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*Fiberglass Garden Tub                           *Up-Grade Insulation

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We Sell Homes All Over Kentucky And Tennessee We Have Customers In Towns Like

Williamsburg Kentucky  , Mc Creary Co Kentucky , Corbin Kentucky , London Kentucky , Somerset Kentucky , Bowling Green Kentucky , Hazard Kentucky , Pikeville Kentucky ,

Preston burg Kentucky , Richmond Kentucky , Berea Kentucky , Monticello Kentucky , Many Many Moore

We Sell Homes All Over Tennessee In Towns Like Oneida Tennessee , Huntsville Tennessee ,Scott Co Tennessee ,

Jamestown Tennessee , Lafollatte Tennessee , Jellico Tennessee , Knoxville Tennessee , Robbins Tennessee , Clinton Tennessee ,

Edgewood Homes  "Home of The Lowest Price Guarantee"
We Carry All The Name Brands Like
Fleetwood Homes, Giles Homes, Kabco Homes, Waverlee Homes, Platinum Homes, Clayton Homes, Buccaneer Homes, Franklin Homes, Southern Homes, and Southern Estates
Edgewood Homes
275 Happy Hollow Rd
Williamsburg, Ky 40769
Phone  Dewayne (606)549-5223 or Cell (606)524-8510
email dewayneperkins14@gmail.com
Web www.edgewoodhomes.com

About Fleetwood

America's Preferred Choice

Since 1950 Fleetwood has been surprising families with how much home they can afford. And throughout the years, we have grown to become one of the nation's largest home builders by offering the quality, floor plans, and design options that you'd expect to find in a custom home. Families from all walks of life are drawn to Fleetwood because of our reputation for building the finest homes, pricing them affordably, and backing them with outstanding service and warranty protection.

More than 55 Years of Pioneering Leadership

Fleetwood was founded on an uncompromising dedication to its craft and its customers. As a leader that has shaped and transformed the industry, Fleetwood brings years of experience to the design and construction of each home we build. Owning a Fleetwood home means years of comfortable living.

A Home Just for You

Our dedicated design team works to develop homes that fit the needs of all types of families across the country. With all the innovative floor plans, state of the art amenities, and time-saving appliances to choose from, there's a Fleetwood home that is just right for you and your family.

The Construction Process

Factory-crafted construction: A better way to build

What exactly is a factory-crafted home? It may be hard to imagine building a home in a factory, but compared to building on site, there are some big advantages:

• Controlled environment - Homes built in a factory aren't exposed to the elements.
• Time - Electrical, plumbing and every other construction process is done at the factory, eliminating the scheduling hassles that slow down site-built construction. And we're not subject to the same weather delays you experience when everything happens on site.
• Cost - There is very little waste building a factory-crafted home - and, because we buy construction materials in large quantities, we can offer lower prices.
• Quality - Every Fleetwood home meets or exceeds the code requirements of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and is scrutinized by countless inspections.

Construction Highlights

Seeing raw materials transformed into nearly complete homes is fascinating. For every home we build, skilled craftsmen execute thousands of tasks. Here are highlights of the process for most of our homes:

• Steel cross members and outriggers are welded to massive steel I-beams to form the base frame, which is engineered to support the weight of the structure and meet federal building codes.
• Floor joists are laid over the base frame. Insulation, heat ducts, and plumbing are installed.
• Flooring is fastened and glued to the floor joists.
• While the frame is constructed, walls are built. For extra strength and stability, sheetrock is both nailed and glued to wall studs.
• Once walls are installed, truss rafters are attached and high-grade insulation is put in.
• Roof sheathing and roofing paper is installed. This is sealed with tar three feet from the edge for extra protection. The roof is then shingled. This process varies by home type.
• All interior finish work is done including installation of custom cabinetry from Fleetwood's industry-leading cabinet shops.
• Siding is mounted and windows set.
• Multi-section homes are checked to ensure seams and patterns match, final inspection is conducted, and the home prepared for transportation.

Another carefully crafted Fleetwood home, ready for delivery, is completed in a few days instead of weeks or months.

