As one of the fastest-growing states for newly-built manufactured homes over the past five years, Arizona is home to a wide range of options for those looking to buy a manufactured home. To meet that growing demand, Arizona is home to 5 manufactured home production facilities. Combine that with the homes built by other manufactured home companies in the Western U.S., and residents of the Grand Canyon State have a wide variety of homes to choose from.

To help, we have put together a list of some of the top mobile home builders in Arizona. The companies included on our list operate throughout the state including in Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa. For Arizona residents who are in the market for a mobile home, you'll want to work with a reputable and experienced builder.

To help in your search, we've put together a list of the best mobile home builders in the state. For each company, we have included information about each builder's homes and operations, along with general cost estimates and links to further information.

Best Manufactured Home Builders in Arizona

Cavco Homes - (Phoenix, Arizona and Goodyear, Arizona)
Cavco Homes is a Phoenix-based home designer and builder that focuses on both manufactured and modular homes. They offer over 225 different floor plans, with sizes ranging from 533 to 3,040 square feet. And while they are unable to accommodate custom designs, individuals can work with one of Cavco Homes' 20 sales centers to determine home personalization options.
Turn Key Cost Estimate for a Manufactured Home from Cavco Homes: $88 - $113 per square foot
For additional information, see our list of Cavco Homes floor plans with cost information or our guide on where to buy a Cavco Homes manufactured house.

Champion Home Builders - (Troy, Michigan)
Champion Home Builders are one of the largest manufactured home builders in the U.S, with over 1.5 million homes built to date. To purchase a home, individuals can work with one of their 7+ home sales centers, most of which are based in areas like Phoenix, Flagstaff, and the Lake Havasu area.
Turn Key Cost Estimate for a Manufactured Home from Champion Home Builders: $115 - $260 per square foot
For additional information, see our list of Champion Home Builders floor plans with cost information.

Clayton Homes - (Maryville, Tennessee)
Clayton Homes is another large home manufacturer based in the U.S They specialize in a wide range of manufactured housing products, with a branded distribution network that stretches across the country. To buy a home, individuals can work with one of their 8 retailers in Arizona, which are mostly based in the southern half of the state.
Turn Key Cost Estimate for a Manufactured Home from Clayton Homes: $100 - $200 per square foot

Fleetwood Homes - (Riverside, California)
Fleetwood Homes is a California-based manufactured home designer and builder with a distribution network throughout the Western United States. It is also worth noting that they are a part of the Cavco family of home builders. They offer over 200 different floor plans, with sizes ranging from 357 to 2,563 square feet. And while they are unable to accommodate custom designs, individuals can work with one of Fleetwood Homes' 6 sales centers to determine home personalization options.
Turn Key Cost Estimate for a Manufactured Home from Fleetwood Homes: $83 - $124 per square foot
For additional information, see our list of Fleetwood Homes floor plans with cost information or our guide on where to buy a Fleetwood Homes manufactured house.

Palm Harbor Homes - Manufactured Homes in Arizona — Palm Harbor Homes

Palm Harbor Homes - (Addison, Texas)
Palm Harbor Homes, like Fleetwood Homes, is a member of the large family of Cavco home builders - giving them access to a wide manufacturing and distribution network. When buying a home, individuals can work with one of their 2 retail locations, both of which are located in Tucson.
Turn Key Cost Estimate for a Manufactured Home from Palm Harbor Homes: $121 - $144 per square foot
For additional information, see our list of Palm Harbor Homes floor plans with cost information or our guide on where to buy a Palm Harbor Homes manufactured house.

Comparing Arizona’s Manufactured Home Builders

		Cavco Homes	Champion Home Builders	Clayton Homes	Fleetwood Homes	Palm Harbor Homes
Year Founded		1979	1953	1956	1950	1977
# of Homes Built		500,000+	1,700,000+	100,000+	500,000+	100,000
# of Floor Plans		227	2,000+	175+	209	254
Average Cost		$88 - $113+ per sqft	$115 - $260+ per sqft	$100 - $200+ per sqft	$83 - $124+ per sqft	$121 - $144+ per sqft
# of In-State Retail Locations		20	7+	8	6	2
Reviews	Yelp	1.8 Stars	1.5 Stars	No Reviews	No Reviews	1 Star
Reviews	Google	1.8 Stars	4.1 Stars	No Reviews	3.5 Stars	1 Star

*For additional information on each manufacturer, see our complete company review.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average cost of a manufactured home in Arizona?

The average cost of a manufactured home in Arizona was $131,800 in 2021 (based on a Census Bureau survey). Given recent price increases, this number is likely to be around $90,387 for a single-wide and $176,902 for a double-wide manufactured home in 2023.

What is the difference between a manufactured home and a mobile home in Arizona?

In terms of construction, a manufactured home and a mobile home in Arizona are the same thing. The only difference is based on when they were built. HUD-certifiable homes built before June 15, 1976, are classified as mobile homes, while homes built after that date are called manufactured homes.

What is the difference between a modular and a manufactured home in Arizona?

If you're considering purchasing a new home in Arizona, it's important to understand the difference between a modular and manufactured home. Manufactured homes are built to nationally-set building codes and are regulated by the HUD, while modular homes in Arizona must comply with the same state, county, and local building codes as site-built homes.

What are alternative options to working with the Arizona manufactured home builders above?

While the Arizona manufactured home builders above offer quality construction and great value, they are not the only option for a new home. For those interested in eco-friendly and innovative living solutions, prefab structures like a container home in Arizona, a modular home in Arizona, or a tiny home in Arizona are all alternative options worth considering.