We try a lot of things and keep what works
We try a lot of things and keep what works
As a leader in the housing market, Clayton Home Building Group® is always finding ways to grow and evolve. From new product development to collaboration and learning from partners and other innovators in the field, we're always looking to redefine what it means to do things differently.
Innovating, growing and building a better future is how we Drive change. By developing new technologies and processes, we can fulfill our purpose of quality, attainable housing for everyone.
Blurring on-site construction methods through off-site building solutions
Blurring on-site construction methods through off-site building solutions
We’re transforming the site-built homebuilding process through off-site construction and supply for Clayton Properties Group®, our site-built home division.
Precise construction through advanced drafting and robotic assembly delivers consistent materials, every time. The result? Quality homes with decreased build times that are completed when promised.
Driving change through innovation
Driving change through innovation
We seek great ideas - big and small - from team members that improve customer and team member experiences, identify new business opportunities and solve simple and complex organizational problems.
From modifying a production line process that betters home construction to thoughts about how to expand our sustainability efforts, we gather, collaborate, evaluate and implement ideas from everyone to Drive Change.
Stylish designs, high-end materials, energy-efficient features and a permanent foundation define CrossMod® Homes, creating a new innovative housing category that makes home ownership more attainable.
In Denver, where the average starter home price is $600,000, Clayton builder Oakwood Homes® launched ON2TM, a new urban site-built development with homes that start at half the price. Learn why Oakwood won Clayton’s Innovation Award for 2022.
CrossMod® is the registered trademark of the Manufactured Housing Institute.