This is the best experience I have ever had at any complex I have ever lived at! Heather in the…read moreoffice is the Gem of this property and I cannot tell you how helpful she is! No matter what the issue is, she handles it with care and concern and responds instantly. This complex it very nice and I love the units and very nice amenities, but the management team are the all-stars here. If you are looking for a nice place to live look no further than Revere at Sherrills Ford. It is very easy to speak on the bad things, but people rarely speak on the great experiences they have. This complex has been a wonderful experience! Thanks to the management team again! Heather specifically!

From the owner: Welcome home to Revere at Sherrills Ford, where you can expect resort-style community amenities,…read moreluxurious apartment homes and superior customer service. Our 1, 2 and 3 bedroom floorplans offer high-end style and designer touches. In addition, our community offers a 24-hour clubhouse with billiards and media room, fitness studio and much more. End your search for a new home at Revere at Sherrills Ford and come home to a lifestyle you will love.

I paid 12500 to have my 2000sq foot home done I knew I had sone soft spots and made them aware of…read moreit and I also bought the sub floor material to make it easier. Now they did replace the soft spots but didn't make it level so now I have pieces that are cracked and also some that have cone apart. I've called and been told they would come back out but have never showed. They also forgot the trim in the master bath. He also ordered 17 boxes extra of flooring that he claims he can't take back so I'm just stuck with it. We are currently pulling up the cracked pieces to replace and found that he used cardboard to try and make it level. They also forgot a whole corner while installing. ​

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i've reported many times that there is a man living there who is peeing on vehicles they do nothing…read moreto this man and let him resign his lease. I've reported this to corporate and nothing has happened. I will continue to leave reviews as such persons should not live in communities or apartments, urinating is vandalism, on other residential vehicles.

After living here for a little less than a year, they are jacking rates up to match the housing…read moremarket, and price gouging their residents to death. My rent of 1050 a month will go up to 1480. For what reason other than the market? Absolutely none. The pool is nice, sure. Outside of that it's just an apartment complex, nothing special. There are so many fees and so many petty things that want to attempt to fine you for. 30 dollars a month for trash removal that operates maybe 3-4 days a week. If your trash can is outside your door for too long they say they can fine you . They are more concerned with inviting over priced food trucks than actually maintaining the property. In the year I've lived here my HVAC filter has been replaced once, and I had to call and beg for the filter! All that glitters ain't gold.

After nine excruciating months, we finally sold our house, near the Denver, NC community. We listed…read morewith Janet Cox herself. She was our sellers agent. First, I must clearly state that the property is very unique. I mean VERY unique. It is on the side of a mountain and sits on 10 acres. The house is modest. The house is about 25 years old, with normal maintenance and upkeep, and a few upgrades, not many. Having said that, Janet was challenged with coming up with decent comps for us to use to set a price initially. My husband and I both feel that we started out too high. Much too high. The marketing of the property was strong and well done. We finally got an offer after six months on the market. We accepted. Janet asked the buyers for $1500 in due diligence money without asking us. It ended up being a good thing, but I resented not being at least consulted. The deal fell through because the buyers credit was bad and they couldn't get a loan. Janet knew that the buyers were having problems getting financing early in the due diligence time period but did not share that information with us. She admitted later that she was hoping the buyers would work something out and 'didn't want to worry us'. Meanwhile, we were preparing to move. We donated lots of furniture. My husband sold his car. We rented a moving truck. The very last day of the due diligence period, we were notified, via a text message, that the buyers had terminated the offer. In a text message. So, we went back on the market. The successful buyers cut us to the bone on the price, but we accepted it because my husband, who just retired, wants to travel extensively. When Janet presented the offer to us, she said that the potential buyers had written us a note, but she didn't want to share it with us because she 'didn't want us to make an emotional decision'. Like we are teenagers who can't control our feelings, or something. I am quite capable of not being sucked in by emotional pleas, believe me. During our second period on the market, Janet had some personal family issues come up. Maybe it's just me, but every time I have ever tried to do a real estate deal in my life, the agent involved has had some issues. My husband left me. My mother is ill. My son was in a wreck. While I am sorry about these things, and sympathetic, these problems are not my problems and when they impact what is supposed to be happening to sell my house, I highly resent it. Janet's communications fell apart during our second time on the market. Every time my husband would send her a note or text asking for information, what he got back was a partial answer, or even no answer at all. Her grammar is atrocious. We ended up communicating with the sellers agent directly to finalize what we could leave the new owners, skipping Janet altogether because we knew she would not forward our communications in a timely manner. I felt like we should have at least heard something from her once a week or so during our second due diligence period, even if it was a just quick text like 'they are on track with financing' or something similar, especially after what happened to us with the first deal. But we got nothing, unless we asked. As a matter of fact, we had no communication from Janet at all after the deal was signed until she showed up at the closing to get her check. So, to summarize, if you want a real estate agent who will actually communicate with you, like actually calling you on a telephone and things like that, you do not want Janet Cox. To be fair, she has a lot on her plate with her family, running a company, and acting as an agent. I know it must be overwhelming, but when it impacts me, as a customer, I understandably get upset. Also, there appears to be many competent agents in her firm, so I want to make clear that I a reviewing only Janet Cox herself, not her firm. Hope this helps future sellers or buyers. I wish I had had this kind of review before we listed; I would have selected another agent in her firm. Thanks for reading.

I had empire come out to inspect my roof after I noticed a stain in my master bathroom ceiling. I…read morefully expected them to tell me I needed a brand new roof instead I was informed after a thorough roof inspection I had a pipe boot and need of replacement that was causing the leak. Kyle replaced the pipe boot while at my house and showed me pictures of my roof and answered all our questions about the condition of our roof. When we do need a roof empire will be the only company we will call! We were expecting to hear our roof needed to be replaced and instead found out it was in much better shape than we expected from a 20 year old roof.

Empire Roofing Claim Services did a great job on our roof but more importantly were great about…read morehelping us through the complicated process of filing the storm damage claim with our insurance carrier. They made the whole process easy and the quality of the work was top notch!

Randy (the owner of R&R Painting) and his team did a great job to complete our interior painting…read moreproject for the main level of our LKN home. He was very responsive during the proposal bidding process and his proposed price was very reasonable considering the attention to detail that his team demonstrated throughout the project and the quality of the finished product. Unlike many other contractors, Randy was on the job site each day to address any issues and has a lead person designated to direct the work of the others. Although most of the work was relatively straighforward, we have 24' ceilings in our living room and entryway that provided a more challenging effort for painting the ceilings and walls. We were very pleased with the outcome, including the ongoing cleanup of the work areas and the protection of furniture and other items. We would recommend R&R Painting without hesitation if you are seeking a quality and experienced painting contractor who will meet your expectations for a professionally executed project.

Outstanding work. Very kind, professional and efficient and did the job like it was their own home…read more Very attentive to detail. Will hire again!

Responded but couldn't even schedule my service. I could've waited at least a week, but no efforts…read moreto schedule me.

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