These people are far worse than a used car dealership. They lie about everything. We ordered a custom home. During the time that we waited for it to be built, Republic Homes changed managers three times. Two were fired for illegal activity. The "coordinator," Tabi will tell us anything just to get off the phone. She called the first week of December to let us know the home was on its way. After a week, we called the actual manufacturer (Franklin Homes). He said it was sitting in their lot, awaiting new cabinets that were damaged. It finally arrived December 16th. We told Tabi because she was unaware and freaking out. Why? Because the home would go to their lot, then another crew would bring it to our property. She didn't have room on the property, as if that was our problem. The crew to remove the wheels & place on blocks were there the next day (December 17th) and did a great job. Then everything came to a screeching halt because of Christmas. Tabi stated that the HVAC had been installed on January 13th. We're living in a small travel trailer on the property. NOBODY has been on the property since December 17th. The Franklin Homes crew to finish out the home arrived on January 14th. They're doing a great job. However, without the HVAC installed, the mud isn't drying, so they can't paint. The crew manager came and asked us if we could get Republic Homes to move faster in getting the HVAC installed because Tabi was full of excuses. (They're busy because of the cold weather). If Republic Homes didn't subcontract with the lowest bidder, they could get immediate results. Tabi then called, chewed us out for, "bothering the crew," and interfering with her job. At this point we're ready to call Franklin (the manufacturer) and have them put a fire under Republic Home's workers. Once Republic Homes makes the sale, they just don't care about the customer at all. This is a $260,000 home, so Republic Homes made a huge profit off of us, yet treats us like dirt. Run far from Republic Homes! I would give it zero stars, but that's not possible. read more

Republic Homes - Kitchen of Shoreline by Franklin Homes. - Mobile Home Dealers Near Me - Weatherford, Texas

The sales Destiny and Lindsey were very professional and tried to repair a bad situation. They did express that they are trying to rebuild this company. HOWEVER, found a home and offered $135,000 for it. Brand new it would have been a $200,000 home. Brandy excepted our offer for cash at $135,000. That was at 3pm. We told her we were two hours away, but we were on our way to give them the money. We drove two hours to show up and be told that another sales person Bailey just took check from another couple as we were there and our home was sold to someone else. It was put you literally passed each other. They said to make it up to us they would find us something at our $135,000 price that would make up for the home sold literally out from under us. I was furious to say the least, but I hold it in and allow them to show us other homes. I went home that night realized how upset I was. They sent a link to look at other homes on their Granbury lot. We find one home the Atlus, that we feel would make up for us driving two hours out of our way and the emotional upset of showing up with a verbal agreement that we were buying The Maverick at $135,000. To have it sold while we are on the lot standing in the home waiting for our sales person to make the transaction. To be told that they can't do that because that is a $200,000 home. When on Saturday they were going to do whatever they needed to salvage the sale. I already came to my conclusion that they could have done the right thing and stop the other couple and apologized, explaining that they already entered a verbal agreement with us to.sale us this home.and that we had drove two hours and were there with the money to buy the home. They should.have shown them other homes to.salvage that sale. Or called us before we drove two hours with our nine year old to say they were selling it to.someone else, but they could not do that because this all took place while we were there. We were told it was a mistake and a fluke thing that happened. I have my doubts... The GM could have stepped in at anytime instead outpacing the front porch and sending us straight to the home to look at it again and then sending Lindsey to break the news... As I have more time to consider what happened I feel she knew when we walked up this was happening and she didn't want us in the office while this other couple was in there. I also.think they sold it for the price of $138,888 that it was marked down to before they excepted our $135,000 offer. We have decided to go with another company that has a five star review and has a reputation of standing by their word and seems to communicate better with staff andclients. I would consider tbis if shopping for a home,because this is a personal process and a stressful. I wrote this review originally a couple of days ago. I was on Facebook marketplace today. As I am scrolling down I see a modular home that looks like the one that was sold out from under us only it is listed for $148,000 not the original $ $138,888 that it had been listed for. So I clicked on the listing to look. It and see who posted itt I saw Destiny has it listed again and not just her, I continued to look on Marketplace and the listing pops up again . Republic Homes saleperson Bailey also has itt listed again for $148,00. So it appears my intuition that they had sold it to the other people so they could make more on it was wrong and right. They made a agreement with us.. Then decided they didn't want to sell it to us for that price,. Instead of beinghonest. They let us drive two hours . This company is like walking onto a car lot. Their tactics are very much like a car salesmanship tactics. Beware of this company!!! read more

