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Where
can I get a price on a home? While exploring the Internet for manufactured
housing, we suggest you: MH-Quote.com lists their preferred retailers around the country. In markets where we have not yet selected a preferred retailer, we provide a Yellow Pages search feature that allows you to find a retailer of interest. We also suggest you subscribe to our Newsletter since we announce all recent additions to the MH-Quote.com network. Where can I find information on manufacturers not listed at MH-Quote.com? Try using any major search engine on the Internet for the manufacturer of interest or use the Yellow Pages and contact them directly. How do I get information on a particular model of home? We recommend that you contact the Retailer that had the floor plan available. If the floor plan was from a retailer outside your market, print off the floor plan and take it to your local dealer. How do I get a catalog of your floor plans? MH-Quote.com does not make printed floor plan catalogs available. Please contact a retailer regarding floor plan information. Where can I get replacement parts for my home? Manufactured homes have many parts that are not available in most building supply centers. To ensure that the parts you buy are compatible with your home, we suggest you visit MHSupply.com. Where can I find the manufacturer of my manufactured home? We suggest that you search for the "data plate" which will contain the manufacturer's name, address, style of the home, and other pertinent information about the home. The data plate is permanently affixed to the home near the electrical circuit breaker box. Other locations include kitchen cabinet doors or bedroom closets - usually out of view to most residents. Data plates have been required on HUD homes since June 1976. What is PB plumbing pipe and where can I find more information concerning PB pipe claims? Between the late 1970s to the early 1990s, polybutylene (PB) plumbing pipe was installed in many manufactured homes. Subsequent problems with leaking PB plumbing systems brought on a class action suite against several manufacturers and distributors of these systems. (PB pipe can be identified as the blue pipe used in your yard to bring water to your home from the water meter, or the gray plastic pipe within your home that connects with gray or copper fittings.) If you are experiencing leaks and wish file a claim, you may contact The Consumer Plumbing Recovery Center (CPRC) at (800) 356-3496 or the U.S. Brass Trust at 1-800-622-0130. There will be a recording that will give you the information on how to file a claim.
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