Palm Harbor Homes
Palm Harbor Homes is a U.S. manufactured and modular home brand that has been serving homebuyers since 1977. The company became known for factory-built housing, customizable floor plans, modular construction, manufactured homes, on-your-land projects, and related homebuying support. Palm Harbor has historically maintained a particularly strong presence in Texas while also serving customers through retailers and building operations in several other states.
The brand offers manufactured homes, modular homes, mobile homes, single-section homes, multi-section homes, tiny-home-style products, custom modular construction, and specialized on-your-lot solutions. Palm Harbor emphasizes factory-controlled construction, reduced exposure to weather during building, energy efficiency, customization, and a homebuying process that can connect customers with financing and insurance resources.
Palm Harbor is no longer an independent publicly traded homebuilder. It became part of Cavco Industries after Cavco completed the acquisition of Palm Harbor assets in 2011. More recently, Cavco has been consolidating several legacy retail and manufacturing brands under the Cavco name. As of March 30, 2025, multiple Palm Harbor manufacturing and retail operations began transitioning to Cavco-branded identities, although the Palm Harbor consumer brand and website remain active.
Palm Harbor Homes does not currently publish a separate nationwide corporate headquarters switchboard for ordinary customer inquiries.
Current central model-center contact
1-888-466-3719.
Palm Harbor recommends contacting the applicable authorized retailer or model center for sales, warranty, construction, delivery, financing, and post-sale questions.
General model-center routing
1-888-466-3719
Additional product-information line
1-888-466-3718.
Palm Harbor no longer operates as an independent standalone public company with the former Addison corporate structure.
Current parent company headquarters
Cavco Industries, Inc.
3636 North Central Avenue, Suite 1200
Phoenix, AZ 85012-1998
United States.
For current parent-company corporate matters
Cavco Industries, Inc.
3636 North Central Avenue, Suite 1200
Phoenix, AZ 85012-1998
Palm Harbor’s former Texas headquarters addresses should now be treated as historical or legacy brand offices rather than the current independent corporate headquarters.
Palm Harbor does not prominently publish one universal public customer-service email for all homebuyers.
Customers should use the official contact form or contact their local Palm Harbor/Cavco retail center.
Manufactured Housing, Modular Homes, Factory-Built Housing, Residential Construction and Home Retail
1977.
Palm Harbor does not currently publish a standalone brand-only employee count.
Employment is now part of the broader Cavco organization and its manufacturing, retail, finance, insurance, and corporate operations.
Palm Harbor continues to maintain a network of authorized and company-related retail centers, while Cavco has been consolidating a number of former Palm Harbor locations under the Cavco brand. The exact current Palm Harbor-branded count is not separately published as one verified national figure.
Palm Harbor does not publish universal corporate walk-in hours.
Individual model centers maintain their own operating schedules.
Palm Harbor does not have a standalone Investor Relations department.
Parent company Investor Relations
Careers are generally handled through Cavco and local retail/manufacturing operations.
Palm Harbor designs and sells HUD-code manufactured homes in multiple layouts and price ranges. These homes are factory built under controlled conditions and transported to the customer’s site for installation.
Palm Harbor offers modular homes built in sections inside controlled manufacturing facilities and assembled on permanent foundations. Modular designs can often be customized to meet local codes, lot requirements, and customer preferences.
The company markets new factory-built homes commonly described by consumers as mobile homes, although modern homes are generally constructed under manufactured-housing standards. Palm Harbor also lists available inventory for customers seeking homes that can be delivered more quickly.
Single-section homes provide more compact layouts and can be suitable for buyers prioritizing affordability, smaller lots, retirement living, or reduced maintenance.
Multi-section manufactured homes provide larger floor plans with more bedrooms, bathrooms, living areas, kitchen space, and optional luxury features.
Palm Harbor allows buyers to personalize many modular designs through floor-plan changes, finishes, flooring, cabinets, lighting, tile, and other selected options.
Palm Harbor specializes in helping customers place a manufactured or modular home on property they already own. The company can coordinate the home itself with site-related planning and final installation through the applicable retailer or contractor.
Homes are constructed indoors in manufacturing facilities, reducing weather delays and limiting exposure to moisture and jobsite conditions during major stages of construction.
Palm Harbor promotes energy-efficient construction and optional features intended to reduce utility usage and improve long-term comfort.
Buyers can select from hundreds of available floor plans and customize many designs according to family size, layout preferences, budget, and local availability.
Palm Harbor retailers can help customers explore financing resources for manufactured and modular homes. Financing is subject to lender approval and should be reviewed separately from the home purchase contract.
Palm Harbor’s vertically integrated business model has historically connected customers with insurance resources through the broader Cavco family of companies.
Palm Harbor currently promotes long-term warranty coverage on qualifying new homes sold through participating company channels. Buyers should confirm exact warranty duration, exclusions, and service procedures before signing a purchase agreement.
Customers can tour display homes, compare floor plans, discuss construction options, and review pricing through Palm Harbor and Cavco model centers in multiple states.
No standalone current nationwide Palm Harbor corporate switchboard is prominently published.
Parent company Cavco Industries
602-256-6263.
602-256-6263
This number belongs to Cavco Industries, Palm Harbor’s parent company.
602-256-6263
General Palm Harbor model-center routing
1-888-466-3719.
Additional product and model-center support
1-888-466-3718.
