My husband and I had a nightmare experience at this complex. I transferred from the Links and…read moreGreens in Norman, where I had a wonderful experience for three years, so I was really excited and had high expectations. Unfortunately, our experience at this new complex was the exact opposite. From the start, the apartment had severe issues: Black mold covered large portions of our unit, causing me to experience asthma-like wheezing, coughing, light headedness, and rashes. I made the complex aware of my health issues, but it was met with hostility and band aid fixes to the problem. Roaches were present, one night I woke up to a roach as long as my finger crawling behind my head, and more appeared over time. Heating problems were constant. The heater broke five times last winter, and during one ice storm, our apartment was around 40°F. Maintenance admitted the wiring was a mess and was surprised it even worked at all. Smoke odor was overwhelming when we moved in and took months to air out. Even after moving out, some of our clothes still smelled like smoke. Unsanitary conditions included trash and old underwear behind the washer and dryer. Cabinets were peeling, were dirty, and had large stains. We started reporting mold and roaches in May 2025. Despite informing the landlord, Leah, and explaining the serious health issues I was experiencing, rashes, wheezing, and painful coughing, we were only given temporary fixes, and the mold kept returning. Leah responded with hostility, even though the maintenance team acknowledged, "It was really bad." We made them aware that because of the mold we were afraid for our health and reentering the apartment. We asked to be released from our lease or even offered another apartment to be moved in to. They told us that this is why we needed home insurance, we had rental insurance and when we called them they told us they do not cover that, and that it was the complexes responsibility to fix the issue. the complex seemed to show no concern that we were not able to live there safely and that we very possibly could have had no place to live. I think it has shocked me that they were willing to still take months of rent from us knowing our situation and that we couldn't even live in it. This is unethical. I also requested details of what was done, who worked on it, and if the mold had been tested. The landlord refused, saying she was not required to provide that information. Ultimately, we chose not to take legal action and stayed with my husband's parents for the remainder of our lease and did not go back in unless we had to get something out to not expose ourselves to the mold. Even when I returned to move our belongings, I started wheezing and coughing immediately leading me to believe the mold is still there. It is concerning to me that someone moved in right after us and are now living in those unsafe conditions. I have had to wash everything in vinegar to try to remove the contamination from my things. This has been a very stressful and difficult several months for my husband and I. Writing this review is painful, but I feel it's important to warn others. This complex clearly prioritizes profit over tenant health and safety. Please avoid renting here.

Stayed here when I was working for the FAA for academy and RTF training. VERY reasonably priced. I…read morealways got the 2BR its easy once classes start to find a roommate to move in with you from class. You will both save a ton of money FREE UNLIMITED GOLF on the course next door. Fitness room and pool, also a common area room with a big screen (came in handy for March Madness and the Superbowl). Shuttle to and from MMAC. Friday's someone comes and cleans up your place for you. Frickin' awesome!

I purchased my home about 18 months ago, and I absolutely *love* the design, the construction, and…read morethe neighborhood! So far, I have found no substantial issues. My energy bills are very low, and Brookfield has been very responsive and helpful to my phone calls and requests. My home inspection noted that Brookfield builds better than typical quality homes for the price point. There are many thoughtful "extras" built into my home. Very pleased with this house and Brookfield Custom Homes!!!