Award-Winning Designs from Fleetwood Homes

Cavco Industries, Fleetwood's parent company, was just awarded with the prestigious title of 2010 Manufacturer of the Yearby the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI). Every year industry leaders vote for the individuals and companies that are considered the best in their class. "Having shown great leadership and commitment to the industry over the last year, winners were chosen by their peers to be honored with the prestigious manufactured housing industry awards", commented Ken Cashin, chairman of the Manufactured Housing Institute. Over the years, Fleetwood Homes has also received numerous MHI National Industry Awards for excellence in design. Here is a sampling of some of those designs that have been recognized over the years. While these homes are not available, it is likely you'll find the award-winning details in the homes currently available at your nearest Fleetwood Retailer

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CONSTRUCTION:

Removable Hitches
Equalized Axle System
10,000 lb. Jack/Coupler
12” x 11.8# / ft. I-Beams Used for Each Chassis
Electrostatic Chassis Paint Process
Outriggers / Cross Members 8’-0” O.C., (Recessed Outriggers for perimeter foundation wall standard)
2 x 8 Floor Joists @ 24” O.C. in 30’ Wide Homes (16” O.C. available)
2 x 8 Floor Joists @ 16” O.C. in 32’ Wide Homes
Floor Decking: 3/4” Oriented Strand Board (OSB) (3/4” Tongue and groove plywood available)
2 x 6 Exterior Walls 16” O.C. with 2 x 6 single Bottom and Top Plate
2 x 4 Marriage Walls 16” O.C with 2 x 4 single Bottom and Top Plate
2 x 4 Interior Walls 16”-24” O.C., w/ 2x4 Bottom and Top plate
8’ - 0” Flat Ceilings Throughout, (9’ - 0” Flat Ceiling Option Available)
Standard Roof 2x4 Rafters 24” O.C. (Optional 4/12, 5/12, 6/12, 7/12, & 9/12 Roof Pitches available)
Dormer on Front Door Side with Standard Roof
Condensation Control Ventilation System - Includes: Mechanical
Turbine Roof Vents, Continuous Eave Venting, Ventilaire Air Transfer
System, Ventilation Baffles Used to Ensure Correct Air Flow with
Option R-26, R-30, & R-38 Roof Insulation
Available in Modular Construction 2006 to 2009 International Residential Code (depending on state/local building code)
PLUMBING:

CPVC Fresh Water Plumbing / PVC Drain Lines
Metal Facuets Throughout, including Tubs and Showers ( Various Finishes)
Double Bowl Stainless Steel Sink with W/Goose Neck Facet with Sprayer
Master Bath: (Depending on Model)
* Island Style Tub and 1 Piece Fiberglass 48” Shower Stall (60” Shower Available)
Second and/or Third Bath: 60” 1 Pc. Fiberglass Tub/Shower Combo
All 60” Tub/Shower Combo Standard with Curved Shower Rod for Extra Space
(2) Exterior Frost Proof Faucet located per plan
Elongated Water Saver Porcelain Commodes
Plumbed For Washer with Leak Proof Faucet Compartment
Cultured Marble Lavs all Baths
Shutoff Valves at Lavs, Sinks, Commodes, Icemaker, Dishwasher, and at Water Inlet to Home
Pressure Regulator Installed at Water Inlet for Protection of Water Lines
Water Heater w/ Pressure Relief Valve, Drain Pan and secondary Compartment Drain and compartment sealed for extra protection
ELECTRICAL:

Total Electric Standard
200 AMP Service with All Copper Wire
GFI Protected Receptacles in All Bathrooms
GFI protected Receptacles in kitchen within 6’0” of sink
(2)GFI Protected Exterior Receptacles
Smoke Detectors in Each Bedroom and Living Area, All Smoke Detectors are
Interconnected to Alarm Simultaneously if Any One Alarm Activates
Wired and Vented For Electric Dryer
Power Vented Range Hood w/Light Over Range
Exhaust Fan With Light All Baths
Track Light Over Kitchen Sink
Glass Chandelier All Dining Rooms
Glass Light Shades All Other Rooms
Wire and Brace for Ceiling Fan in Living Room, Den, and All Bedrooms
All interior lights are Brushed Nickle Finish (Rubbed Bronze fixtures available)
Recess Can Ceiling Lights in Kitchen
Lavatory lights over all bath lavatories
Exterior Light at All Entrance Doors
Flood Lights on All Corners of Home
TV Jacks - Living Room, Den, and Master Bedroom
Phone Jacks - Living Room, Den, Master Bedroom
Programable Thremostat for Heating and Cooling
INSULATION:

