Absolutely highly recommended!!!!! I worked with them on too…read moremany previous projects, and it was just a perfect experience every time, they are always ready to prepare architecture plans and have it ready for submittal to the cities planning department in no time, and get it approved, very knowledgeable and up to date with the building code requirements, and have an excellent manpowers that can get your projects done up to your satisfaction! This is a one stop shop for all of your construction project needs

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 *****

DYM did a fantastic job converting our garage into an accessible ADU for my wife and I. Jade and…read moreDanny and the team were able to make the limited space work out great with a roll in shower, full kitchen and living space with high end fixtures. Thanks again

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

If you've ever purchased a newly built home, you probably understand the three things that…read moredetermine your ultimate satisfaction with the experience. 1. The quality and thoughtfulness that went into the construction. 2. The number of issues you have with the home once you've moved in. 3. The manner in which your problems or issues are addressed. In the last 40 years I have been fortunate to purchase 5 newly built homes, and, MOST fortunate to have purchased the Warmington home I currently own in the Great Parks in Irvine. Of all of the builders I've dealt with, Warmington Residential comes out at the top of all three areas mentioned above. 1. Quality? Absolutely! The only issue that comes to mind involved a trim piece at the top of the kitchen cabinets. It was a cosmetic issue that many people would not have noticed (I have OCD), but it was handled promptly with great enthusiasm. 2. Handling of issues? Have you ever had a minor issue with your home and you just didn't get around to dealing with it before your warranty expired? Not with Warmington. This was the first time I'd ever worked with a builder that scheduled a one year walkthrough to assure that everything was in good order before the warranties were set to expire. That's customer care that is rarely seen today. 3. How are you problems addressed? Well... I had an issue recently that was clearly not the responsibility of Warmington. But you know what? They were there for me. I just didn't know who else to call. They genuinely care about the quality of life of their customers. I feel like I purchased my way in to a family that cares about my life. If you are able, I recommend joining this same family that will work to be an addition to your life. It's inspirational. Warmington Residential...can't thank you enough.

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.

Beware of Sepulveda Builders. Ask around and you will hear consistent issues and problems with…read moreSepulveda by the buyers of their homes. Their craftsmanship is poor, and despite many promises to fix their issues they never follow through and in fact are dishonest.

I have give it up to Brent with "Sepulveda Builders". He's…read moreone of the most favorite construction engineers I like doing business with. Every project we build together comes out very professional and elegant. Brent is very friendly, open to several ideas to reach the customers expectations. He builds from the ground up and remodels custom homes in matter of a short period of time giving the property a luxury look. If your looking for some one to renovate or build a new home from the ground up! Sepulveda Builders is the one to call ! There number 1 in Costa Mesa , Newport Beach , Newport coast, Lake balboa, Laguna niguel , Dana point , Beverly Hills and more.

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.

My house was built in 1941 and was neglected for years. It was Mickey moused "remodeled" before it…read morewas sold to me. My bathroom needs a repair and remodel. This company was recommended by my neighbors that used them for remodel and were extremely satisfied. I've interviewed a few other companies before and didn't feel a connection. I met with Ben today. He's extremely knowledgeable. Feels like he has the best interest of the client and not his own. He explained to me all pros and cons and cost effectiveness of my projects. He recommended the best solution for my house and the most cost effective to way to solve it. I was impressed to say the least! Never had this experience with other contractors. I wish there were more companies like this. At this point Ben is doing additional researching for me so we can go forward with the project. Thank you Ben for your advice and looking forward to working with you!

First time doing a project on this scale. With the terrible economy and housing market, we…read morepurchased an older home that had decades of neglect and ended up having many, many hidden issues. We thought we were in over our heads. Creative Innovation was consulted to do a whole house remodel. From start to finish, they were amazing to deal with. Everything is legit and every single person we dealt with was trustworthy. Thats something hard to find. Every hidden issue we found, they worked with us and were very accommodating. They also have an amazing network of vendors to get what we needed. We now have our forever home. Thank you so much Shlomi, Ozzie and team.

I've lived here for 5 years and cannot speak highly enough! Tanner is welcoming. professional and…read morereliable, and Raul and his maintenance team are the best. I've lived in studios all over Chicago and OC and Eastside/AMC is the gold standard. Keep up the great work!

