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Manufactured Homes From Ames Now Feature Ultimate Kitchens

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Jun 23 2008

The Ames Home Center has been in the manufactured home and construction business for 20 years, and was recently featured in the Kennebec Journal, the area daily newspaper, for its feature in the Maine Manufactured Housing Show, which offers "ultimate" kitchens with its manufactured home purchases.

Nancy and Tim Ames, who have been the owners of Ames Home Center for 20 years, offer upgrades in their lighting and carpeting, but what has been very popular with their manufactured homes is sheet rock walls instead of panels typically found in manufactured homes.

Along with building the manufactured homes, Ames Home Center is also a dealer for several modular home lines, which include Eco-Building Systems of Oxford, Maine, Presidential Modular Homes built by Champion, and Redman modulars.

The Ames Home Center featured their 48-by-28 foot, three bedroom, two bathroom manufactured home model at the Manufactured Housing Show, which featured all of the upgrades available for the house.

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