1-888-466-3719
Sales inquiries should generally begin with the nearest Palm Harbor or Cavco retailer.
General model-center routing
1-888-466-3719
Palm Harbor does not publish one universal billing number because transactions, deposits, financing, and construction payments may be handled by the specific retailer, lender, or contractor.
No universal regional-office number is publicly listed.
Individual model centers have their own direct numbers.
No universal international Palm Harbor support number is publicly listed.
Palm Harbor does not publish a nationwide after-hours emergency hotline.
Cavco Industries Investor Relations can be reached through the parent company corporate office
602-256-6263
investor_relations@cavco.com.
No dedicated permanent Palm Harbor media phone is prominently published.
No standalone national Palm Harbor HR number is prominently listed.
Not applicable.
The best way to reach a real person about a home purchase is to contact the specific Palm Harbor or Cavco retail center handling your transaction. Home pricing, build specifications, delivery schedules, financing referrals, deposits, site preparation, installation, warranty coordination, and closing documents are usually tied to the individual retailer or manufacturing facility rather than a centralized call center. Have your sales agreement, home serial or model information, retailer name, purchase date, and salesperson’s name available before calling.
For general home-shopping assistance, use 1-888-466-3719. If the issue involves corporate ownership, investor matters, or a situation that cannot be resolved through the local retailer, Cavco Industries can be contacted through its Phoenix headquarters at 602-256-6263. Customers should make clear whether the matter concerns a Palm Harbor retail location, manufacturing defect, retailer agreement, financing company, or insurance provider so the issue can be routed correctly.
Palm Harbor Homes no longer operates as an independent public corporation with its own separate national headquarters.
Its current parent-company headquarters is:
Cavco Industries, Inc.
3636 North Central Avenue, Suite 1200
Phoenix, AZ 85012-1998
United States.
Parent-company corporate matters are handled through Cavco Industries in Phoenix.Palm Harbor consumer and sales operations continue through brand websites, manufacturing locations, and local retail centers.
No separate universal Palm Harbor corporate mailing address is currently promoted for all customer matters.Customers should use the address appearing on their sales, warranty, financing, or retailer documents.
For a specific purchase or warranty complaint, the most important address is generally the retail center or manufacturing location named in the customer’s contract.
Palm Harbor Homes historically operated from
15303 Dallas Parkway, Suite 800
Addison, TX 75001-4600
with the former corporate phone
972-991-2422.
This address appeared in Palm Harbor’s SEC filings before its bankruptcy-era restructuring and Cavco acquisition, so it should not be presented as the current standalone headquarters.
Complaints may involve construction quality, warranty service, delivery delays, home setup, missing options, financing representations, retailer conduct, deposit disputes, or post-sale service. Customers should gather the purchase agreement, home serial or model number, retailer information, warranty documents, invoices, photos, inspection reports, repair records, and previous communications before escalating.
Start with the Palm Harbor or Cavco retailer that sold the home. Explain the issue clearly, provide the home model and purchase details, and request that the complaint be documented in writing. For general routing, customers can also call 1-888-466-3719. Local retailers generally have the fastest access to the sales file, service history, installer information, and warranty documentation.
If the problem involves manufacturing defects, installation, financing, insurance, or warranty work, ask to be connected to the department specifically responsible for that portion of the transaction. Manufactured-home purchases frequently involve several separate entities, so identifying whether the dispute concerns the retailer, manufacturer, installer, lender, insurer, or site contractor is essential before escalating.
If the first employee cannot resolve the issue, request review by the retail center manager, regional manager, service manager, or responsible operations leader. Provide a written timeline, photographs, repair estimates, inspection results, and copies of earlier promises or service requests. Ask for a written response identifying the company’s proposed resolution and expected next steps.
Submit a written complaint through the official Palm Harbor contact process or send correspondence to the retailer listed in the purchase agreement. Include your complete name, address, home serial number, purchase date, complaint details, prior contacts, and the resolution requested. Written records are particularly important when the dispute concerns warranty deadlines or alleged construction deficiencies.
If local management does not resolve the problem, escalate the issue through parent company Cavco Industries, Inc., 3636 North Central Avenue, Suite 1200, Phoenix, AZ 85012-1998. Include copies rather than originals of contracts, invoices, photographs, inspection reports, and previous correspondence.
For warranty or construction disputes, use any formal warranty-claim procedure identified in the home documents. For financing or insurance issues, submit the complaint directly to the lender or insurer involved rather than assuming Palm Harbor controls those decisions. Customers should also review any mediation, arbitration, inspection, or repair provisions contained in the purchase agreement.
Manufactured-housing regulators vary by state. In Texas, for example, the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs regulates manufactured housing and provides complaint and consumer resources. Other states maintain similar manufactured-housing or building-code agencies. Complaints involving HUD-code construction may also implicate federal manufactured-housing standards.
If the complaint concerns deceptive sales practices, deposits, financing, or unresolved consumer issues, consider the state Attorney General, state consumer-protection office, lender regulator, or Consumer Financial Protection Bureau where appropriate. The correct agency depends on whether the dispute involves the home seller, lender, insurer, contractor, or another business.
If the dispute remains unresolved, review the sales and financing contracts for arbitration, mediation, venue, notice, and warranty provisions before pursuing formal action. Because manufactured-home transactions can involve substantial financial obligations and multiple companies, consulting a qualified attorney may be appropriate when serious defects, large financial losses, title issues, or contract disputes remain unresolved.
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