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You will find that at Cavco Homes we are constantly developing new products, offering specials and announcing new value packages for your home buying needs. Make sure to check this page often for the latest news!
Introducing the Duplex Series
Cavco Durango | 4/22/2008 9:59:58 AM
 Cavco Durango introduces the all new Duplex Series, built to Residential Modular specs (IRC/UBC building code), with well designed floor plans for your multi-family needs. See your retailer to learn more about this unique and creative design of available floor plans. |
Energy Star Ready Homes
Cavco Durango | 1/16/2008
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Energy Star ready homes now at ½ off pricing. For a Limited time, order a home built by Cavco Durango facility and receive your energy star home ready features, which includes at the factory: 6” walls w/ R-19 insulation, 40 gallon hot water heater with a blanket (gas or electric), vinyl low E windows and up to R-42 roof insulation. See your Local Cavco Retailer for more info. |
Introducing Cedar Valley Cabins
Cavco Litchfield | 11/16/2007
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Cavco Litchfield is proud to introduce Cedar Valley Cabins our first cabin built for private property.Whether it is the perfect camping cabin, weekend getaway or your dream home, Cedar Valley Cabins are just a phone call away. Learn More and contact a Cedar Valley Cabins retailer today! |
MHIA Award
Cavco Litchfield | 11/10/2006
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Cavco's Litchfield factory won the 2006 MHIA Award for creative home design. This one bedroom and one bath porch model home was designed for the discriminating home owner with staron countertops, huntington brass faucets and a unique floor plan. |
Piestewa Native American Veterans’ Center
Cavco Litchfield | 4/18/2005
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Cavco Industries, Inc., a leading producer of manufactured housing, has donated a 2,350 square foot building to be used as the new Piestewa Native American Veterans’ Center on the Navajo Reservation in Tuba City, Arizona. The center is dedicated to the memory of Spc. Lori Piestewa, a member of the Hopi Tribe and a native of Tuba City. She was the first female Native American soldier killed in combat in a foreign war. |
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