I purchased a house from nationwide homes in [redacted] back in June of is when it was setDuring this time the nationwide left and did not complete the job they left all sorts of construction materials in my yardThe ceilings were not finished the brick ledge was wrong and the roof still leaksThe gutter fell off the back of the houseThe walls show all the tape linesBaseboards was not painted and foundation was left exposedI have talked to [redacted] who said on numerous occasions he was going to come make it rightAll recorded conversationsMr [redacted] has yet to do thisI have left several messages recently with no responseMr [redacted] also went to the court and falsely filed a mechanics lien in the amount of nearly dollarsSeveral conversions with mr [redacted] I explained I did not owe that much and he has never produced signed change orders to show thisThey had a construction manager who is no longer with them doing some shady billing
Nationwide's construction quality is abysmal Their drywall work is horrible with very visible seams/joins Zero attempt is made at getting their ceilings and walls to be square Doors don't fit their door jambs and the list goes on They have ZERO quality control We have a baseboard that is quite curved because the underlying lumber isn't square...they drywalled right over that, making a curved wall and laid the baseboard over that, which is curved Plumbing is equally poor One bathtub has a waste/overflow pipe that misses its mark so badly that there is no seal to the tub so all water went down inside the walls Electric: They use absolutely junk electrical materials from Pass & Seymour Good luck getting some outlets to receive their plugs Customer support? None "Go talk to your builder, you bought the house from them." Okay, fair enough The builder also claims to have received the cold shoulder Mind you, they are the cause of most of these problems and expect the builder to fix factory defects We are talking about door plungers that miss their strike plates by over a 1/4-inch (too low, typically) so they don't latch...these are FACTORY HUNG DOORS! How do you miss that in the factory? Do yourself a favor Do NOT buy a Nationwide Home They clearly have a systemic issue in their construction methods and don't care about the product they turn out
We purchased our home in It was manufactured by Nationwide Custom Homes in *** ***There are bathrooms on the 1st floor of our home and both bathroom toilets interior plumbing have failedThe first time the contractor took care of itThis time it flooded our basement and ruined wallsWhen the emergency plumber responded and opened the wall he found a faulty fitting that was sealed with spray foam and not with plumbers tapeThe fitting also was cracked as the same as the first bathroom.I've contacted the county inspector and he advised that this does not pass code in Virginia
Nationwide's construction quality is abysmal Their drywall work is horrible with very visible seams/joins Zero attempt is made at getting their ceilings and walls to be square Doors don't fit their door jambs and the list goes on
They have ZERO quality control We have a baseboard that is quite curved because the underlying lumber isn't square...they drywalled right over that, making a curved wall and laid the baseboard over that, which is curved
Plumbing is equally poor One bathtub has a waste/overflow pipe that misses its mark so badly that there is no seal to the tub so all water went down inside the walls
Electric: They use absolutely junk electrical materials from Pass & Seymour Good luck getting some outlets to receive their plugs
Customer support? None "Go talk to your builder, you bought the house from them." Okay, fair enough The builder also claims to have received the cold shoulder Mind you, they are the cause of most of these problems and expect the builder to fix factory defects We are talking about door plungers that miss their strike plates by over a 1/4-inch (too low, typically) so they don't latch...these are FACTORY HUNG DOORS! How do you miss that in the factory?