If I could make a recommendation, it would be to RUN. We started our build on private land in…read moreDecember of 2020 and moved in at the end of March of 2022. And guess what? We already had to sell and lived there for barely 6 months. We had to spend THOUSANDS of dollars correcting their issues and it plummeted our finances and our mental health. To start, they dug INTO our property and created issues with flooding after knowing we were in a flood zone. We had issues with plumbing, they installed our hot water and AC lines incorrectly and those had to be ripped out and replaced after gallons of water filled up in our attic, our grout in the bathrooms started dissolving, our main living rigid core floors started buckling and splitting (after they knowingly stopped selling these due to manufacturing issues), the overall craftsmanship of the home was AWFUL. We also had problems with the sprinkler system backing up into our well. This is barely the beginning of the issues we have dealt with. We had to pay out of pocket for all of these things to be be repaired. This was supposed to be our dream home and they literally sucked it all from us. Our project manager, sales personnel, and our designer all quit and left the company during our build process. They came to us after living in the home for about 60 days stating they would no longer cover our warranty based on an unpaid "debt". But, they signed all of our closing docs stating we had no unpaid debt. The debt they were trying to refer to, we have recorded conversations and email traffic of us stating we would only pay that portion if the house was started within a 45 day period. Guess what, they didn't even start until 91 days after that conversation. We signed our official contract in February of 21 and they didn't even break ground until the end of August/beginning of Sept 21 and the house didn't "finish" until end of March 22. It was a complete shit show. This company has NO integrity and they do NOT know how to take care of their customers or Veterans for that matter. If you decide to build with this company, be prepared to schedule yourself a therapist and have your bank account drained.

Great realtor and person! She was professional and did an amazing job helping my daughter sell her…read morehome and purchase a new one! She's top notch! Recommended highly!

From the owner: Kelcie has been involved in real estate her entire life. The daughter of luxury home builders, Wolf…read moreSignature Homes; Kelcie provides an unmatched expertise and experience for her clients. Whether your goal is to buy, sell, invest, or a combination; Kelcie has the tools and contacts to get the job done more efficiently and smoothly than you can imagine. Just curious about the process? Feel free to call or text any time for general information and to get the ball rolling in your court!

Building our home with Turner & Son was an extremely disappointing experience from start to finish…read more If they had a tagline, it would be: "We never do things right the first time." The level of disorganization and incompetence we encountered was astonishing. Turner & Son does not use traditional blueprints; everything is done electronically, which meant trades were working off their phones. Our foundation was poured incorrectly, causing major issues with plumbing and everything that followed. Whenever we pointed out mistakes, the project manager repeatedly told us, "We'll fix it at finals," which only created more work and frustration for the trades who had to return multiple times--problems that could have been avoided if addressed immediately. Once the building process started, we met Tim Turner only once--on the day the house was staked out. Throughout the entire build, he returned just one phone call and continually insisted his "team" was handling things, even though they clearly weren't. The project manager was unresponsive, dismissive, and lacked the knowledge needed to manage a custom build. We were often treated as if we didn't understand the process, despite my husband being an engineer with more building knowledge than the PM demonstrated. For a company that advertises custom homes, the selection options were shockingly limited. We later learned they only offer items available through a consortium, meaning they are not truly a custom builder despite how they market themselves. We ended up purchasing many fixtures ourselves. We were also told not to speak to the trades directly, but doing so was the only way issues were resolved quickly. Many tradespeople expressed their own frustrations with Turner & Son's processes, which aligned with our experience. The number of mistakes that had to be corrected could fill a book. While the final home is beautiful, the process was unnecessarily stressful and exhausting. We now tell anyone considering Turner & Son to avoid them entirely. We've also spoken with other homeowners who had similar experiences, and some shared that their negative reviews were removed. If I could give them an F minus, I would. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere for a builder.