This has been, without question, one of the most difficult experiences I have ever had as a…read moreresident. Imagine living in the same community for eight years. Not because you have nowhere else to go, but because you are raising your child and trying to give him stability. My son has grown up here. He has friends here. He attends school in this community, and keeping him in the same school district and school zone has been the primary reason I have remained here for so long. I am paying $3,400 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. At that price, I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for something incredibly basic: to be treated fairly, respectfully, and consistently. What has made this experience so upsetting is not simply that problems occur in an apartment community. Problems happen everywhere. It is how those problems are handled. When residents raise legitimate concerns, there should be a fair process for receiving those complaints, investigating them, following up, and applying community rules consistently. Instead, my experience has been that complaints have not always been handled equally, and that the circumstances surrounding who made a complaint can somehow become more important than the underlying problem itself. And I have to ask: what exactly is unreasonable about wanting a decent place to live? I have complained about things that should not be controversial--people allowing their dogs to leave waste around common areas, dogs jumping on children, dog hair being left throughout the laundromat, and basic failures to clean up after themselves. I am a man in my 50s raising a child. I am not looking for conflict. I am trying to raise my son and maintain a safe, clean, respectful community around him. That should not make me the problem. What is particularly difficult is feeling as though, after raising legitimate concerns, the focus shifts away from what caused the complaint and toward my reaction to how the complaint was handled. That distinction matters. If someone is upset because their concerns have repeatedly gone unresolved, addressing the person's frustration while ignoring the underlying issue does not actually resolve anything. It simply changes the subject. I should not have to wonder whether bringing a legitimate concern to management will result in retaliation, unequal treatment, assumptions being made about me, or being treated as though I am somehow the difficult resident simply because I spoke up. Nobody should. I have spent eight years building a life in this community. I have paid my rent. I have raised my son here. I have invested time and trust into the idea that the people responsible for managing this community would act professionally, objectively, and fairly. That is why this has been so deeply disappointing. I am not asking management to agree with me about everything. I am asking them to listen, investigate, apply the rules consistently, communicate professionally, and treat residents with the same standard of fairness regardless of who they are or who they know. At $3,400 a month, a resident should not have to feel like they are fighting their own property management simply to be heard. And frankly, nobody should have to live that way.

Remodeling is painful. Nobody likes it. Your whole life is unorganized. The whole process makes you…read morecrazy. Of course you hope to go with the right contractor. I cannot recommend this company highly enough. They were on time, professional, polite and highly efficient. Christopher was in charge of the whole project. He was friendly, honest, and very easy to work with. All around, everyone that worked on my house was a good guy. These people will go out of their way to make you happy, and best of all their was no hidden fees or lies. It changed my whole view on how construction companies are ran, and if your lucky enough to get Christopher and his crew, you will see why.

Jonathan Arid and Chris Hutchinson have been running this scam for years now. It must be very…read morelucrative. Our nightmare with them started in July of 2020. We wanted a bathroom remodel. The timeline started fast: They started demolition almost immediately, but then we did not hear much from them for about six months, aside from them sending random "workers" in and out of our house. They'd stay for a while, not knowing what to do and no English, then leave after about an hour. The story is long and painful, but Jonathan and Chris are both serious con men. They have scammed countless people, workers, and even material suppliers. They have court cases you can look up. At one point we had a group of people they had cheated that we were corresponding with. Careful! They change names, have reviews removed, and lie and lie to clients. They got Over $12,000 out of us. It ended up being a $12,000 demolition. We had to finish the project on our own with our own workers. A very expensive lesson for us, and an all around nightmare.

We found Micky's company on Yelp and decided to contact him for our home remodel project in Costa…read moreMesa. We had just bought a fixer-upper and wanted to do a gut remodel. Right from the get go, it was clear that he is an honest person and gave us a lot of confidence that he will be able to handle the project. We had to wait a few months to get the permit approval from the city, and Micky followed up with the permit officers diligently. He had his team ready to jump in with the demo, and started working on the project immediately after we received the permits. The project took a couple of months longer than expected (in part because we asked for some changes, and in part because Micky had underestimated some of the work). But we did not mind the delay as it was clear that Micky's team was doing the work properly and not cutting corners. One piece of advice: Micky gives you accurate timelines for his material options, but if you want other options then you will have to be on top of it yourself to make sure you get it in time. This is understandable, and once we realized it, we were able to better forecast when certain aspects of the project will be completed. Micky is just an amazing human being - kind, thoughtful, and empathetic. The patience paid off. We now live in one of the best houses on the street (which was previously an eye sore). Our sincere gratitude for Micky and his team. We will seek his company out for future projects.

They were very efficient, on time and finished the bathroom in record time. Loved working with this…read morecompany.

If you've looked through more than a dozen builders like we have, you would understand how much we…read moreappreciate Pacific Communities and what they've done for us. For 2 years, we knew we wanted a new home, we wanted it custom designed to our liking and we wanted the upgrades without spending thousands of dollars extra, and that's where Pacific Communities come into play. Some builders would charge you an arm and a leg for the granite slab counters, the custom cabinets, the French doors, the bonus room, etc. but at Pacific Communities, all those things are within reach. It's understandable that builders have to cut back on the upgrades since they can't seem to sell the houses fast enough, so there are instances where you have to pay a little extra for what you want, in the quality that you want, now, so I can't speak for the houses now, but when we picked our house out the beginning of this year, most of those things were included. We had to pay a little extra for the stainless steel appliances, but who doesn't? Linda Nulty was our woman and she helped us look through different models and different homes for quite some time before we picked out our dream home. We got to see our house before it even had an exterior or walls, and Linda worked with us to get what we wanted in that house. From colors, to appliances, to the design. We got it all, with her help. Even when another couple wanted to buy our house while we were in escrow (and fighting with our broker at the time, stupid story), she was willing to wait for us and told the other couple that we were going to get this house. Faith, she had it. Now, we have our house, we marvel at it everyday. The houses are built with quality, it's visible when you do the walk through, everyone who works for PC are personable and very friendly, even the construction guys. If you're looking for a new home, definitely check out PC, they even have homes for 55+ communities, for a MUCH cheaper price.

Manny and the whole Pacific Community goes the Xtra mile to make sure their customer are satisfied…read moreand feel like family. I would recommend Pacific Communities 100% over and over again.