Floor: R-11, Wall: R-19, Roof: R-30; (Optional Packages Available up to
Floor: R-22, Wall: R-19, Roof: R-38)
All Heating/Cooling Duct Work Insulated w/R-8 Foil back Insulation
Marriage Wall Insulated and covered with airguard barrier, additionally, gasket seal installed at marriage wall connection between sections of home
EXTERIOR:

Lifetime Premium Gauge Vinyl Siding Installed on 7/16” Oriented Strand Board Sheathing
w/Airguard moisture barrier between vinyl siding and storm sheathing
Vinyl siding, Crane Board Siding w/R-4 Insulated Backing, and James Hardi Cement Siding Available in a variety of colors
Fully Vented Vinyl Soffit Under Eaves
James Hardi Cement Board Fascia Painted backed with 2 x 6 framing for Strength
3 – Tab Fiberglass Shingle Roof (20 year warranty on shingles) Installed on 7/16” Oriented Strand Board decking w/shingle underlayment between shingles and decking
30 year Architechtural Shingle Available
12” Fixed Overhang All Around (Hinge Roof Overhang May Vary)
7/8” Vinyl Thermopane Windows w/ Low E Glass
38” x 82” 6-Panel Steel Exterior Doors w/full view storm front and rear of home
Other Selections of front doors including sidelights, French doors, and patio doors available
INTERIOR:

1/2” Smooth Finished Sheetrock in all rooms including kitchen and baths
All Walls Painted with your choice of variety of colors available
Textured Ceilings
Perimeter Heating/Cooling System including Adjustable Registers in Floor
Heating/Cooling System including Adjustable Registers in Ceiling (Optional)
Note: Some Models may require Heating/Cooling System (HVAC) to be installed on site by others
All Tubs and Showers attached to wall studs so drywall can be finished around flange
All Showers include Deluxe Clear Sliding Glass Doors
Melamine Covered Shelving in all closets.
All Master Bedroom Closets Standard with Closet Organizer System
2” Plantation Mini Blinds Throughout
Color Coordinated Drapes (According to Decor)
3-1/2” Crown Molding throughout, 5-1/4” Crown Molding ( Availaable with 9’-0” wall Height only)
5-1/4” Baseboard Molding throughout
Window Stools in all Windows
Residential Window and Door Facings
Pre-Hung Door System w/ (3) Heavy Duty Mortised Hinges, Architectural Jambs and Facings.
Lever lock Knobs, and Door stops
Brushed Nickel Hardware Package (Rubbed Bronze Hardware Available)
6 Panel Interior Doors Standard
Pocket Doors and 36” doors may be optioned where Space Allows
CABINETS:

Roll Form Formica Countertops w/ Backsplash
All Cabinets Glued and Dadoed
Superior Melamine Finished Cabinets in Various Colors
Wood Cabinets available as option
36” Base Cabinets w/ Bottom and Middle Shelves (minimum 2 drawer stacks)
30” Overhead Cabinets w/ Middle Shelf, (42” Overhead Cabinets with (2) Shelves in
models With 9’ - 0” Flat Ceilings Optioned)
Specialty Range Hood Cabinets Available
All Drawers Vinyl Lined W/Dual Roller Guides
Double Washer/Dryer Cabinets with Shelf and Rod in Utility
Crown Molding on All Overhead Cabinets
FLOOR COVERING:

16” x 16” Hand Laid Tile installed in Kitchen, Bath, & Utility
All Tile Installed on Diamond Pattern. (Multi Color Flooring Pattern Availble)
25 oz. Plush Pile Action Backed Carpet Installed Over Rebond Pad w/ Perimeter Tack Strip
Other flooring Available (Laminate Wood, Upgrade Carpet, Ceramic Tile
APPLIANCES:

Name Brand Appliances w/ Nationwide Warranty - Include:
- 18 Cubic Ft. Refrigerator w/ Auto Defrost and Icemaker
- 30” Electric Range, w/ Clock, Timer and Storage Drawer -
Pot Scrubber Dishwasher
Optional appliances available are 25 cubic ft. Refrigerator, 72� Refrigerator Freezer Combo ( where Kitchen will accommodate), DBL Oven, Single Oven, Oven / Microwave unit, Cooktops (smooth and coil top), Microwave Venthood over standard range.
All appliances are Black (Stainless Steel, White )
55 Gallon High Efficiency Electric Water Heater w/ Dual Element (5-Year Warranty on Heating Element)
Garbage Disposal(Optional)
Gas Appliances available
PRE-SHIPMENT INSPECTION:

