While, I am NOT a customer of a Drees home, thankfully, I have dealt with their lack of…read moreprofessionalism. My husband and I bought a home in the Grange community in Katy, TX. This is not a complaint about our home, as this is a complaint about their construction workers and their upper management. Since, March, when I bought my car, I have had 4 flat tires. Drees Homes are the ONLY houses that have gone up around us and no other builder. All of the Westin homes have been built and sold! I brought up the concern of constant flat tires and the nails we have picked up ourselves up to the HOA Management and they told me to contact Drees. I didn't hear from anyone for over 3 weeks after numerous email, calls, and voicemails left. I finally heard back. The Area Construction Manager stated they will tighten up on their crews and enforce better clean up, but they cannot and will not take responsibility for any of the flat tires myself or the rest of the neighbors have experienced. They said the nail could have come from anywhere. (I have had to drive past the Drees home while under construction in order to get to my home. All these flats have happened immediately after passing their builds.) I am thankful that we didn't purchase a home as they can't even and won't take responsibility of their crews. To add, we actively saw one of their crews drinking Coronas on the jobsite and were hammering in a board to fit into an area where they cut the board incorrectly. I would strongly suggest staying away from these builders. They can't even compensate tires let alone what may come up in your future build.

Buyer Beware! Paying for a new build empty home for 3 years, we can't live in due to mold & we're…read morerecently informed by our attorney, Ashton Woods has no interest in settling our case so our home can be fixed.

I have recently purchased a 4 year old Ashton Woods home for over $500,000.00…read more Warning if you are considering to purchase with this builder. Dont do it! terriable construction and terrible craftmanship. The entire house is coming apart, the terrible craftmanship is not what I would think you would pay for a house this value. We have owned many homes and this home is the worst that we have ever purchased here in San Antonio Texas. Just pass on this builder, it is not worth the money at all. Very unhappy with the customer service and when the builders rep came he agreed, but said sorry ! they had left our major bracing in the roof but they did add all of the bracing that was missed. But really???? the roof structure?? He said that all of the other items should have never passed the walk thru at the time of building of the home. But this is 4 years old and it is a mess. I would think a builder of thisl level would care more about what he is selling. Unhappy Ashton Woods oweners !

Julia helped me when I needed to find a tenant for my house. She was extremely knowledgable. She…read moregave me lots of information and went above and beyond to help me find a tenant and also to deal with property management issues. She was very honest and let me know up front about all of my options.

I reach out to Julia after having our property at Waller Tx up for sell with the previous realtor…read morefor over 6 months without a bite or good feedback .. I reach out after reading her reviews which are positive ..and it did prove so . Talking to her and signing her on made the selling process helpful and quick .. we where able to get multiple offer with quick responsive input from our buyers through her .. I definitely recommend Julia for her skills of negotiating and her best interests in us ,her client .. thank you

Mario did an excellent job making a pier and beam foundation for my future home. He replied quick…read more(during the holidays as well), and was very communicative. He worked around my budget without any issues. After many attempts of looking for someone to do this for my new home, Mario was the right man for the job. Would definitely call him again for any future projects.

From the owner: We adhere to a simple 7 step process for all of our Development projects…read more 1.Financial 2.Land Acquisition 3.Schematic Design 4.Design Development 5.Construction Documents 6.Permit Processing 7.Construction

Very poor home build quality. Our house is less than 2 yrs old and there's already water damage on…read moreone of our balcony's due to improper water management. No support from ROC homes whatsoever, people here are very dismissive. Would strongly recommend avoiding these people, they're just here for a quick cash grab.

BUYER BEWARE, BEWARE, BEWARE DANGER DANGER DANGER…read moreThey will sell you up grades such as your AC unit, sold us a veritable speed compressor, instead put in a contractor grade compressor that doesn't keep temp, in this heat and said you signed the contract, that's what I got for trusting them. I could go on and on From plumbing to the XXXX's you have been warned.

We built a house with PIB 10 years ago near Rice University. Building process, quality of build,…read morestyle were all incredible. Quality after 10 years is second to none. These guys are great builders and a rock solid company. Highly recommend.

