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Looking to buy a manufactured home? 

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Buying a home is the most important decision many families ever make. Buying the right home is dependent upon a lot of factors. That's why we urge home shoppers to not just browse floor plans and admire pictures but to meet face-to-face with a housing professional. Your housing professional helps families every day transform their ideas into dream home. Chose the For Buyers tab above to help get you started.

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  • Retail Trends Statistical Reports
    2012 Directory - Print out as your Alliance networking resource

 

Preferred Providers for the Wisconsin Housing Alliance
Horton/EMC
 
 


 

 



 
 

Installation of HUD Code Homes
A license is required to install manufactured homes. click here for a complete resource list.

 

Modular Homes For Wisconsin
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Madison, WI 53703
608-255-3131
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What Members have to Say!

"I have had to spend a lot of money since my dad died and I took over (his business)...but joining the WI Housing Alliance has been the best money spent by far!

"I can't even begin to tell you how much it means to someone like me ...to have someone there beside you.  You all are lifesavers."  


Who We Are
The Wisconsin Housing Alliance (formerly know as the Wisconsin Manufactured Housing Association), incorporated in 1949 was originally formed to address concerns with manufactured home manufacturers, retailers, suppliers and community owners. In 2003, the organization recognized the needs of modular home manufacturers and builders. In doing so it expanded its membership offerings and representation. As a part of that process it changed its name.

The Alliance is governed by three 9-person policy councils which determines the polices, membership offerings and programs for its segment of the membership. All 27 council members together constitute the Alliance Board of Directors.