Quigg Heating & Air, LLC

Quigg Heating & Air, LLC Jacob and Tina Quigg
Licensed and Insured

Jacob Quigg has over 30 years experience in HVAC service and installation.

05/25/2026
04/15/2026

🙋🏻‍♀️Hi! Jessica here! (Long post, so stick with me – it’s worth it!)
Ever been curious about the difference between different types of off-site built homes?
I’m here to break it down for you! Let’s talk about Mobile vs. Manufactured and then Manufactured versus Modular.
And YES! – WE SELL MANUFACTURED AND MODULAR HOMES.

Mobile homes? Trailers? We can take them in on trade, but mobile homes are no longer sold as new. In 1974, mobile homes were distinguished from manufactured homes when states enforced strict codes on safety and construction in areas like:
-Plumbing & electrical
-Home design
-HVAC
-Fire safety requirements
-Installation requirements
-Energy efficiency
…and more!

On to today’s manufactured homes!
The manufactured homes we sell today are built using quality materials and streamlined construction processes, inside climate-controlled facilities and according to state mandated HUD Code.
These homes have SO many options – ranging from less than 1,000 sq ft to well over 2000 sq ft, the possibility for customization is plentiful! From farmhouse to modern to traditional, you can add large porches, attached garages, and many other options very similar to modular and site-built homes.
Manufactured homes stay on the frame (a plus in my book!) and sit on a pier and beam foundation. They can be relocated by specialized contractors (like our amazing setup crews). Manufactured home piers can sit on poured concrete footers or a concrete or dirt pad, and they have a crawl space.

Mods! The main difference between manufactured and mod is that while manufactured homes are built to meet HUD code, modular homes are required to follow all of the state and local building codes, which make them more similar to the way site-built homes are constructed.
Mods can come as on-frame or off-frame and sometimes have additional customization options for the buyer. On frame mods can sit on piers just like a manufactured home, while off-frame mods are taken off the frame, and typically sit on a concrete slab and undergo different state and county inspections than manufactured homes. Modular homes are generally a bit more expensive, but are typically still budget friendly and offer some clients more peace of mind during their purchase as they are great for location with strict covenants.

To sum it all up – BOTH manufactured AND modular homes are wonderful options if you are looking for well-built, safe, and truly stunning options that won’t absolutely break the bank.

Call us (Brian, Nyasia, or Jessica) to schedule a visit, or just come by and see us! And while you're at it - take a look at some of our most beautiful manufactured and modular options here:
https://claytonrichfield.com/

I hope to see you soon!

Alice H. Parker (1895–1920) was an African American inventor who revolutionized home heating with her 1919 patent for a ...
02/07/2026

Alice H. Parker (1895–1920) was an African American inventor who revolutionized home heating with her 1919 patent for a natural gas-powered furnace, which used individual burners and air ducts to distribute heat throughout a home. Her design, patented on December 23, 1919, was more efficient and safer than traditional coal or wood, paving the way for modern central heating.

Cold weather reminder ❄️ Defrost mode on a heat pump is normal during extreme temperatures and means your system is work...
01/17/2026

Cold weather reminder ❄️ Defrost mode on a heat pump is normal during extreme temperatures and means your system is working properly. During the defrost cycle, heat pumps may briefly blow cooler air inside while defrosting the outdoor coils—this is completely normal. Once the defrost cycle is complete, your unit should switch back to heating inside. You may also see steam coming from your unit during defrost, and once the cycle is complete, you may hear a “whoosh” sound—both are completely normal. If you have concerns or your system does not return to heat, Quigg Heating & Air is just a call away. ☎️ 478-892-9969
Stay warm, friends! ❄️

🎉 Happy New Year! 🎉As we welcome 2026, we want to say thank you to our amazing customers for your continued trust and su...
12/31/2025

🎉 Happy New Year! 🎉

As we welcome 2026, we want to say thank you to our amazing customers for your continued trust and support. We are truly grateful for your business and honored to serve you. Wishing you a blessed, happy, healthy, and comfortable New Year!

Jacob & Tina Quigg
Quigg Heating & Air, LLC

12/30/2025

Kiwanis Club of Hawkinsville, Georgia 50/50 Raffle - Purchase tickets from the following Kiwanians: Tonya Boyd at SunMark Community Bank, Austin Carver at Carver’s Country Store, Bobbie Clemons at Planters First Bank, Matthew Dunaway at Southern Hills Golf and Country Club, Leslie Farmer at Planters First Bank, Laney Griffin, Brittani Grinstead, Bree Harrell at Bree Harrell - State Farm Insurance Agent, Lynn Johnson at Hawkinsville-Pulaski County Chamber, Jason Lord at Edward Jones, Sara Myers at The City of Hawkinsville, GA, Tina Quigg at Quigg Heating & Air LLC, Mona Sinyard at Hawkinsville Opera House, Ted Wade, Kay Watson at Planters First Bank, or Wayne Wiley at Office of the Sheriff - Pulaski County GA.

Funds raised will help local children!!

12/16/2025

We are a manufactured and modular home dealer selling beautiful, quality homes throughout Georgia & SC.

11/08/2025

🦃🍁 TIME TO GOBBLE UP THE SAVINGS! 🍁🦃

SALE GOING FROM NOW UNTIL DEC 26TH!

Address

221 Broad Street Ste. A
Hawkinsville, GA
31036

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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