Manufacturers move in, and move out, but we are surrounded in all directions by 100 miles of farmland - and this is the area hub. 

I work in places like Indianapolis and Cincinnati - we vet our contractors: references, background checks and require photos and progress notes in electronic form a minimum of twice per week.

I have a 2 unit property I am trying to get financing on, conventional if possible.2 units detached. 1 is a normal stick built house, the other is a manufactured house.

If you know the manufacturer of your siding, call them direct and have them connect you to the closest distributor.

There is reliable sources of information circling about a major car manufacturing company buying and building in this district, which would bring in thousands of jobs.

They have refused to replace as the manufacturing life says 15-20 years and its nine years old.

On a 40k home only having to put in 5k seems pretty low unless maybe this is a condo or manufactured home.

@Alex DeBirk I agree with @Steven J.We work with 'manufactured home park' managers and owners who are a valuable resource that we cultivate and maintain.

As a contractor, I get true wholesale pricing from some of the biggest manufacturers in the country including the ones you would pay retail for at the big box stores that you mentioned.If you are interested, I would be happy to create a layout, design and 3d rendering for you for free and give you a couple different price points for cabinetry.

The economy is not the best in Windsor, as is very manufacturing dependent, but with the lower dollar should spur some exports and stage a slow recovery.