Updated Review - Originally Posted on Google in April 2025, and Removed Without Explanation…read more This is the second time I am posting this review of Turner & Son Homes. My original review that was submitted on Google in April 2025, was removed from the platform without any notification or explanation. Because I believe in transparency and the right of consumers to share honest experiences, I am reposting on Yelp. I have also submitted a copy of this review, along with the date of reposting, to the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office for documentation. I regret hiring Turner & Son Homes and cannot recommend them. We paid nearly $700,000 for what turned out to be poor craftsmanship, unprofessional behavior, and terrible communication. I left a negative review on Turner & Son's Facebook page during the first week of April 2025. Another customer commented, sharing that they were experiencing many of the same problems. When I revisited the page on April 11, my review--and all other reviews--had been removed. Turner & Son had disabled the ability to leave reviews altogether. If a builder hides negative feedback instead of addressing it, that should be a serious red flag. Craftsmanship Issues: The interior paint job was unacceptable--uneven coverage, sloppy caulking, overspray, drips, and texture issues. Despite repeated complaints, it was never fixed. I paid $34K out of pocket to have it redone by a professional. Even Turner's own subcontractor commented on how bad it looked. Flooring was also a mess. LVP was improperly glued, corners were poorly trimmed, and sand left under the flooring made it awkward to walk on. After I complained, the PM said he would not quality check the flooring install while it was being done. Because he would not be there, I spent another $2,400 to fix it. Communication Problems: Our project manager was often unresponsive, slow to reply, and, at times, adversarial. For example, when the flooring was damaged during installation, the PM asked us to take pictures while he was on vacation--even though the floors were covered in plywood and butcher paper. I asked for help; none was sent. No Access to Trades: Turner prohibits homeowners from talking directly to tradespeople. With the PM rarely onsite, this caused delays and allowed poor-quality work to go unchecked. Promises to "make it right" often made things worse. Disrespect and Safety Concerns: On one occasion, I asked the painters to use tape to protect adjacent walls while working on the stair railing. They had already damaged the railing by sanding off the wood grain, requiring replacement. Instead of addressing the issue, the painters called the PM, who threatened to stop all work unless we filtered all complaints through him after they caused damage. The tone was disrespectful, and my concerns were clearly unwelcome. I reported this to the BBB. Mr. Turner responded by citing second-hand reports that I had "berated subcontractors." For context: the painters in question were extremely young (possibly 20-21 years old) and clearly not seasoned professionals. Out of desperation, I reached out to the realtor who sold us the land--and who had recommended Turner & Son--she contacted Tim Turner. The very next day, the PM arrived to replace several ruined railing posts. It took more than two months for Turner & Son to send someone to fix the upstairs railing that was not secure. My young children were not allowed to go upstairs during this time unassisted due to the risk of injury and falling. This negligence speaks volumes. Other Issues: Uneven flooring with visible dips Trash piles still in the yard after 6+ weeks of occupancy Update - In June, 2025, the exterior stone was replaced ($13,500 out of pocket) because it was so beginning to fall off the house, very uneven and not stacked flush. The trade who installed the new stone said that there were many spots that were lacking mortar, causing the stone to fall off. As a recently retired Colonel in the U.S. Air Force, I believe I have a fair sense of character and competency. I'm not writing this review out of spite--I simply want to warn others. A quality builder should take pride in their work, hold their trades accountable, and respond respectfully to client concerns. Turner & Son did none of these things. I told Tim Turner directly that I regretted hiring his company. He said nothing.

Recently my wife and I moved from Las Vegas and our realtor back home recommended we contact Cheri…read moreto help us find a home. We did not have much time to find a home due to the date we were closing back home. Cheri was ready for the challenge and helped us negotiate a great deal and fast close in only TWO weeks time. Cheri worked many hours negotiating between us, the seller and their agent. It was an older home at a great price and there were quite a few items to negotiate using the TRR process. Timing, negotiating and communication were critical and Cheri was right there every step of the way while looking out for our best interest. Thank you Cheri for all your hard work, Phillip and Rosie Upchurch.

Moved from out of state-Las Vegas to be exact and Rachel with Trinity Team worked wonders and moved…read moremountains for my husband and I! We came in town for 5 days to house hunt and jam packed a search of roughly 30 properties into 3 of those 5 days and made an offer. Rachel went to work right away securing the house and getting all inspections and lender documents in order. We moved fast (within about 5 weeks of the house hunting trip to Oklahoma). It's stressful moving from out of state, but gosh, she truly lifted so much stress on our end by handling EVERYTHING in OK for us! I couldn't have asked for a better realtor and we will refer EVERYONE to her forever.

