Site Access Considerations

The i-House is very compelling to me great, and I would love to put one on some land I own in West Virginia. I was wondering about your requirements for site access. For instance, my site is located down a two mile private road that has a couple of tight turns. How can I determine if the road would be sufficient for delivery of an i-House?

21 May 2009 | jsulli2

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claytonihouseadmin said

May 21, 2009

Every site presents its own set of challenges. Tight turns, trees, and dips in the road. Once the location has been identified, the i-house specialist will inspect the site making suggestions on what limbs may need to be trimmed, and what gullies/dips need to be filled. It always amazes me how our delivery people get our homes on site. They are incredible. If, upon inspection, it is deemed a location untenable, we will notify you of this. To get this working - call the toll free number and arrange an appointment with your nearby i-house retailer.

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