EDIT: Karie, thank you so much for your response!!! I would also love to clarify several important…read morepoints for accuracy. The concerns involving our family's home relate to underlying construction and system performance issues that were not visible to a homeowner during the warranty period and developed over time as a result of those conditions. These are not routine homeowner maintenance matters. Texas law provides protections beyond a builder's written warranty, including implied warranties that a home is constructed in a good and workmanlike manner and is suitable for habitation. Construction defect claims may be pursued within the applicable statutory timeframes, as many defects only become apparent after systems have operated over time. Our home remains within that legal timeframe. Since discovering the extent of the issues, we have worked cooperatively by allowing multiple inspections, providing extensive documentation and independent testing, and following professional recommendations. Based on professional findings, our home was ultimately deemed uninhabitable due to construction-related environmental conditions, and our family was forced to relocate. While certain repair options were proposed, they did not address the full scope or root causes identified by independent professionals, which is why they were not accepted. Original review: We purchased an inventory David Weekley home in 2020 and, over time, uncovered extensive construction, HVAC, ventilation, and building-envelope issues that were far beyond cosmetic. Documented issues in our home included: * A roof vent pipe that was not properly connected or sealed, allowing warm, humid air to discharge directly into the attic instead of venting outdoors. * Improperly installed and inadequately insulated attic ductwork, including ducts disconnected from collars, heavily sweating, and contributing to widespread condensation and moisture throughout the home. * Severe microbial growth inside the HVAC system, including the supply plenum. These findings were documented during an earlier HVAC visit but were not disclosed to us at the time; we only learned of them after hiring an independent mold inspector, at which point we stopped allowing further builder access. * Visible mold and moisture damage in multiple areas, including closets, door frames, behind bathtubs, and inside wall cavities. * Condensation and mold inside recessed lights, vents, and ceiling fixtures across multiple rooms. * Construction photos indicating significant foundation-related concerns that were never disclosed. * Severe exterior drainage issues that persisted despite the installation of multiple drains and have resulted in fence deterioration. * Thermo-ply sheathing in the attic that is bowed, rippled, and in some areas detaching. * Ducts that had fully separated from insulation and were profusely sweating onto ceilings. * All three attic access doors lacked proper insulation, allowing hot, humid attic air to contact cooler interior surfaces, leading to mold growth around the openings. * Extensive building-envelope failures throughout the home. Nearly every exterior door has noticeable drafts, moisture intrusion, and signs of mold. * Significant air leaks along exterior walls, including behind the refrigerator, inside electrical outlets, and where cabinetry and the bathtub meet in the primary bathroom. Borescope inspection revealed rodent droppings in these areas, indicating exterior entry points. * A certified mold detection dog alerted in every bathroom and shower. * The primary shower has severe drainage problems due to improper slope, uneven tile installation, and shallow grout. * Horizontal cracking in the tile of an upstairs shower. * The primary shower door is pulling out of the tile for the second time. It was originally installed into tile using drywall anchors with no stud behind it. Even after bracing was added following a prior failure, the door is again pulling loose. * Cracks in the primary shower wall where grout was never installed and silicone was used instead. These conditions were documented through photographs, independent inspections, HVAC diagnostics, and a third-party mold remediation protocol. Beyond the physical damage, this situation displaced our family for an extended period and created significant instability. The emotional and mental toll on our family has been overwhelming. We followed the required warranty and inspection processes and provided extensive documentation, yet meaningful resolution has still not occurred. I have also documented this process on social media to provide transparency and help other homeowners understand what we experienced. I would not recommend purchasing a home from this company.

We had an outstanding experience with our Warranty representative, Katlynn Thomas from David…read moreWeekley Homes. She took full ownership of our warranty process, coordinating multiple vendors to address all of our warranty requests, which were completed promptly. She made herself readily available, and treated every issue we had with urgency and genuine concern. It was clear she truly cares about the homeowner experience. Beyond the warranty work itself, she took the time to provide us with helpful advice and schedules for routine maintenance tasks, such as AC servicing and filter replacements--things that are essential for the long-term health of the home and easy for new homeowners to overlook! Her efforts reflect the core values of David Weekley Homes, a company that clearly stands behind their homes and is committed to customer satisfaction long after move-in day. We hope Katlynn's leadership recognizes the incredible impact she has on homeowners like us. Thank you for making us feel supported, informed, and truly at home.