Mustafa was great to work with.. I highly recommend his services and I will continue to go to him…read morefor future needs. He is fair on pricing & excellent in delivery, communication, and friendly professionalism. 5 stars *****

I had a premium experience consulting Mr. Mustafa about my unpermitted ADU. I was nervous looking…read morefor an Architecture online to help with my permits, Mustafa spent his time and resources giving me expert information and opinions in the most respectful and sincere manner when it came to additional and unforeseen/possible cost to the project. I value the consultation and highly recommend Mr. Mustafa.

I am so glad I chose OC Builders Group. As a senior female I was terrified to start a kitchen…read moreremodel. I needn't have woried. My team of Gustavo, Jason and Maria took good care of me. They saw to every detail. I am now enjoying my beautiful kitchen that turned into a powder room and refinishing stairs plus the kitchen.

We recently worked with OC Builders Group, (particularly Sade, Mike, and Casandra) to build a ~323…read moresq. ft. attached ADU, and we couldn't be happier with the results. From the initial planning phases to the final inspection, the entire team was professional, transparent, and incredibly skilled. Maximizing a smaller footprint (around 320+ sq. ft.) requires smart design, and they nailed it. The craftsmanship is excellent, though the project was delayed (primarily because of additional nuanced city requirements), their communication throughout the construction process kept us at ease. Though not everything went smoothly, they appropriately addressed and rectified any issues that popped up during the construction process. If you are looking to build an ADU in the OC area, save yourself the headache and go with this team. We gladly recommend OC Builders to family and friends. We were incredibly satisfied throughout the build process and of course the results are beautiful, and will definitely go with this team again should another project come up. They deliver high-quality work and true professionalism!

If you're looking for a home you have to visit Erin Thatcher, a New Home Advisor at Tri Point's…read moreSage Court in The Preserve of Chino, Ca. It hardly rains here but, on that day, IT WAS POURING! As I ran toward the office the first thing I saw was Erin holding the door open. "Yolo?" She said, "I don't want you out there getting wet." She was ready and smiling, even though I was hours late and it was 30 min. to closing. "I'll be fast." I said, "don't want to keep you past closing." I meant it but it was well past 5 by the time I left. I returned the very next day, excited to show my husband, but by the time we got there it was after 5 again and the office was closed. From far away Erin saw me, returned to unlock the doors, and gave us a personal tour of Plan 4. To top it off, while closing the models she had fallen. She had a nasty scrape on her leg and a twisted ankle, but she never complained. "It only stings a little," she said, never rushing us. She just kept limping along answering all of our questions with a smile. It never feels like a sales pitch because she knows her stuff and believes in her product. She even lives in a Tri Point home herself. Who has the nerve to be there after 5 o'clock, TWICE! and expect to be attended to? I do apparently, selfish, inconsiderate me! And yet Erin has still gone out of her way to give me the best home buying experience possible. I tell myself that the reasons I love Sage Court are logical: the lower price for more sq ft, the beautiful & perfectly matched finishes, and the sparkling pools and big parks that come to life with people walking their dogs and families playing pickleball, but maybe it's because Erin makes the experience great. I appreciate that and in turn I appreciate the company she works for. It's a great way to start a great life in my new home. I really recommend you go see her if you have a chance. Tell her Yolo sent you. (Soon to be Tri Point homeowner in The Preserve at Chino Ca.)

We have lived in our Tri Pointe home for three years now, and unfortunately our experience has been…read moreextremely disappointing. For a brand-new home, the amount of ongoing repairs has been shocking -- and many issues keep happening repeatedly because they were never truly fixed the first time. Here is just a portion of what we have dealt with since move-in: * Multiple fire sprinkler head issues * Garage door malfunction * Shower enclosure leaking -- not once, not twice, but three times in the same bathroom with the same leak, requiring repeated drywall remediation * Plumbing problems, including water seeping through the upstairs hallway ceiling and damaging the dining room below * Roof issues, including ridge tiles needing repair * And most recently, we discovered a side yard water intrusion issue that appears to have existed from day one -- now causing visible moisture damage and foundation concerns. What has made this even more frustrating is the declining level of customer care. In the beginning, the warranty team was willing to help, but after the repairs kept recurring, they became noticeably impatient and unwilling to look deeper into the root causes. Instead of understanding the stress this puts on homeowners, the responses started to feel dismissive -- as if we should simply accept these problems as normal. This is not what you expect when you invest in a new home. A builder should stand behind its work, especially when the same issues keep coming back year after year. Unfortunately, based on our experience, Tri Pointe has not delivered the quality or customer support that homeowners deserve.

Great working with Moses and DYM for our bathroom remodel. He came with great ideas, and was a…read moresignificant upgrade from other groups we've worked with

DYM did an amazing job renovating my backyard! Their attention to detail was a breath of fresh air…read moreand the quality of their staff & workers was top notch.

