The Greenlawn Family

Three Companies. One Signature.

Each Greenlawn company carries the same name and the same standard of work. Find the one you're looking for.

Greenlawn Homes
Greenlawn Homes Logo

Manufactured homes and managed communities across central Ohio.

  • 9 communities
  • New and pre-owned homes
Greenlawn RV
Greenlawn RV Logo

RV sales, service, and parts. Two stores, one team.

  • Family-owned dealership
  • Full service & parts
Greenlawn Transport
Greenlawn Transport Logo

Logistics and transport services for partners across the Midwest.

  • Specialty hauling: mobile offices & homes, freight containers, oversize loads
  • Set-up and tear-down of mobile units
  • Site preparation support
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Est. 1947 · Columbus, Ohio

A Family-Run Ohio Company Since 1947.

Homes, RVs and freight — three Ohio businesses run by the same family, carrying the same name and standard since 1947.

The Greenlawn family beneath the original Greenlawn neon sign
Our Story · From the Archive

Greenlawn Through the Years.

Greenlawn property at 555 Greenlawn Avenue
1947
Official Founding Year · Columbus

Greenlawn is founded.

Greenlawn recognizes 1947 as its founding year. The surviving archive places the family’s wartime housing community earlier and its first sales floor in 1948.

1948 feature about newlyweds and mobile-home living
1948
The Columbus Citizen · Dec. 5, 1948

Newlyweds choose mobile-home living.

A photo feature followed newlyweds Paul Carmichael and Darlene Mae Swink at 595 Greenlawn Avenue and described why they chose mobile-home living.

1954 Greenlawn company profile clipping
1954
Company Profile · Feb. 21, 1954

Greenlawn’s “History of Success.”

The Feb. 21 profile recorded 157 resident families, eight employees, the sales floor opened in 1948 and Floyd Younkin’s work on Ohio industry standards.

Luxury Retirement in the North feature about the Younkin family
1960s
Family Profile · Early 1960s

Greenlawn expands.

The article profiles Floyd, Irene and Ronald and describes three parks, two dealerships and Scarlett Manor’s construction from 1961 to 1963.

Greenlawn office building in Lockbourne
2000s
Greenlawn Office · Lockbourne

Greenlawn Companies, 2005 to 2024.

This photograph shows the Greenlawn office building during the company’s 2005–2024 chapter in Columbus on Greenlawn Avenue

More From the Archive

Photos, clippings and milestones.

Greenlawn property and sales operation at 555 Greenlawn Avenue
Original Address

555 Greenlawn Avenue

The surviving photograph identifies Greenlawn’s original property and the New Moon sales lot across the front of the community.

December 1948 Columbus Citizen feature about newlyweds living at 595 Greenlawn Avenue
The Columbus Citizen · Dec. 5, 1948

Newlyweds at 595 Greenlawn Avenue

Paul Carmichael and Darlene Mae Swink said they chose mobile-home living because they liked it, not because they had to.

Front view of the Greenlawn service building labeled 1952
Service Building · 1952

Greenlawn’s 1952 service building

A labeled front view records Greenlawn’s service building in 1952, with homes positioned inside its work bays.

Greenlawn service fleet lined up beside the service building
Service Fleet

Greenlawn service fleet

Service vehicles are lined up beside the Greenlawn shop in this second view of the building.

February 1953 article about Doctor Shelly M. Strain opening a mobile Piketon office
On Wheels · Feb. 8, 1953

A doctor’s office on wheels

Dr. Shelly M. Strain commissioned a 51-foot office with a waiting room, laboratory, bath and two examining rooms.

February 1954 Greenlawn company history clipping
Company Profile · Feb. 21, 1954

Greenlawn’s “History of Success”

The clipping traced the wartime camp, the 1948 sales floor, resident services and Floyd Younkin’s industry leadership.

Vance Kramer article about postwar mobile-home living
Industry Context

Postwar mobile-home living

Vance Kramer’s column documented postwar mobile-home growth and the shift from temporary housing toward year-round living.

Group beside a Kenskill model and First Ohio Built All Metal Kenskill sign
Kenskill Milestone

The first Ohio-built all-metal Kenskill

A surviving photograph records the milestone beside the unit and its hand-lettered “First Ohio Built All Metal Kenskill” sign.

May 1958 New Moon Homes advertisement featuring Floyd Younkin
New Moon Homes · May 1958

New Moon dealer advertisement

The full-page advertisement includes Floyd Younkin’s photograph, name and Greenlawn dealership affiliation.

Ohio’s Biggest Dealer clipping about Greenlawn and New Moon homes
New Moon Dealer

Ohio’s leading New Moon dealer

A clipping identified Greenlawn as Ohio’s leading New Moon dealer and tied the dealership to a national film publicity campaign.

Luxury Retirement in the North profile of the Younkin family and their mobile home parks
Family Profile · Early 1960s

Floyd, Irene and Ronald Younkin

The article “Luxury Retirement in the North” documented three parks, two dealerships and the development of Scarlett Manor.

Presentation of Redman’s 15,000th Topeka-built home to Greenlawn
Redman Milestone

The 15,000th Topeka-built home

Redman presented its 15,000th Topeka, Indiana-built Walden to Greenlawn, one of the nation’s oldest New Moon retailers.

Greenlawn office building in Lockbourne in 2005
Greenlawn Office · 2005

Greenlawn’s Lockbourne office

The Greenlawn office building during the company’s 2005–2024 chapter in Columbus on Greenlawn Avenue

75+

Years in Business

3

Operating Entities

1947

Founded · Columbus, OH

Leadership

Three Brothers. One Company.

Ron Younkin

Ron Younkin

Co-Owner

"Each of our Customers have needs. We work to provide solutions!"

Brian Younkin

Brian Younkin

Co-Owner

"We've been doing this long enough to do it right."

Brett Younkin

Brett Younkin

Co-Owner

"Every detail matters. That's the standard."

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Hear It From the Family.

Short films about who we are and what we do.

Greenlawn Homes
Greenlawn RV
Careers

Working at Greenlawn.

We hire for the long haul. Most of our team has been with us for years. Many for decades. If that sounds like the kind of place you'd want to work, we'd like to meet you.

What We Look For.

People who care about the work, the customer, and the people sitting next to them. Skill we can teach. Standards we can't.

What You Get.

Steady work, real benefits, a team that has your back, and a name on the door that's worth something.

What It's Like.

Family-run, day in and day out. We mean what we put on paper. We've been doing this since 1947 and we plan to do it for a lot longer.

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