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American Homes of Syracuse

Listed in Syracuse 3.60 (111 reviews)

American Homes of Syracuse

American Homes of Syracuse builds manufactured and modular homes in New York. It has delivered that housing in the state for over 45 years, and its Syracuse location is in Central Square.

Last Updated October 2, 2026.

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Business Highlights
  • American Homes lists an insurance-backed 2-10 Home Warranty for qualifying structural defects in newly constructed homes.
  • The company says many of its homes are Energy Star efficient.

Service Area

Nearly all of Upstate New York, Central New York and the Catskills.

Active Business Listing

American Homes of Syracuse is one of 11 home builders ProsGrade lists in Syracuse, New York.

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Listing details

4 services listed, including Manufactured homes, Modular homes and Custom floor plans. Open 7 days a week. Rated 3.6 from 111 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How American Homes of Syracuse compares with the other 10 home builders on ProsGrade in Syracuse, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • Has the most Google reviews (111) of the 11 Syracuse home builders on ProsGrade.

Services Covered

4 services
  • Manufactured homesRanch, cape, chalet, two-story and single-wide styles
  • Modular homesRanch and double-wide floor plans can be built to modular code
  • Custom floor plansCustom plans; standard floor plans are customizable
  • Build on customer land

Reviews

What customers say

Critical customer experiences raise concerns about plans and completed work. A couple waited three months for stamped plans that arrived wrong; another homeowner describes a home left unfinished and costly to correct. In contrast, one homeowner praises the interior crew’s professionalism and says Corey and Lori were available when needed.

Customer Reviews

Vincent Stephans

My sister and her husband have been “working” with this company for months. Constant mistakes with the plans. Finally straightened out. Waited 3 months for the stamped plans, and those plans were WRONG!!! If they can’t get the plans right, how can they be trusted with site prep and build?
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Paitience Whitcombe

Our small experience visiting was honestly eye opening! The fact that the we were immediately met with feeling like we were annoying the sales rep by being there to him telling us what we can/cannot afford. Several emails left unanswered for simple questions. They clearly feel they can pick and choose what customers they want. Which is funny because last I knew everyone’s money is green..super unprofessional and I absolutely would not recommend visiting while searching for a modular/manufactured.
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Johnny P

They sell you a good story until something goes wrong. The quality of the homes are shoddy. Everything from loose plumbing vent. Electrical shorts, cracks they won’t fix. Employees stepping through the ceiling Sheetrock, not venting the decking floor furnace, etc. I’m sick of thinking of all that went wrong. Build a stick house
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Jamie Moody

Building a home is a process no matter who you go through. There are ups and downs and it can be a lot. Our interior guys were amazing and worked so hard to get everything done as quickly as they could and were very professional. Corey and Lori were there whenever we needed anything, and everyone was super nice. We love our new home!
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Alyssa Kogon

Do NOT use American Homes! Go somewhere else. They are disreputable and do not finish the homes they put up. What is finished is done shoddily and incorrectly. We spent $200,000 on a model home that is literally unfinished a year after it was put up. The siding is falling off as I write this and the interior is a sad mess that will cost me almost the price of the home to correct. They are careless and did not even cover the kitchen counters in the new house when they used it to put their tools, paint and plaster on it. I had to hire a professional clean up crew after they left. Even their own workers complailned to us about how fast they are expected to turn over a home. They destroyed a $3,500.00 refrigerator that arrived on site in perfect condition. They admitted they crushed it and did not fix or replace it. The house looked better when it was delivered to us than after they put it together. If you don't believe me go to Yelp, The NYS Attorney General's Page, and google reviews to see.This is not a review. It is a warning to find another wholesaler for your needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does American Homes include in its base price?

The base price covers standard home features built to New York and local building codes, site delivery, on-site installation, and interior and exterior finish. A standard build includes a 60-pound snow load, but site elevation can require greater capacity.

Does American Homes consider customer-provided floor plans?

Yes. It can review a custom home plan and provide an estimate.

Can a garage be added to an American Homes home after it is on site?

Some plans include a garage; American Homes can add one to any home once it is on site.

Does American Homes offer financing help?

The company lists an in-house lending expert who can match applicants with one of its approved lenders.

What does American Homes’ 2-10 Home Warranty cover?

For newly constructed homes, coverage starts the day the home closes. It provides one year of surety coverage for workmanship and materials, two years for defects in wiring, piping and ductwork in electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, ventilating and mechanical systems, and ten years for qualifying structural defects to load-bearing components.