ABI (UK) makes a wide range of manufactured second homes, known in the UK as holiday homes. Its models have one, two, or three bedrooms; options include electric fireplaces and kitchen islands. Prices range from about £16,000 ($26,000) to some £61,000 (approximately $99,000). The company sells its homes to dealers and holiday parks throughout the UK and Ireland and in about a dozen European countries. Top customers include Parkdean Holidays and Park Resorts. ABI (UK) was formed as Ace Belmont International in 1972 following the merger of travel trailer company ACE International and leisure home company Belmont.

All American Group, Inc. and its subsidiaries manufacture and distribute system-built homes for residential buildings in the United States. Its system-built products include single-family homes, multi-family dwellings, military housing, motels/hotels, group living facilities, and residential subdivisions. The company also offers apartments, condominiums, hotels, and specialized structures for military use; and townhouses, senior housing facilities, and dormitories. It provides its system-built modules under the All American Homes, Mod-U-Kraf, and All American Building Systems names. In addition, the company, through a joint venture with ARBOC Mobility, manufactures a line of low floor Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant buses, under the Spirit of Mobility brand name. The company markets its products directly to the end users, as well as to approximately 383 builders in 27 states, who sell, rent, or lease the buildings to the end-user. The company was formerly known as Coachmen Industries, Inc. and changed its name to All American Group, Inc. in May 2010. All American Group was founded in 1964 and is based in Elkhart, Indiana.

American Buildings Company manufactures metal buildings and roofing products for industrial, institutional, and commercial construction applications. From multi-story buildings to customized self-storage units to metal roof and wall panels, the company's buildings and components are marketed through a network of more than 1,000 authorized builders and dealers in the US and Canada. Its heavy fabrication capabilities include building custom-engineered steel mills, sports stadiums, and large aircraft maintenance hangars. American Buildings Company and its former parent, MAGNATRAX, were acquired by steelmaker Nucor Corporation in 2007.

American Homestar Corporation produces factory built homes in the United States. The company offers manufactured and modular homes. It also facilitates chattel and land-home installment financing for purchasers of manufactured homes from its retail sales centers. In addition, the company offers various insurance products, principally property and casualty insurance for retail customers. Further, American Homestar involves in community and real estate development; and the provision of consulting services. It sells its products through company-operated retail sales centers in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, as well as through builders, developers, independent dealers, and developer-operated sales centers in manufactured housing communities. The company was founded in 1971 and is based in League City, Texas.

Apex Homes makes custom modular homes, condominiums, and light commercial structures for the wholesale market across the East Coast. It offers dozens of Apex-brand floor plans with styles ranging from chalet and ranch to split-level and cape designs; options include breakfast rooms, window dormers, and mud rooms. The company also sells plans for two- to four-bedroom homes bearing the Alpine brand. Apex Homes partners with M&T Bank to provide financing services. The late Robert Nipple founded the company in 1989.

Appalachian Log Homes designs and builds modern-day log structures for families and businesses. The company has more than 40 different pre-designed floor plans for log homes that range in size from about 430 sq. ft. to more than 4,000 sq. ft. and contain such modern amenities as sunrooms and skylights. The company can also custom-design homes to customer specifications. It makes log siding, railing, staircases, and wall systems as well. Commercial uses for the company's products include restaurants, office buildings, retail stores, churches, meeting halls, and lodges.

Butler Manufacturing, maker of pre-engineered buildings, structural systems, and roof and wall systems for nonresidential construction. A subsidiary of Australia-based BlueScope Steel, Butler produces pre-engineered and custom-designed steel structures used in a range of projects, from offices to schools to shopping centers. Through its BUCON and Butler Heavy Structures units, the company provides general contracting services for large-scale projects. Butler also offers real estate development services. It distributes its products throughout North America.

Cavalier Homes builds castles for regular Joes. Through about a half-dozen plants the company makes manufactured single- and multi-section homes for the low- to medium-priced market in the south-central and south-Atlantic US; it delivers around 4,000 homes annually. Louisiana is its largest market. Cavalier Homes also makes cabinetry and laminated wallboard. The company markets its products through a network of about 50 exclusive and about 240 non-exclusive dealers, as well as one company-owned retail center. Southern Energy Homes, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway portfolio company Clayton Homes, bought Cavalier Homes for nearly $50 million in 2009.

Cavco Industries, Inc. engages in the design, production, wholesale, and retail marketing of manufactured homes. It produces single-section and multi-section homes, park model homes, vacation cabins, and HUD code manufactured homes, as well as commercial structures for various purposes, including offices and showrooms. The company sells its manufactured homes through a network of retailers in the continental United States under Cavco Homes and Fleetwood Homes brand names. The company was founded in 1965 and is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona.

A Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, Clayton Homes builds one- and two-story modular and manufactured houses and other buildings that range in price from $20,000 to more than $130,000 for upscale models and range in size from around 700 to more than 3,000 sq. ft. The homes are built at about 35 plants and distributed across the US through a network of about 1,800 mostly independent, but also company-owned retailers. Clayton's homes often contain products from fellow Berkshire Hathaway companies such as Shaw flooring, Johns Manville insulation and MiTek fasteners. Clayton Homes also offers home financing, loan-servicing, and insurance through subsidiaries.

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