What's the difference between a single-wide and a double-wide manufactured home?

A single-wide is transported and installed as one complete section, typically 14 to 18 feet wide and up to 80 feet long, while a double-wide consists of two sections joined at the site to create a wider floor plan, usually 24 to 32 feet across, with the seam sealed and finished to appear as a continuous interior wall.

How much land do I need for a manufactured home?

Most single-wide homes require a footprint of roughly 1,000 to 1,400 square feet including setback clearances, while double-wides need 1,800 to 2,400 square feet depending on dimensions, and local zoning in rural areas around Odessa typically mandates minimum lot sizes of one acre or more for manufactured home placement.

What does the installation process include?

Installation covers transporting the home sections, setting them on a prepared foundation, leveling and anchoring the structure, connecting plumbing and electrical systems to your utility sources, sealing and finishing the marriage line on multi-section homes, and installing skirting around the perimeter to enclose the underside.

Can I customize finishes and layouts before the home is built?

You select cabinet colors, countertop materials, flooring types, exterior siding, roof shingles, and appliance upgrades during the ordering process, and some manufacturers offer minor layout modifications such as repositioning interior doors or adding windows, though structural changes to load-bearing walls are not available once the floor plan is chosen.

How quickly can a manufactured home be delivered and set up?

Once you finalize your order and financing, factory construction takes four to six weeks, followed by one to two weeks for transportation and on-site installation, meaning total time from purchase to move-in is typically eight to ten weeks if your land is already cleared, graded, and approved for utility connections.

Manufactured Home Sales

Titan Factory Direct sells manufactured homes in Odessa and throughout West Texas, offering factory-built housing that arrives complete and ready for installation on your property. These homes are constructed entirely in a climate-controlled facility, then transported in sections to your site where they're assembled, connected to utilities, and prepared for occupancy. Unlike site-built construction, the factory process eliminates weather delays, material theft, and the extended timelines that make traditional building difficult for buyers working within budget constraints or facing immediate housing needs.

Manufactured homes are built to HUD code standards and designed for permanent residential use, available in floor plans ranging from single-section models around 600 square feet to multi-section layouts exceeding 2,000 square feet with three or four bedrooms. You select your layout, exterior finish, interior finishes, and appliance packages before the home enters production, and the factory constructs it according to those specifications over a matter of weeks rather than months.

Request pricing and available floor plans to compare layout options suited to your household size.

Each manufactured home leaves the factory with finished interiors, installed cabinetry, plumbing fixtures, electrical systems, HVAC equipment, and appliances already in place. The home sections are transported on specialized carriers, then positioned on a foundation system at your property—typically a pier-and-beam setup or a concrete runner foundation designed to meet local code requirements and soil conditions in the Odessa region, where caliche and shifting soil demand proper anchoring and leveling.

Once the home is set, you'll notice that rooms are immediately usable, walls are painted, flooring is installed, and fixtures are operational as soon as utility connections are completed. The installation crew levels the home, secures it to the foundation, joins the sections if it's a multi-wide unit, seals the marriage line, connects water and sewer lines, hooks up electrical service, and completes exterior skirting. What you move into is a finished residence, not a construction site.

Titan Factory Direct coordinates delivery, foundation preparation, setup, and utility hookups as part of the full installation process, so you're working with a single point of contact rather than managing separate contractors for each phase. Financing assistance is available for qualified buyers, and the process from order to occupancy typically takes six to ten weeks depending on customization level and site readiness.

What's the difference between a single-wide and a double-wide manufactured home?
A single-wide is transported and installed as one complete section, typically 14 to 18 feet wide and up to 80 feet long, while a double-wide consists of two sections joined at the site to create a wider floor plan, usually 24 to 32 feet across, with the seam sealed and finished to appear as a continuous interior wall.
How much land do I need for a manufactured home?
Most single-wide homes require a footprint of roughly 1,000 to 1,400 square feet including setback clearances, while double-wides need 1,800 to 2,400 square feet depending on dimensions, and local zoning in rural areas around Odessa typically mandates minimum lot sizes of one acre or more for manufactured home placement.
What does the installation process include?
Installation covers transporting the home sections, setting them on a prepared foundation, leveling and anchoring the structure, connecting plumbing and electrical systems to your utility sources, sealing and finishing the marriage line on multi-section homes, and installing skirting around the perimeter to enclose the underside.
Can I customize finishes and layouts before the home is built?
You select cabinet colors, countertop materials, flooring types, exterior siding, roof shingles, and appliance upgrades during the ordering process, and some manufacturers offer minor layout modifications such as repositioning interior doors or adding windows, though structural changes to load-bearing walls are not available once the floor plan is chosen.
How quickly can a manufactured home be delivered and set up?
Once you finalize your order and financing, factory construction takes four to six weeks, followed by one to two weeks for transportation and on-site installation, meaning total time from purchase to move-in is typically eight to ten weeks if your land is already cleared, graded, and approved for utility connections.

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