What a wonderful experience working with Seapointe. By far they are the best company I have ever…read moreworked with. Professional Detail of entire project tp perfection On time and met timeliness. Without question I will use them again. Thank you team Seapointe: Adrian, Paul,Pat and Roger ​

The transformation of our kitchen was magical! From the moment we met Allison, our designer, we…read moreknew we made the right choice!! She was friendly, creative, and collaborative! She understood our vision and the Seapointe team made the plans come to life. The Seapointe team was friendly and highly skilled. Now we are in the process of remodeling our bathroom. We knew just where to start so we asked Allison to be our designer again!

Great company and great family- I had a great experience working with them on a project.read more

We chose to work with La Placa Construction due to their efficiency, honesty, and professionalism…read moreduring our initial calls, visits, and quote. These qualities remained throughout the construction of our home. They were always easy to reach, understanding of our time constraints, and addressed all questions in a timely manner. The entire staff are extremely kind, organized, and efficient. The quality of the work is impressive and we are extremely happy with our new home. Costs were fair and there were no surprises. Any of our future projects will be handled by La Placa Construction! We can't recommend them enough, you won't be disappointed.

Great company to work with, had a good experience with them…read more Definitely recommend to anyone building a house

We contracted Avorino to put an ADU in the backyard of one of our property. Our experience has been…read morenot short of Good, Bad and Ugly. First the Good: Owner Raja was warm and friendly. Coordinator Jay was a gem. She worked to keep everything going on time. The team worked efficiently to get the work done. Now the Bad: I did not know I had to buy everything from windows to doors to sinks to vanities. That is at least 10% of the contract value. Finally the Ugly: I did not know I have to find separate contractors for awnings, solar panels and the driveway. I think that is too much for a person who is not working in the construction business to negotiate all those subcontracts.

I was very disappointed with the construction and would be very cautious when dealing with this…read morecompany. For a new home, I changed all the toilets, air conditioning, garage door motor, and had multiple issues with screens and windows. We are now about to change all the hardware for the sinks, two of which became inoperable. The fence is in poor condition and I will have to change that at considerable expense. We had a major leak in the upstairs bathroom that leaked into the living room literally months we purchased the house. The house was built in 2023.

Thomas James had many problems in regard to our home purchase 7 years ago. We made the purchase pre…read moremarket and from the point we advanced a non-refundable quarter million, the pace on construction slowed to a crawl. The project leader changed at least 4 times in the six months it took to complete the job. They tried to nickel and dime us by failing to include mirrors, shower enclosures and even doorstops. On completion the house was extremely consistent. The roof leaked every single winter. How can a new roof leak so much. The did make non-trivial efforts to correct this, but there were still new leaks after they performed a major revision. The smoke alarm circuit was not connected to AC, which caused endless issues. Every house has problems but we had more than anyone should expect from new constrution. Finally, we were told the house was a near teardown with only a small portion of original foundation. In fact, nearly the whole 1940 foundation was still in place. Personally, I would use them again if they were the last builder on earth, but fortunately they are not.

I am a licensed real estate broker of 26 years (as of 2026) who represented a buyer in a…read moretransaction involving a City Ventures new construction home in Birchwood La Habra, Orange County. During this transaction, several issues arose that buyers should be aware of before entering into a contract with this builder: * The purchase agreement is a unilateral builder-drafted contract that strongly favors the seller. * Material timeline information related to city requirements and construction status was not communicated in a timely manner. * As a result of delayed disclosure, the buyer incurred appraisal and loan-related expenses that could have been avoided with earlier notice. * The escrow was canceled unilaterally by the builder, and the buyer's deposit became a point of dispute requiring formal written demand. * After multiple formal written demands and persistent advocacy on behalf of the buyer, I was ultimately able to secure the return of the buyer's initial deposit. Based on this experience, I strongly recommend that prospective buyers have an attorney review the City Ventures purchase agreement line by line before signing and fully understand the builder's cancellation rights, disclosure practices, and deposit provisions. There are many reputable other home builders in the market, and buyers should carefully compare contract terms, transparency, and communication standards before making a decision. This review reflects my professional experience in this specific transaction and is intended to help consumers make informed decisions.

Avoid buying from this company. They are notorious for poor craftsmanship and they will not fix…read moreissues even when noted within the first week of purchase. If you have no other option then do not use their portal, keep everything in email and document all communication. They will mark repairs "fixed" when they were never addressed, they will ignore requests for repair. I don't even know how they're allowed to continue building in the state as they are ultimately stealing our home value without any real recourse. Purchasing from them has been a huge regret.

These developers are unethical liars.. They utilize cheap…read morelabor and have to redo most initial work. The work the buyer doesn't see such as plumbing and water runoff with drainage. They are environmentally backwards and not on board with what the future holds. They cut down huge mature trees, build overly dense developments w/ faux architecture that promote fire hazards. Their landscaping is minimal and not indigenous . They have zero consideration for the neighborhood they're developing within. I'm pretty sure they're stuck in the 1980s or maybe even the 1950s. If you had the misfortune of dealing with them, don't trust one word from their lying lips.

What a great landlord, I am so happy & proud, I have been leasing baker & Fairview plaza Costa Mesa…read morefor over 3 years, "Brandy Krechel" is a amazing person she solves all request quickly and perfectly, thanks for your hard work. Roop threading salon