Do yourself a favor Do NOT buy a Nationwide Home They clearly have a systemic issue in their construction methods and don't care about the product they turn out
My husband and I signed contract to buy a home with Nationwide in March It was a year and months before we moved in and we're basically forced to close after promises were made for all of our "punch list items" to be completedThey were not and still have not be completed and as the months go on it continues to get worseIt was months from the time the house was set before we were able to move in yet signed contract with an understanding that it was be completed within days, or the company has to pay you, that DID NOT HAPPEN! The subcontractors ruined my hardwood floors by having all of their equipment sitting on it with no cover, never got fixed, one of the bathroom vanities have a chip and it was patched over and over like I'm too stupid to know even though I was told a new one would be orderedThe refrigerator was dented and upon request of a new one, they send me one about half the size, in which the food for my family of five would not even fit inSeams all in the
I purchased a house from nationwide homes in *** back in June of is when it was setDuring this time the nationwide left and did not complete the job they left all sorts of construction materials in my yardThe ceilings were not finished the brick ledge was wrong and the roof still leaksThe gutter fell off the back of the houseThe walls show all the tape linesBaseboards was not painted and foundation was left exposedI have talked to *** *** who said on numerous occasions he was going to come make it rightAll recorded conversationsMr *** has yet to do thisI have left several messages recently with no responseMr *** also went to the court and falsely filed a mechanics lien in the amount of nearly dollarsSeveral conversions with mr *** I explained I did not owe that much and he has never produced signed change orders to show thisThey had a construction manager who is no longer with them doing some shady billing
I have been waiting for years to have a punch list completedThere is still a leak in my chimney, the carpet upstairs doesn't match and is supposed to be replaced and there is electrical work as wellI have contacted them several times only to be either ignored or put off
I purchased a new home from Nationwide and received the occupancy permit from *** *** ** in June of My company contact through the whole process was *** ***, sales manager for NationwideOn June 2016, Mr *** and I went over several problems with the work that was done finishing the house, we had noted during the processMr *** made a "Punch List" of items to be repaired or replaced to complete the houseMr *** agreed to have the work completed by July 2, He signed and dated the punch list with the completion dateI signed it as wellI have a copy of the listThere was nothing done and I received periodic texts or calls that they were busy and he would get back to meIn December or January Mr *** called to tell me he no longer worked for Nationwide but had passed my punch list on to the service manager *** *** who would contact meI never heard from him I finally got him on the phone 5/16/and he said he had the list and wou
I have had multiple plumbing failures in my home due to factory installed partsWe have been in our home four monthsWe have had three leaks in this timeThis has caused almost 10,dollars in damagesNationwide homes are supposed to have a one year warrantyHowever after multiple attempts to contact them for repairs they have refused to pay for any clean up or repair fees
I moved in my Nationwide Home in and we had a plumbing issue where the septic tank was not connected to the house Nationwide fixed the issue and now a little over years later my pipes under my sink are leaking and ruined the cabinets underneath What type of workmanship is this? Just spoke to someone at Nationwide who was suppose to email back *** number in warranty - Haven't heard back
My wife and I had Nationwide Homes build us a modular home last fallWe moved in the home 12/22/2016, the home came with a year warrantyWe have had multiple problems with the home such as a cracked bathtub from the factory that I had to fix myself after contacting the construction manager multiple timesWhen the hard rains started this spring my wife and I noticed the French doors in the kitchen leaking, we have tried to contact our sales rep, construction manager, and nationwide warranty department multiple times and they will not return our callsThe water leak has damaged our flooring in the kitchenThere is a bedroom door that needs to be replaced due to damage during installationThe door for the furnace in the house was damaged when it was set, and it has not been replacedThis company did an acceptable job with the home in the factory, but the work that was completed on site was very unsatisfactoryMy wife and I would just like our home fixed so we can enjoy it, inste
I purchased a house from nationwide homes in [redacted] back in June of is when it was setDuring this time the nationwide left and did not complete the job they left all sorts of construction materials in my yardThe ceilings were not finished the brick ledge was wrong and the roof still leaksThe gutter fell off the back of the houseThe walls show all the tape linesBaseboards was not painted and foundation was left exposedI have talked to [redacted] who said on numerous occasions he was going to come make it rightAll recorded conversationsMr [redacted] has yet to do thisI have left several messages recently with no responseMr [redacted] also went to the court and falsely filed a mechanics lien in the amount of nearly dollarsSeveral conversions with mr [redacted] I explained I did not owe that much and he has never produced signed change orders to show thisThey had a construction manager who is no longer with them doing some shady billing