Sections Pre-Aligned At Factory To Assure Proper Fit Upon Delivery
Hinged Roofs Are Raised and Pre-Aligned At Factory To Assure Proper Fit Upon
Delivery
Water System Tested For Leaks
Drainage System Tested For Leaks
Electric System Tested For Proper Operation, Polarity, Continuity, and Capacity
Heat Duct System Tested for leaks and proper Flow
Light Globes Installed Throughout
Optional Ceiling Fans Installed
Homes Are Inspected to Comply With Applicable Building Code By In-Factory Staff,
As Well As, Independent Third Party Inspection
Homes Are Inspected To Comply With Franklin Quality Standards
Home Is Weatherproofed and made ready for delivery
WARRANTY:

One(1) Year Manufactures Warrenty, Plus Ten(10) Year Limited Structural Warranty
Consistent with our ongoing production of homes, Franklin Homes, Inc. reserves the right to change prices, specifications, floor plans, and decor without notice. Floor plans shown with furniture are our suggested layout. Customers are under no restrictions as to furniture placement as shown. In the same respect Franklin Homes, Inc. is not responsible for the customers furniture placement due to the size, location of, or affect on light location due to said customer’s furniture.

Edgewood Homes is known as the lowest price best quality we buy factory direct  which allows Edgewood homes to save you  thousands of dollars

Edgewood Homes carries a huge selection with names like
Fleetwood  Hones
Kabco.   Homes
Platinum. Homes
Franklin Homes
Buccaneer  Homes
Giles Homes
Southern Homes
Southern Estates  Homes
Waverlee Homes
Clayton Homes

We offer financing for almost any credit
We have V.A Loans
F .H.A Loans
Rural Housing
First Time Home Buyers Programs

We can offer financing on the home of your dream
With Land & Home financing Edgewood can also finance your septic system ,Electric Hook-Up
Install Water ,Gutters , Porches , Side-Walks ,Driveways much more
All this for one low monthly payment

Edgewood Homes
We Sell Homes All Over Kentucky And Tennessee We Have Customers In Towns Like

Williamsburg Kentucky  , Mc Creary Co Kentucky , Corbin Kentucky , London Kentucky , Somerset Kentucky , Bowling Green Kentucky , Hazard Kentucky , Pikeville Kentucky ,

Preston burg Kentucky , Richmond Kentucky , Berea Kentucky , Monticello Kentucky , Many Many Moore

We Sell Homes All Over Tennessee In Towns Like Oneida Tennessee , Huntsville Tennessee ,Scott Co Tennessee ,

Jamestown Tennessee , Lafollatte Tennessee , Jellico Tennessee , Knoxville Tennessee , Robbins Tennessee , Clinton Tennessee ,

Edgewood Homes  "Home of The Lowest Price Guarantee"
We Carry All The Name Brands Like
Fleetwood Homes, Giles Homes, Kabco Homes, Waverlee Homes, Platinum Homes, Clayton Homes, Buccaneer Homes, Franklin Homes, Southern Homes, and Southern Estates
Edgewood Homes
275 Happy Hollow Rd
Williamsburg, Ky 40769
Phone  Dewayne (606)549-5223 or Cell (606)524-8510
email dewayneperkins14@gmail.com
Web www.edgewoodhomes.com

The Advantages Of MANUFACTURED Housing , The Advantages Of Mobile Homes

Edgewood Homes  "Home of The Lowest Price Guarantee"
We Carry All The Name Brands Like
Fleetwood Homes, Giles Homes, Kabco Homes, Waverlee Homes, Platinum Homes, Clayton Homes, Buccaneer Homes, Franklin Homes, Southern Homes, and Southern Estates
Edgewood Homes
275 Happy Hollow Rd
Williamsburg, Ky 40769
Phone  Dewayne (606)524-8510
email dewayneperkins14@gmail.com
Web www.edgewoodhomes.com

THE ADVANTAGES OF MANUFACTURED HOUSING
Cost-Effective:

Depending on the region of the country, construction cost per square foot for a new manufactured home averages up to 35 percent less than a comparable site-built home.
Independent appraisal studies confirm that manufactured homes can appreciate in value the same as other forms of housing.
Built for Quality:

All aspects of the construction process are controlled.
The weather does not interfere with construction and cause delays.
All technicians, craftsmen and assemblers work as a team and are professionally supervised.
Inventory is better controlled and materials are protected from theft and weather-related damage.
All construction materials, as well as interior finishes and appliances, are purchased in volume for additional savings.
Cost of interim construction financing is significantly reduced or eliminated.
All aspects of construction are continually inspected.
Amenities:

