Who sells triple wide homes in Georgia?
5 verified retailers and manufacturer dealer networks currently serve Georgia. We link directly to each one rather than list inventory or contact details ourselves, since that information changes; confirm current stock and pricing with the retailer.
| Retailer | Area served | Brands carried |
|---|---|---|
| DeLaigle Home Center | Augusta, serving the Central Savannah River Area (GA & SC) | Kabco, Cavco, ScotBilt, Timber Creek |
| Hilliard Homes | Douglas, serving 16 South Georgia cities | Fleetwood, Destiny, Cavco, TRU |
| Preferred Homes of Columbus | Columbus, serving Alabama and Georgia | Clayton, Champion, Fleetwood, ScotBilt and others |
| Deer Valley Homebuilders – Georgia retailers | Manufacturer's own Georgia dealer locator | Deer Valley Signature Series |
| Franklin Homes – Georgia retailers | Manufacturer's own Georgia dealer locator | Franklin Homes |
How much does a triple wide manufactured home cost in Georgia?
Triple wide manufactured homes in Georgia run $230,523 to $346,900 at base price. Freddie Mac put Georgia's 2024 average new manufactured home sale price at $124,800, about 1.2 percent above the national average, split between $85,500 for single-section and $146,700 for double-section homes.
Georgia manufactured home prices rose 68.6 percent over five years and 83.5 percent over ten, according to the same Freddie Mac analysis of Census Bureau data, though the most recent year showed no measurable change. A triple wide's larger footprint places it above the state's double-section average, consistent with the national pattern.
How do you title a manufactured home in Georgia?
Georgia titles manufactured homes through the Department of Revenue Motor Vehicle Division, the same office that titles cars, using county tag offices rather than a separate manufactured-housing agency. Any home built in 1963 or later requires a title to transfer ownership.
This is a different system from states that run manufactured housing through a dedicated agency. A buyer applies for a transfer of title at the local tag office in the county where the home will be installed, listing the home's full serial number on the application. Replacement titles use Department of Revenue Form MV-1.
A manufactured home starts as personal property under its Georgia title. To convert it to real property, the owner files Form T-234, the Certificate of Permanent Location, once the home is permanently affixed to land the owner holds title to. The filing carries an $18 fee and requires the current certificate of title along with sign-off from any security interest holder. A separate form, T-234A, applies when no title is required.
What permit does Georgia require to move a triple wide?
Georgia caps manufactured home transport at 16 feet of width standard, and requires an oversize permit through its GAPROS system for any section over 10 feet wide. Escort vehicles are required above 12 feet, scaling with width and road type.
| Section width | Interstate | Two-lane road |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 12 ft | No escort required | No escort required |
| Over 12 ft to 14 ft 8 in | 1 rear escort | 2 escorts (front and rear) |
| Over 14 ft 8 in to 16 ft | 2 escorts (front and rear) | 2 escorts (front and rear) |
A section over 12 feet wide must also be towed with a vehicle no smaller than a 15-foot transport unit, equipped with operating brakes on at least half its axles. Since a triple wide's individual sections travel at roughly 14.0 feet wide, most fall into the upper escort tier on at least one leg of the route. Permits are applied for through the Georgia Permitting and Routing Optimization System, GAPROS.
Where in Georgia do triple wide homes actually go?
Triple wide homes in Georgia go predominantly on privately owned rural and exurban land, since county zoning ordinances that permit manufactured housing typically require lot widths that standard subdivision and community lots do not offer.
Zoning in Georgia is set at the county and municipal level with no uniform statewide standard. Cherokee County, for example, publishes its own manufactured-home zoning FAQ addressing lot density, minimum home size, setbacks and exterior appearance requirements, and other counties set their own version of the same rules independently. Confirm the specific parcel's zoning classification with that county's planning department before purchase.
Augusta shows the clearest specific search demand for triple wide homes within Georgia, consistent with the state's large rural land base outside its Atlanta-area metro counties.
Which triple wide floor plans are available in Georgia?
Franklin Homes, Deer Valley Homebuilders and Live Oak Homes all serve Georgia from nearby plants in Alabama and within Georgia itself, keeping delivery distances and therefore delivery costs lower than for buyers further from the Southeast manufacturing belt.
Filter the full database by bedrooms, square footage and assembled width to shortlist plans, then confirm current availability with a Georgia retailer, since inventory at any given dealer changes as units sell.
Frequently asked questions about triple wide homes in Georgia
- How much is a triple wide manufactured home in Georgia?
- Triple wide manufactured homes in Georgia run $230,523 to $346,900 at base price. For context, Freddie Mac put Georgia's 2024 average new manufactured home sale price at $124,800, split between $85,500 for single-section and $146,700 for double-section homes.
- How do you title a manufactured home in Georgia?
- Georgia titles manufactured homes through the Department of Revenue Motor Vehicle Division, the same office that titles cars, using county tag offices rather than a separate manufactured-housing agency. Any home built in 1963 or later requires a title to transfer ownership.
- What permit does Georgia require to move a triple wide?
- Georgia requires an oversize permit through its GAPROS system for any manufactured home section over 10 feet wide, with escort vehicles required above 12 feet: one rear escort on interstates and two escorts on two-lane roads up to 14 feet 8 inches, and two escorts on most roads above that up to the 16-foot cap.
- Is a manufactured home real property or personal property in Georgia?
- A manufactured home in Georgia starts as personal property under its Department of Revenue title. It converts to real property by filing Form T-234, the Certificate of Permanent Location, once the home is permanently affixed to land the owner holds title to.
- Where in Georgia are triple wide homes most searched for?
- Augusta shows the clearest specific search demand for triple wide homes in Georgia, alongside broader statewide interest reflecting the state’s large rural land base outside its metro counties.
Sources: Freddie Mac analysis of US Census Bureau data, 2024; Georgia Department of Revenue Motor Vehicle Division (mobile home titling, Form MV-1, Form T-234 and T-234A); Georgia Department of Transportation oversize/overweight permit rules; Cherokee County, Georgia zoning department.