FIRST OFF LET ME SAY: BUYER BEWARE!!!! Make sure your SALE'S ASSOCIATE LISTEN'S TO YOU AND PAY'S ATTENTION AND NOT JUST SEE'S DOLLAR SIGNS!!!! Ask questions, make sure above all THEY LISTEN TO YOU AND HEAR WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. Me being a first time, brand new Home buyer I started this project in March of 2018 looking on line at some new manufactured home's to replace my old one which was falling apart. Looking on line was ok, but up close and personal was even better. Myself, Daughter, and Grandson decided to go look in person. First place we looked was Republic Homes, which we liked 2 of them, but decided to continue looking else where. To make it a short story I got screwed twice by 2 other places, took me for $2,000.00, each getting $1,000.00 each, at this point I'm stressed beyond belief, and madder than a wet hen. I was going to give up, and a coworker said you come this far don't give up now, so back to Republic Homes we went. Met with a sales associate at Republic Homes. Explained the situation, Pick out a Home. Due to weather set up was late, which was understandable. Delivery date was upon us, Went to the homesite to check on things, Noticed it was THE WRONG HOME! Called the sales associate at Republic told them they delivered the Wrong house, to which she argued with me telling me it was the house we picked out. Showed her the paper floor plan to the house we picked out, and explained to her this was the house we wanted. After about 2 hours of arguing with her, she then realized it was the wrong home and said she could amend it paper work. However the WRONG house would have to be moved and a new delivery date would be issued. They had already sold the house we originally wanted. The house we wanted would take about 1 month to be delivered. Due to not having another place to stay I had no choice but to just keep the wrong house. Got moved in and there was cosmetic issues through out the whole house. Nails under the carpet, under the vinyl floor, gouges in the walls, a chunk missing from the bathtub by the drain and so much more. Made a list sent it in to Republic homes with detailed pictures. Six months later the work is finally done. I have finally adapted to the WRONG home and is making the best of it. 1. Make sure the sales person understand exactly what you want and what you are looking for. Double, triple check everything! 2. Ask questions and make sure you get all the answers. 3. Once you pick out a home, ask if that's the actual home you are getting. 4. Inspect the home inside and out before it's moved off of their property. 5. Make a list and take pictures of ALL the damage or cosmetic items. 6. Do not second guess your self. When in doubt check it out! I have learned to live with the house I received. Some would say it is a blessing. It happened for a reason. Good luck to all when buying a manufactured home. read more

I recently decided to purchase a new mobile home for my mother who had suffered a stroke. However, it soon became apparent she would need round-the-clock care for quite a while, so I brought her to live with me for the time being. I put down a small ($500) deposit to hold a beautiful and unique trailer home, but when I had to back out of the deal they CHEERFULLY returned my money. These are good, honest people. If you are in the market for a mobile home I definitely recommend them as your dealer. read more

Republic Manufactured Homes in Weatherford is above par when it comes to purchasing a new home. I was in the market for about 5 months going back in forth between other companies ( I won't name them) and Republic was the first to not yank my chain. There was a price on the Patriot home that i really had my eye on, the sales woman Kathie didn't try to bargain with me at all i told her the price i will pay for the property and within minutes paperwork was being filed. I can not say enough good things about this company. They may look like a hole in the wall pulling in but they mean business. Thank you all at Republic, I will be telling all my friends about my wonderful experience as a new home owner. read more

I can't say enough good things about this business. The sales people are friendly and very knowledgeable. They made us feel welcome from the minute we walked in the door. I would highly recommend this business for any one looking for a mobile home. read more