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Nashua Homes
PO Box 170008
Boise, ID 83717
Phone: 208-345-0222
Fax: 208-345-1144
Nashua Homes Description:
"...Nashua Homes of Idaho is dedicated to producing the finest home in the northwest. We start with the finest lumber and materials, and assemble your home in one of the largest, most modern indoor facility west of the Mississippi River to guarantee the finest quality home possible. When you are looking for a home "You Can Be Proud To Own", look no further than Nashua Homes of Idaho..."
Providing these building styles:
- Manufactured mobile homes
Providing modular homes and buildings in:
AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY
Company Background | |
| How Long in Business | 1956 |
| Yearly Avg. Number of Homes (Est.) | 400-500 |
| Professional Organizations/Affiliations | None provided |
| Design Staff (Architects & Draftsmen) | No architects on staff |
| Builder Network | About 40 dealers |
| Location of Factories | Boise, ID |
| How to Buy a Home | Available through retailers |
Construction Details | |
| Building Materials | Wood construction steel base |
| Energy Efficiency | Fiberglass insulation |
| Construction Timeframe | 3 to 5 weeks |
| Customization Flexibility | Limited customization options |
| Amount of Floorplans | About 40 predesigned online floorplans |
Pricing | |
| Avg. Cost per Square Foot | $60-$85 Pricing homes by the square foot is like pricing a truck by the pound. It’s not the best measurement. Your home price is based on many customized building specifications, finishes and customizatons. |
| Avg. Transportation Costs | Dependent on site |
| Avg. Placement Costs | Dependent on site |
| Site Preparation | Handled by independent builder |
Options | |
| Garage/Deck Availability | Garages and decks are possible |
| Possible to Addon to Existing Home | Not offered |
| Guarantees | Not stated |
| Delivery Range | Western USA |
| Number of Factory Inspections | Upon completion |
| Number of Building Site Inspections | Handled by retailer |
| Information Package | Information available on their website. |
Our Review | |
| Editor's Rating |
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| Editorial Review | Nashua Homes is a provider of manufactured mobile homes. They have a long reputation of satisfied customers, so if you are in the market for a manufactured home you should contact Nashua Homes for more information. These homes may have difficulty blending into certain upscale neighborhoods. If you are looking for a custom modular home then you should look elsewhere. This is a good solution for people seeking a nice value on a manufactured home. |
| Mystery Homebuyer Rating |
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Personal Reviews of Nashua Homes
M. Anderson from Lolo, MTI've owned 2 homes by Nashua. I ordered from scratch w/many upgrades. Great layout. Couldn't be happier!
Jennie sparks from MontanaAbsolutely the worst build house Ive ever seen. Not one light or plug socket is straight in the house. Had to replace some trim on the siding that had gaps that the trim barely covered. Terrible workmanship. Terrible. The roof was to short no drip edge, they had to replace the garden tub. The windows are completely fogged up within 5 years. They didn't honor there warranty on the windows. The front porch did not have a vapor barrier and rotted into holes just in 6 years on front porch, Really Just to many issues to write it all on one page. I certainly would not recommend this manufacturer.
Royce livermont from Idahofalls, Idaho1. Make sure the new homes have enough eve to let the water run away from the home. I understand the Sheetrock cracking it happens when the home settles. 3. I can't figure out why my pilot light in the front bedroom won't stay lit. Other than that thank you so much. I kinda miss my old home though cuz I could hear the weather when it rained or snowed. Keep building!
Sheena & Dave Jennings from Butte, MTWe purchased our home in 1999. We had a few issues with the finish after setup with the dealers subs, however Nashua responded right away to correct a few things in the house itself, they replaced the storm door and back door due to damage. We are in SW Montana on 40 acres and windy and open area but the insulation and quality of our home surpasses many stick built homes in our area. Our heating and cooloing is very superior to some of our neighbors. If you're purchasing a manufactured home this is definitely the company we recommend. Thank you Nashua for over 20 years of enjoyment.
V. Hoyt from Cascade,IdahoBought a Nashua Home in 1996 and love it. Have not had any issues at all. Dealer was easy to work with and changes we had made came out great, just what we asked for.
Rhonda Reinhart from Janesville, CaliforniaI bought and had my home installed on my property in 2004. Except for some roofing shingles that were installed incorrectly on the attached garage, by the dealers sub-contractors not Nashua, I love it. The only problem I seem to have encountered is in the back sliding door, which get a lot of sun exposure. The film has developed spots, which I would not have again. I plan on moving to Nevada when I retire and my goal is to have another Nashua. I choose a plan and did modifications which turned out beautifully. My dealer only offered 2 cabinet choices so I'm hoping Nashua has upgraded that option.
Becky Curtis from Washington stateWe bought our home in 2002 and had nothing but trouble ever since. From the roof not being installed correctly, made from two by twos, and leaking. Also so much for energy efficiency you can't sit by the front window s with out freez ing in the winter time.. If it was a car I would've traded it in already. Very unhappy with this home and the company that built it.
jeff Pahlow from United Stateswe purchased our home from country homes in Carson city NV after all the hassles with the dealer it was soon discovered that a hole was hole sawed in the kitchen floor /dinning room the dealer fix was to send a guy down here from Carson city to replace the floor and patch the hole since then the linoleum has cracked in several places and looks like you cut it with a knife we have had several people look at it and we were told it should have never been glued down as it was supposed to be a full floating floor , no one ever did a follow up on this house as they did my neighbors when they bought theirs and it seams the factory does not care as well as this is the third letter I have written
Karyn J. Felix from Chester, UtahI purchased my 1986 Nashua home preowned 16 years ago. I love the front bay window and the lighting sconces on the exterior and interior of the home. The egress windows are a plus, since my previous home had the old jalouise type windows.
The home was severely abused when I purchased it. It required a lot of clean up work and paint. The over all structure is very sound, and did not take a lot to make it like new again. This is even after having the home relocated twice since I've owned it.
The home was severely abused when I purchased it. It required a lot of clean up work and paint. The over all structure is very sound, and did not take a lot to make it like new again. This is even after having the home relocated twice since I've owned it.
Billy Stewart from Fort Worth TXI bought my mom a new 1979 Nashua mobile home in 1979 and we have loved it. I must say that here 31 years later the ice box has gone out so we will have to replace it. The home is still beautiful. Mom has gone to be with the Lord but I have another disabled lady living there and must say she loves it as well. Thanks Nashua for your outstanding quality
E Benson from Blackfoot, IDWe bought our Nashua in 2000. Dealer / Factory interface was great. Home quality is very good. Only complaint is that the sheetrock seam taping was poor and very visible in certain light. Was the best quality out there though in the manufactured home industry. Our custom mods were met without complaint. Would buy another.
Joe Bonser from Spokane WaA 1962 Nashua mobile home has been in our family since it was almost new and we still love it!
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