Floor plans are available that range from basic to elaborate, with vaulted or tray ceilings, fully-equipped kitchens, walk-in closets, and bathrooms with recessed tubs and whirlpools.
A variety of exterior siding is available, including metallic, vinyl, wood, or hardboard. In some cases, homebuyer can also opt for stucco exteriors.
Homes have pitched roofs with shingles and gabled ends.
Design features such as bay windows are available.
Awnings, patio covers, decks, site-built garages and permanent foundations are available as upgrades.
The home can be customized to meet the needs of the consumer.

The building materials in today's manufactured home are the same as those used in site-built homes.
The homes are engineered for wind safety and energy efficiency based on the geographic region where they are sold.
Manufactured homes may be one of the safest housing choices available today because of federal laws requiring smoke detectors, escape windows, and limited combustible materials around furnaces, water heaters and kitchen ranges.
Properly installed homes can withstand 120-130 mph 3-second gust winds in areas prone to hurricanes.
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
With the crisis in affordable housing continuing across America, manufactured housing offers a unique source of quality, nonsubsidized homes that people can afford. With an average per-squarefoot cost ranging from 10 to 35 percent less than site-built homes, depending on geographic region, today's manufactured homes provide homebuyers with the best value to be found in the housing marketplace.

The affordability of manufactured housing can be attributed to the efficiencies emanating from the factory-built process. The controlled environment and assembly-line techniques remove many of the problems encountered during site building, such as poor weather, theft, vandalism and damage to building products and materials stored on site. Also, factory employees are scheduled and managed more effectively and efficiently, as opposed to the system of contracted labor employed by the site-built housing industry.

Manufactured home building also benefits from the economies of scale that result from being able to purchase large quantities of building materials and products. As a result, manufactured home builders are able to negotiate better prices on many construction materials and products for the home and pass these savings on to the homebuyer.

In addition to affordability, today's manufactured homes also offer the quality, amenities, and technologically advanced features that homebuyers desire. Ranging from vaulted ceilings to working fireplaces to state-of-the-art appliances, today's manufactured homes offer the homebuyer the opportunity to customize a home to fit a family's particular lifestyle and needs, at a price they can afford.

Once known primarily for providing rural housing, today's manufactured homes are evolving, with architectural styles that blend into most neighborhoods and offer real housing options for suburban and urban markets. Exterior designs make these homes indistinguishable from site-built homes, allowing them to blend in seamlessly with existing neighborhoods. As a result, developers and builders are using manufactured housing in their subdivisions in increasing numbers.

Greater focus on energy efficiency within the manufactured housing industry has resulted in a significant jump in the numbers of manufacturers building EnergyStar-labeled manufactured homes. These homes, with enhanced levels of insulation, as well as more efficient heating and cooling equipment, provide homeowners with substantial savings on their energy costs.

An emphasis on innovation and "out of the box" thinking - including two-story and single-family attached homes - is propelling the manufactured housing industry forward in many new areas. With continued advances in technology and public acceptance, manufactured housing will remain a major provider of quality, affordable housing in the 21st century.

FINANCING
Today's buyer of both new and existing manufactured homes may choose from a wide array of financing options. Some financial institutions offer an entire menu of lending programs. The house can be financed as personal property, on leased land, in a manufactured home community or on a privately owned site. Buyers who desire to acquire land in conjunction with the home can finance the land and home together. Properly financed, the purchase of a manufactured home will lead to equity building for the homeowner.

Most buyers arrange financing for manufactured homes through the retailer from whom they buy their home. These retailers maintain business relationships with a number of lending institutions - large national lenders as well as local institutions - and can assist in the preparation and submission of a credit application. Customers also may shop independently for financing with a lender of their choice.

Manufactured homes can be financed as personal property. Even when the home and land are financed together, the home is often secured as personal property and the land as real property. A growing number of buyers are opting to put their homes on land they are purchasing or already own. Traditional manufactured home personal-property lenders have created land-and-home financing programs designed to accommodate this trend.

Another growing trend for homebuyers is to finance their home and land together as real property using conventional mortgage financing obtained through a traditional mortgage lender. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the primary secondary market sources for mortgage loans in the U.S., encourage this trend through their guidelines for accepting real estate mortgage loans for 20-and 30-year terms secured by manufactured homes.