stay in business. So when a customer negotiates a cheaper price your actually just are selling out your quality. The best bet is to buy home only and hire a modular construction company to finish the home separate from the dealer.

We bought our ranch style R-Anell home in 2003 from Quality Homes (kna Royal Homes). From the day we moved in, we have had floor structure issues. One bathroom has had the floor replaced twice and needs it again. There is so much give in the floors when you walk that everything bounces. And now we have so many areas in the floor that have weak/soft spots as if the floor is giving away. I would not recommend R-Anell to anyone. And I definately do not recommend OSB flooring. Can anyone tell us if this is covered under the warranty. The construction product is not holding up!

My wife and I baught a home from R-Anell (Well Clayton Homes but its an R-Abnell Home) about 3 years ago and its the nicest home we've owned yet. We did have an issue with one of the windows leaking after 1.5 years but they fixed it within a week. I also noticed they make it much easier than it used to be to find a builder near you. The only thing is its from another website that I assume is theirs. http://r-anell-modular-homes.com

Our home was build in Denver N.C. We purchased it in Sanford at Factory Housing, which is no longer in business. Steve West was the manager at the time of purchase. We love our new home, there is olny one problem we have with it. We moved in July 4th 2004. There are three windows that are cloudy, gone bad. We want to know if the manufacturer will make them right. Windows such last much longer than four years.

I don't know who Lewis Clark from Raleigh is, but I bought my home straight from Vicki's home which was very much in business! I have both the court documents and bank records to prove both. My house has all of the R-Anell paperwork and posting in the home also. I have been a Chief Law Enforcement Officer for 27 years and work in the court system. A liar I certainly am NOT! I suggest YOU get your facts straight before calling someone a liar in a public forum. I will be glad to show anyone my contract papers with a very IN-Business, Vicki's Homes at anytime! Just contact me at my email address of retiring12012012@hotmail.com and I will gladly back up anything I have said. I have never dealt with a salvage dealer and never would.

Mike Milnor is a LIAR. Vickie's Homes went out of business prior to the 1/11/2001 Bankruptcy. The house he bought was an American Homestar built home, purchased from a salvage dealer. Who would warrant such a house? R-Anell has a 95% customer satisfaction rating. Get your facts straight

We bought our home in 2002 from Vickies Homes in Farmville, VA. We had several issues with the warranty on the house and we were advised that R-Annell had declared bankruptcy and would not honor any warranty issues on our brand new house just months after moving in. I called the company and was basically told, "deal with it". I paid for and fixed all of my problems myself. NO Customer service offered after the sale from R-Annell, the warranty is not worth the paper it is written on. Stay away from them.