New mobile home floor plans, drawn for Texas living.

New manufactured homes come in a few size families: tiny homes (one factory section, usually 12–16 feet wide, under 500 sq ft), single wide plans (one factory section, usually 14–18 feet wide), and double wide plans (two sections joined on site, 24–36 feet wide). Within each family, manufacturers offer dozens of layouts from studio up to 5 bed / 3 bath. Our plan book shows real models from our current Legacy Housing lineup — and we can order more.

Yes — that's the main reason to buy new. Because your home is built to order at the factory, you choose layout variations (like swapping a bedroom for an office), cabinet and countertop finishes, flooring, appliances, and exterior colors before the build starts. Customization options vary by manufacturer and model; we'll walk you through exactly what's available on the plan you pick.

It's mostly about factory sections and width. A tiny home and a single wide both ship in one piece — a tiny home is our smallest, most affordable option, while a single wide has more room to spread out. A double wide joins two sections on site for a wider, more site-built feel with open living areas, up to about 2,380 square feet in our current lineup. More width means more space and more layout freedom, and also a larger site and setup requirement.

Timelines vary with the factory's order queue, your option selections, and site preparation, so we quote a current build window when you order rather than a one-size-fits-all number. Once the home ships, delivery, leveling, tie-downs, and finish-out on a prepared site typically take a few weeks. We keep you updated at every stage.

Yes. Every new manufactured home sold in the United States must be built to the federal HUD Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards, and each section carries a red HUD certification label. In Texas, retailers are licensed by the TDHCA — our license is RBI 37928 — and installations must meet state standards for leveling, anchoring, and utilities.

No. Plenty of our customers pick a floor plan first and line up land, or a leased lot in a community, in parallel. If you already have land, bring the details — access, slope, utilities — and we'll confirm which plan sizes fit. If you don't, we can talk through what to look for so your site and your floor plan match.

We deliver and set up across South and Central Texas — roughly a 150-mile radius of San Antonio covering Bexar, Atascosa, Wilson, Medina, Guadalupe, Comal, and the neighboring counties. Delivery for farther sites is often still possible; call us at (210) 441-7040 and we'll tell you straight whether we can reach you.