I live in rural ARK. In 2009 we had an F5 tornado come through my town that destroyed A LOT!! Almost completely destroyed an entire mobile home park nearby-a few minor injuries no deaths. I had 2 (seperate) neighbors who survived in their mobile homes. Both had some very minor injuries and they were both in bed sleeping, and were trapped where the mobile homes literally blew apart around them. Neither home took a direct hit but were within inches of the actual twister. One of the homes was a double wide that had bricked underpinning, concrete, bricked pillars in front, a concrete pad, attached garage with a shingled roof over the entire home/garage and a gazebo attached to the back. The tornado was so close to this home, it picked the gazebo up and dropped it about a half a mile north on my property. The entire home was destroyed, furniture and all. I helped this lady with clean up, salvage and moving to another location which was not a mobile home! Complete devestation. I do no live in a mobile home and actually watched this from my back porch. I would definitely go to secure shelter in the event of a warning after experienceing this one! Hope this helps. I have pics I can send you if you are interested!

Pardon me if I'm doing this wrong- 1st post on the forum. Wow- I feel your pain! Ours is a 13 year old Heart modular- with exactly the same issues you described... and then some! Problem is, the company went defunct, and we aren't the original owner- so no warranty transfer on our issues. Nice. I was told not to waste my time. That a company in class action would end up paying next to nothing after several years of fighting. Before I rant, I would first like to solicit opinions from other owners. I wonder if spray foam insulation may solve a few of the issues you will see below? Any other suggestions would be appreciated as well! I would prefer not to chemically bomb the home, or spend a great fortune, but we do need a healthy home that we can enjoy. To be fair, a lot of the issue is the install. Where the siding meets the foundation is a 2" gap that the critters love. The top of the siding meeting the roof is the same. Under the house, gaps that you can see daylight through. These numerous gaps (top & bottom) have allowed us to play host to mice, bats, red, grey, & even black squirrels. I have tried every means of elimination. We can hear them scratch and thump in the ceiling, walls, & floors all hours of the day & night. This was going on with 3 cats killing them! I have fear they may chew wires & burn the house. I'm sure they have destroyed what little insulation there was. We put plastic on all the windows & the wind still blows through. No window closes completely or can lock in place. None were installed properly. There is frost on the inside of the walls. I added a picture of the roof we replaced this past year. We crawled up to clean the leaves out of the gutters, turns out it was shingle grit filling them- not leaves. It was unfortunate that our family did the work and didn't know enough to add step flashing -now we have leaks, too. We will be removing 3 sections this spring. The roof has no crawlspace or access to insulate, so we have 6 foot icicles & 8" ice damns around the entire roof edge as well. The plumbing has no access panels & no standard parts. It's all factory built. So there are no shut offs in emergency. To do any work, have to shut off the main then cut the pipe. Later, can replace properly with a shutoff and screw on. There are many more issues... but I need to go make supper. Thank you for your patience with my rant. Please let me know if you have had similar experiences.

Omega is Masterbrands top of the line. Not sold at a box store. Nothing sold at a box store is top of the line. It’s all low to mid grade. Decora may be the best quality they sell, but it is FAR from anything high end in the real world. The real world is outside the box store. And they do not have a clue about high end kitchens. Once upon a time, I did 96K worth of Omega cabinets in a kitchen. That would be 135K in today’s money. Not even that fancy or large either. And that’s not the cheapest kitchen cabinets that were ever put in a house. Far from it. If you’ve already filed a lawsuit, no wonder they aren’t dealing with you and you’ve been told to go to arbitration. MB isn’t going to deal with you either. Lawyering up shuts off any working with anyone. Anywhere.

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