Great contractor! If you want to build a modular home, this is the company to call, always…read moreprofessional and responsive. Our house was completed on time and with attention to detail. Highly recommended.

I went through Matt Haylett and his team to have a modular home built by Commodore Homes of…read moreIndiana. Matt and Val and project manager Drew were wonderful to deal with every step of the way from initial discussions, pricing, finish selections, ordering, delivery, setting, to completion and punch list follow-up. Nicest people, fair, honest, and a pleasure to deal with. I love my new Matt Haylett home!

JUNK... The house they built me was complete junk.. All the yards and driveways in my neighborhood…read morelook like trash because of the way Granite Ridge builds houses... They don't care about anything but getting their money.. Do not let them build your house...

Not gonna get into a real long review on yelp. I will in fact put a more detailed review on Google…read more To the point, Granite Ridge builds roughly over 140 homes a year. Sometimes bigger isn't better. They really don't personalize the process. they squeeze you for every penny. It's all about their margins. Don't get me wrong. I understand a company needs to make money. But this is like going to a buffet. No personality in the food is just OK. You are simply a number and a check off of their box. I talked to everyone of their subcontractors, which really are the ones that build the home. Granite Ridge just overseas the process. Not one of them had anything good to say about Granite Ridge.....But because they build so many homes, the subs are loyal to them because of bulk work. I will just leave it at that. If you're looking for a custom home when building a new home, I would certainly use a builder that builds between 10 and 30 homes a year. You truly get custom. Also, if you go to the Google reviews and look at some of their reviews, a lot of those reviews are by their own employees. While they were building my home, the person that was doing all of my drafting and planning for the home was fired right in the middle of solidifying my plans, etc. that made for a hot mess. Their turnover is very high. Because they just push and push push for more work. Go with a custom builder. The prices aren't gonna be any different.

Eastbrook Homes should have been a 5 star experience. It's what they advertise, and what I trusted…read morethey would provide. Eastbrook homes let us down with our unscrupulous realtor, Kurt Suidinski. He was a 1/5 star experience. Kurt gives off terrible vibes because he is disingenuous, deceptive, and will say anything for a sale. He is greedy and has (point blank) told me lies that he later on denied. Come to find out after moving in, almost *everyone* has a Kurt story. Let me tell you, none of them are good. I think what I despise most about Kurt was how he disrespected me and low key bullied me/ gaslighted me when I challenged him on why he didn't cut my realtor in on her hard earned portion of the sale. I distinctly remember him telling me, "I should go home and have a glass of wine, and let the men (meaning he and my husband) handle this." When I queried if he was acting this way to avoid splitting the commission, I remember commenting on why his ears were turning beat red? I guess someone has blood pressure issues. Thank God, Kurt told me to stay out of it. My husband went to the Vice President of sales and got my realtor her commission. Thanks for leaving it to the men, Kurt. Great suggestion! Honestly, I was so disillusioned with Eastbrook as Kurt was the first point of reference, the newly hired interior designer was not very helpful. I basically picked out the whole house myself in 3 hours or less. It would've been fun to have someone to bounce ideas off of, but oh well. Chad, the building manager saved the day. I was initially leary thinking all the employees at Eastbrook were Kurt incarnate but Chad reassured me he was different. Chad lived up to his promise and gave *excellent* customer service. He's a nice and straight to the point kind of guy that is approachable, easy to talk to and genuinely wants the customer to be happy. He does a great job managing the contractors and has an eye for detail. Chad was a 5/5 star experience. Thanks Chad! If I could do it again, I would have found a different realtor. I hear good things about Jonah, he was kind on closing day and we appreciated Kurt's absence, as it made the closing a more joyful experience for us. Jonah and Chad could easily make Eastbrook a 5 star experience. Too bad Kurt got in the way with his dishonesty and greed. Oh well. The whole community at Lowing Woods has a "Kurt story" yet he's still working there. I suppose it's a good ole boys club and I should just shut up and have a glass of wine per Kurt's instructions. Ewww. Thanks to Chad, Jonah and the Vice President of Eastbrook that forced Kurt to do the right thing. We appreciate the 30 day paint touch up as part of the Eastbrook promise and the year warranty which we used to replace warping deck wood and a few other minor fixes in the house. We love our house and our community. Overall, happy to have worked with Eastbrook regardless of the rough start with Kurt. Avoid Kurt from the beginning and you'll have a much better experience. Good luck with your build!

We are a four time Eastbrook builders client. They have brought up communities on many levels in…read moretheir neighborhoods and the communities. Eastbrook builders homes stand the test of time. That's why they've been around since 1967.

Poor workmanship and corners cut. Lack of integrity and accountability. Does not take pride in…read morebuilds or standby their builds.

If your curious about why his website indicates they are hiring I would call and see what answers…read morethey might provide. It's certainly not because they are experiencing growth. It's because so many people quit. I think our family is on project manager #4? And she indicated that if we went to Josh's office to discuss the countless issues we have with him, the police would be there and not let us in. Hummm? He promises the world, but has NO experience as a builder. Ask about his education and experience in design and construction. His homes are not custom (can't make changes), his contracts should be reviewed by an attorney (more money paid by you), his subs walked off our job, (story for another review), logistics are a nightmare, and now no one returns calls or addresses problems. The current project manager is clueless but arrogant so communication is at a standstill. Sooo many mistakes that it's hard to keep track. Other victims have come together to create support groups on FB and present their stories and comments. Check them out. BUYER BEWARE!