We've got the pleasure to work with Sean Haggerty at the sales office in the Groves community, and…read moreI have to say it was a very smooth experience. We expressed our desire to close within 2.5 weeks even contract stated 30-day closing, and Sean exceeded our expectations and managed the builder and title company to close under just 2 weeks! He coordinated the title company to make sure title insurance and survey are done in time, and followed up with the builder to make sure any 3rd party inspection and TRR requests were met. He was accessible and available Highly recommend !

Buying with Home Creations was easy and the team was helpful -- but once we moved in, the warranty…read morewas useless. I reported a ceiling leak in December (6 months after purchase) and followed up for months. By July, they refused to fix it, claiming we were "no longer under warranty" despite my repeated requests well within the coverage period. Even small things like a broken doorbell weren't covered. They're great before the sale, but after closing they disappear. The house is fine, but the warranty is a joke.

I lived at The Fairways, managed by Lindsey Management. While I cannot speak to conditions at The…read moreGreens directly, the landlord and many of the same office staff oversee both The Fairways and The Greens and often if you need to meet with the landlord she will have you meet her at the Greens office. I wanted to share my experience so prospective renters can make informed decisions about properties managed by this company. From the start, the apartment had severe issues: Black mold covered large portions of our unit, causing me to experience asthma-like wheezing, coughing, light headedness, and rashes. I made the complex aware of my health issues, but it was met with hostility and band aid fixes to the problem. Roaches were present, one night I woke up to a roach as long as my finger crawling behind my head, and more appeared over time. Heating problems were constant. The heater broke five times last winter, and during one ice storm, our apartment was around 40°F. Maintenance admitted the wiring was a mess and was surprised it even worked at all. At times it smelled like it was on fire, even after running it for months at a time. The smell of cigarette smoke was overwhelming when we moved in and took months to air out. Even after moving our things out I could still smell it on our stuff. When we moved in, there was an old pink fishing pole, Christmas lights, and old dirty underwear behind the washer and dryer. The apartment was disgusting. Cabinets were peeling, dirty, and had large stains. We started reporting mold and roaches in May 2025. Despite informing management, and explaining the serious health issues I was experiencing, rashes, wheezing, and painful coughing, we were only given temporary fixes, and the mold kept returning. The maintenance team acknowledged, "It was really bad." We made them aware that because of the mold we were afraid for our health and reentering the apartment. We asked to be released from our lease or even offered another apartment to be moved in to. They told us that this is why we needed home insurance, we had rental insurance and when we called them they told us they do not cover that, and that it was the complex's responsibility to fix the issue. The complex seemed to show no concern that we were unable to live there safely and that we could have been displaced for months without a place to safely live all while still having to pay them months of rent. They showed no compassion for the effect it was having on us or our health. I also requested details of what was done, who worked on it, and if the mold had been tested. Management refused, saying they were not required to provide that information. Ultimately, we chose not to take legal action and stayed with family for the remainder of our lease and did not go back in unless we had to get something out to not expose ourselves to the mold. Even when I returned to move our belongings, I started wheezing and coughing immediately leading me to believe the mold is still there. It is concerning to me that someone moved in right after us and are now living in those unsafe conditions. I have had to wash everything in vinegar to try to remove the contamination from my things. This has been a very stressful and difficult time for my husband and I. We were paying for an apartment for nearly five months that we could not safely enter or live in. I feel because of their negligence, we were forced in a position to either risk our health, break our lease, or live with family until we could be free of the lease and get a new apartment. Lindsey Management clearly prioritizes profit over tenant health and safety. I strongly advise against renting here.

they could've done better keeping up with the property. One of the maintenance guys on property…read moresays he will come back and fix your stuff and he never comes back hard road bad things about one of the guys from different residents. their own property and they say he never showed back up to get the work done. they go up every year on your rent. I do not recommend living here. I've heard from different residents that they have mold in their apartment and nobody wants to come out to take care of it.