Reviews
Brian Baldwin
Sexton Construction 5 years agoGreat work
Carol Gibbs
Schoenfelder Construction 2 years agoVery experience employees and quality work.
Jeff Boldt
Quality Homes 4 months agoFirst and foremost – I would not hire them if they were the last contractor on earth, read on if you want to know why. I have held off on this review until we had been in our home for a year plus. We used a sister company to build the main level of our new home, that will be another review! A local moving company did an amazing job moving the house to the site and setting it on the foundation. However, as they moved the house onto the property, a phone call was necessary to rip the site contractor a new one. The framing on the foundation was not close to ready, as it was every time he moved a house for these guys. The site guy showed up and finished framing as the house was moving onto the foundation! Next was the footing / foundation work for the attached garage. The excavation was performed and looked correct. I am a civil engineer and know a little about this type of work. When I came home later that day, the excavation was filled in and the garage footing was level with the siding on the house. All frost protection was gone. The site contractor planned to remove siding, place flashing on the framed wall and then backfill dirt to get frost protection!! This was reluctantly corrected. The garage was built and the site contractor dropped off the trench drain for the garage floor (this had been in the plan since day one) and said “Here’s your garage $%^&!”, so professional. He later called my wife and asked how many loads of gravel we needed for the driveway. As the house foundation was backfilled, they pushed eight foot of fill in at once and drove over the top with a skid loader. Absolutely no compactive efforts. After the spring thaw, the area at the front door settled three feet pulling with it the footings for the posts supporting the roof extension. This ripped the post from the roof. Fortunately, the roof was framed well enough to support itself. Since we moved into the house, we were told to let it go through a freeze thaw cycle before we have them patch the cracks in the sheetrock, completely understandable. We contacted them in May of 2023, no sign of them yet. Another issue, our garage doors / openers will work on about a 50-50 basis. Sometimes the button is pushed 3-4 times before the door closes. Many times, the door closes partially and then goes back up. We hired an independent company to look at the door issues. They have told us that the 24” tall door panels are too tall for the ceiling height and door rails / tracks. I am now faced with a massive expense of replacing the 1 year old overhead doors, one single and a double!! I have highlighted the significant issues, there are many others. This was my first new home, thanks to this horrible experience I will never do it again!