Our experience was a positive one. Drove by on a whim after seeing a spec home listed on…read moreRealtor.com. Decided to stop in and see the models, which were very nicely done. On our way out we chatted with a very friendly and helpful saleswoman. She was patient and quite knowledgeable. Really appreciated her. The full five stars is because of her amazing service.

Woodside Homes uses the worst trade companies, specifically Austin Electric and Smart System…read moreTechnologies. Prior to movie-in, the house was completely filthy. I had to wipe down caked on dirt since they neither cleaned it after it was built to when I bought the spec home and had a month to at least do light cleaning of the house. My move-in was not an enjoyable experience. Title company that they use also made a mistake in which I had to pay a penalty. Getting back to the trades, they do shoddy work and if not fixed within the one year warranty, they do not have a warranty on any of their products and you'll pay signifcantly for such as things as lighting, that should last past a year and if not for many years. The quality of work is horrendous and the turn over of employees this company goes through is exhausting. I went from a a Lennar home to this and it's night and day, never again.

Elvin, Kevin & team are unmatched. They did an addition for us earlier this year and everything…read morefrom start to finish exceeded our expectations (wildly rare for contractors, in my experience). Their quote was comprehensive and far more competitive than others we gathered. They were flexible with us on timing that worked for both parties and were super thorough on communicating what was happening daily. They ended each day with photos of progress made and an update on what would be happening the next day, timing for those coming to the house, etc. They worked with us on our more unique asks (installing super old antique doors) as well as guided and advised us on bigger decisions (removing walls, where to put build-ins in our mudroom, how to best configure our new closet). Crazy enough, we finished on time - actually a couple of weeks early. They've been back a couple of times since just to help with small things we ended up wanting revised or that we messed up (like my husband backing into our new stucco....). They care about their work and their clients. I cannot recommend them enough!

Elvin and Kevin and their team are unbelievable! They built us an office with a gorgeous built in…read morebookshelf and french doors. They also moved lights, added an additional built in and new counters. We cannot recommend them enough. They are very reasonably priced, communicative and also just nice. We seriously could not have asked for a better experience. 100000/10

This place is spectacular!!! I recently had my bathroom counters installed from Optimum. I…read morecertainly do not regret my decision. Joe and his crew did an amazing job. The communication was there from the beginning. They finished in a timely manner and were extremely professional.

Look no further for your kitchen remodel. My experience was outstanding. I initially contacted this…read morecompany for a quote on quartz countertops and provided measurements over the phone with Joe the owner. Joe immediately contacted me back pronto within 15 minutes. This is absolutely amazing customer service. Their pricing is very reasonable and fair especially with the high quality workmanship and products supplied. Joe should have been a designer too. He not only recommended a beautiful quartz countertop but complimented it with a stunning backsplash. Joe will take care of you I promise! He is your one stop shop with superior people skills and employs only the "A" Team!!!

We understand builders have policies. But policies should…read morenot override existing agency agreements. I brought a very well-qualified buyer to the East Valley specifically looking at new construction. After touring several communities, I advised them that Ashton Woods was a strong option, and we discussed moving forward with one of their homes. Per Arizona law, my clients have a buyer-broker agreement and established agency with me. On a separate day, my clients stopped into the Ashton Woods Madera community on their own and spoke with a sales rep named Charlotte. They were very clear and upfront with her that they were already working with a Realtor. At that point -- especially as an active MLS participant -- the correct and professional response would have been simple: either ask that their agent be present, or document the agent and reach out as a common courtesy, which is standard practice with most builders. The next day, my clients contacted me immediately. I returned to Ashton Woods with them and was told -- in front of my clients -- that because they had previously visited the community, I was "not entitled to anything." The interaction was dismissive and unnecessarily rude. When I later spoke directly with Charlotte, she stated that Ashton Woods would not honor anything because I was not physically present with my clients on their first visit -- despite the fact that my clients absolutely have a buyer-broker agreement and established agency with me that already existed and had been clearly disclosed. I explained that my clients could not absorb additional costs on top of the purchase price if they were forced to cover buyer-broker compensation themselves. Her response was essentially that this was their problem. As a result, my clients walked away from a $700,000 Ashton Woods purchase and ultimately purchased a home with Toll Brothers instead -- a builder who understands professionalism, agency, and long-term relationships. This review isn't about commissions. It's about respecting agency, respecting consumers, and basic professionalism. I'm sharing this so buyers and agents alike understand what they may be dealing with here. I can assure you this experience will factor heavily into where I bring future clients moving forward.

Brian from Ashton Woods San Tan Valley was horrible. Not helpful. Originally said we were…read morepreapproved, but then later changed it and said we were not preapproved unless we sell our 1/2 million dollar home. Brian kept jerking us along and was not helpful in any way.

Update to add pictures. This is the quality you can expect when you build with Woodside.read more

This is my go-to company and I hope it becomes yours as well…read more If you need a handyman or a building contractor, business or residential, you name it, Chris is your guy. He builds and renovates homes mainly, but he can also do small jobs like install bathroom faucets, screw in a hook to hang your ironing board, put up mirrors. Cheyenne can also do bigger jobs like design and contract a backyard overhaul, build an outdoor fountain and much more. I've pretty much had Chris help me since I got my first home in 2005. It's been 7 years and I'm still a happy customer. The pricing is fair and I've been able to afford going back to Cheyenne for multiple fixer-upper projects. Here are some items Chris from Cheyenne has helped me with: Kitchen Cabinet Roll-outs Laundry Room Cabinets Install Ceiling Fans Track Lighting Backyard Redesign & Landscaping Hand Held Shower Install Bathtub Coating Gym Mirrors Stucco Repair Under Cabinet Lighting Chris even made a ramp so my handicapped father can drive his power chair into the house safely. This company gets things done the right way, and If glitches occur, they are super helpful in taking care of them. The biggest deal for me is the honesty factor. I've trusted Chris to select the right specialists for different projects and he has always chosen an honest team to match his own ethics. And since he does the smaller jobs too, I get great service from someone very much in-the-know. I highly recommend Chris from Cheyenne Construction!

I just called for a small job that would take 15 minutes but I need a general contractor to come…read moreout and reinforce a wall for me. He said I'm sorry we are too busy, said it twice and hung up on me. Would not take the time to when I live within 15-20 minutes from their business. I'm sorry but sometimes being a good person is important as well. Growing up in the Midwest in Wyoming and South Dakota you did nice things for people. I'm finding here that everyone is too busy and won't help. It's a sad business perspective.