Centennial Homes - Growing in a Demanding Environment
"This ain't your momma's double wide." This is a quote that was entered on the Centennial Homes' Facebook page in response to take a photo gallery consisting of pictures of modern kitchens and bathrooms available in our high end manufactured and modular homes. One thing is for sure factory built housing has changed for the better over the years, and Centennial Homes has changed and grown right along with the industry. Centennial Homes' commitment to unparalleled customer satisfaction, their certified professional in-house service department, and their overall focus on providing the highest possible quality product has solidified their position as the leading a manufactured housing retailer in the upper Midwest.
In late 2008 the American Housing market experienced a significant and profound collapse. Many manufactured housing dealers, and more than a few manufactured housing factories closed their doors forever. Unlike so many of their competitors, Centennial Homes did not cut back hours or reduce inventories. In fact, they were able to grow their business in the midst of financial turmoil and catastrophe across the country. While other dealerships were turning off the lights centennial homes was opening a new model Home Centers. Williston, North Dakota was the first new location which opened in late 2009. Another new manufactured and modular home a center was opened in 2011 in Dickinson, North Dakota.
The Bakken oil formation has drawn thousands of new residents to Western North Dakota. Oilfield workers in need of housing, and a recent catastrophic flood in Minot, North Dakota have created a tremendous and perhaps unprecedented demand for housing across the entire spectrum of the housing market. Oil companies have a high demand four fast housing. Displaced local residents have a tremendous need a fast and affordable housing and the nouveaux riches demand high quality, luxurious new homes. Centennial Homes is able to provide housing that meets the needs of each of these different groups through their expansive network of used home acquisitions, their extensive on site inventories of new homes, and their exclusive relationship with Friendship Homes of Minnesota.
Having been in business since 1969, and operating eight fully stocked model Home Centers in three states, gives Centennial Homes the experience and horsepower to solve housing problems both small and large. What sets this company a part from the rest of their competition is the fact that every one of their eight model Home Centers is serviced by a professional in-house setup, warranty, and service department. Almost every other manufactured home retailer in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana contract their setup and delivery with third party vendors who may not be familiar with the unique considerations of handling a wide variety of housing brands. Every member of the Centennial Homes Service department completes a rigorous training and certification program to ensure that their level of proficiency is unparalleled in the industry.
For more information or to schedule an appointment at a centennial homes model home center, visit them online at http://www.centennialhomes.com, or find them on Facebook with key word " centennial homes."
In late 2008 the American Housing market experienced a significant and profound collapse. Many manufactured housing dealers, and more than a few manufactured housing factories closed their doors forever. Unlike so many of their competitors, Centennial Homes did not cut back hours or reduce inventories. In fact, they were able to grow their business in the midst of financial turmoil and catastrophe across the country. While other dealerships were turning off the lights centennial homes was opening a new model Home Centers. Williston, North Dakota was the first new location which opened in late 2009. Another new manufactured and modular home a center was opened in 2011 in Dickinson, North Dakota.
The Bakken oil formation has drawn thousands of new residents to Western North Dakota. Oilfield workers in need of housing, and a recent catastrophic flood in Minot, North Dakota have created a tremendous and perhaps unprecedented demand for housing across the entire spectrum of the housing market. Oil companies have a high demand four fast housing. Displaced local residents have a tremendous need a fast and affordable housing and the nouveaux riches demand high quality, luxurious new homes. Centennial Homes is able to provide housing that meets the needs of each of these different groups through their expansive network of used home acquisitions, their extensive on site inventories of new homes, and their exclusive relationship with Friendship Homes of Minnesota.
Having been in business since 1969, and operating eight fully stocked model Home Centers in three states, gives Centennial Homes the experience and horsepower to solve housing problems both small and large. What sets this company a part from the rest of their competition is the fact that every one of their eight model Home Centers is serviced by a professional in-house setup, warranty, and service department. Almost every other manufactured home retailer in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana contract their setup and delivery with third party vendors who may not be familiar with the unique considerations of handling a wide variety of housing brands. Every member of the Centennial Homes Service department completes a rigorous training and certification program to ensure that their level of proficiency is unparalleled in the industry.
For more information or to schedule an appointment at a centennial homes model home center, visit them online at http://www.centennialhomes.com, or find them on Facebook with key word " centennial homes."
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