The inside story.

Buoyed by initial success, the family recognised the need for greater control over the build process and so expanded to a larger site.

This also allowed them the space to build their first display home, which enabled them to showcase their commitment to design excellence and superior quality.

Things rapidly evolved after this. More display homes were opened, and the business expanded yet again into a more expansive facility.

This era finished up with the business name changing to Timberline Manufactured Homes. This was so it more accurately reflected the superior methodology the business operated on.

With more than a decade under their belt, the family took things to the next level with a new name of Manor Homes.

Another brother, Andrew Monks, became more involved in managing the business, while Stephen eventually developed another business called Interpod for his own family.

This period was marked by steady growth and the establishment of the Manor brand as a respected and valued name in the industry.

And this period ultimately included the birth of the Aruva brand after identifying a need for superior accommodation units for a variety of industries.

As the world grappled with the Covid pandemic, Manor established a unique service offering to support Bushfire rebuild efforts from the 2019 fires.

And they consolidated to one remarkable factory in Lisarow that provided them with additional capability.

They introduced steel framing on all of their homes, which provided significant value to their customers.

And of course, they celebrated 30 years of delivering high-quality modular homes – a journey that’s a testament to the unwavering commitment to do the right thing by their customers.