FAQs

Some floor plans can be altered. To find the answer for a specific model it is best to contact a Skyline retailer in your area. To find retailers in your area we have provided a dealer locator on this page.

There is a “Blue Book” for manufactured housing. Most public libraries have it on their shelves. It is called the “N.A.D.A. Guide to Manufactured Housing Appraisal.

At this time we do build tag on rooms for existing homes. To add a room to your existing home are remodel your manufactured mobile home or modular homes. 

The differences between the two are the codes in which they are built. Mobile homes were manufactured in the early 70’s and conformed to local codes in force at the time. Manufactured homes are built to Federal HUD codes which in some cases are more stringent than local building codes.

Bryan Barnett Upwardly Manufactured Homes is the 1 and only 1 authorized to sale new Skyline and Champion Manufactured , modular, ADUs for Santa Barbara County California. We our licensed to build and install or take out manufactured homes. 

Bryan Barnett was started as a big job commercial or residential painting business. It is running successfully for over 25 years.

In the early 1990s the Bonneville Power Administration, (BPA), in conjunction with the State of Oregon, tested and developed criteria for a more energy efficient home package. This package was named Super Good Sense. The Super Good Sense package included; R-21 insulation in the walls, R-38 insulation in the ceiling and R-33 Insulation in the floor. A mechanical ventilation system was required. Heat ducts, windows, exterior doors, and skylights had to meet more stringent criteria as well for the Super Good Sense standards. The standards of the new Energy Star homes were developed by incorporating many of the standards of the Super Good Sense.