Nationwide's construction quality is abysmal Their drywall work is horrible with very visible seams/joins Zero attempt is made at getting their ceilings and walls to be square Doors don't fit their door jambs and the list goes on They have ZERO quality control We have a baseboard that is quite curved because the underlying lumber isn't square...they drywalled right over that, making a curved wall and laid the baseboard over that, which is curved Plumbing is equally poor One bathtub has a waste/overflow pipe that misses its mark so badly that there is no seal to the tub so all water went down inside the walls Electric: They use absolutely junk electrical materials from Pass & Seymour Good luck getting some outlets to receive their plugs Customer support? None "Go talk to your builder, you bought the house from them." Okay, fair enough The builder also claims to have received the cold shoulder Mind you, they are the cause of most of these problems and expect the builder to fix factory defects We are talking about door plungers that miss their strike plates by over a 1/4-inch (too low, typically) so they don't latch...these are FACTORY HUNG DOORS! How do you miss that in the factory? Do yourself a favor Do NOT buy a Nationwide Home They clearly have a systemic issue in their construction methods and don't care about the product they turn out
We purchased our home in It was manufactured by Nationwide Custom Homes in *** ***There are bathrooms on the 1st floor of our home and both bathroom toilets interior plumbing have failedThe first time the contractor took care of itThis time it flooded our basement and ruined wallsWhen the emergency plumber responded and opened the wall he found a faulty fitting that was sealed with spray foam and not with plumbers tapeThe fitting also was cracked as the same as the first bathroom.I've contacted the county inspector and he advised that this does not pass code in Virginia
Nationwide's construction quality is abysmal Their drywall work is horrible with very visible seams/joins Zero attempt is made at getting their ceilings and walls to be square Doors don't fit their door jambs and the list goes on
They have ZERO quality control We have a baseboard that is quite curved because the underlying lumber isn't square...they drywalled right over that, making a curved wall and laid the baseboard over that, which is curved
Plumbing is equally poor One bathtub has a waste/overflow pipe that misses its mark so badly that there is no seal to the tub so all water went down inside the walls
Electric: They use absolutely junk electrical materials from Pass & Seymour Good luck getting some outlets to receive their plugs
Customer support? None "Go talk to your builder, you bought the house from them." Okay, fair enough The builder also claims to have received the cold shoulder Mind you, they are the cause of most of these problems and expect the builder to fix factory defects We are talking about door plungers that miss their strike plates by over a 1/4-inch (too low, typically) so they don't latch...these are FACTORY HUNG DOORS! How do you miss that in the factory?
Do yourself a favor Do NOT buy a Nationwide Home They clearly have a systemic issue in their construction methods and don't care about the product they turn out
My husband and I signed contract to buy a home with Nationwide in March It was a year and months before we moved in and we're basically forced to close after promises were made for all of our "punch list items" to be completedThey were not and still have not be completed and as the months go on it continues to get worseIt was months from the time the house was set before we were able to move in yet signed contract with an understanding that it was be completed within days, or the company has to pay you, that DID NOT HAPPEN! The subcontractors ruined my hardwood floors by having all of their equipment sitting on it with no cover, never got fixed, one of the bathroom vanities have a chip and it was patched over and over like I'm too stupid to know even though I was told a new one would be orderedThe refrigerator was dented and upon request of a new one, they send me one about half the size, in which the food for my family of five would not even fit inSeams all in the
I purchased a house from nationwide homes in *** back in June of is when it was setDuring this time the nationwide left and did not complete the job they left all sorts of construction materials in my yardThe ceilings were not finished the brick ledge was wrong and the roof still leaksThe gutter fell off the back of the houseThe walls show all the tape linesBaseboards was not painted and foundation was left exposedI have talked to *** *** who said on numerous occasions he was going to come make it rightAll recorded conversationsMr *** has yet to do thisI have left several messages recently with no responseMr *** also went to the court and falsely filed a mechanics lien in the amount of nearly dollarsSeveral conversions with mr *** I explained I did not owe that much and he has never produced signed change orders to show thisThey had a construction manager who is no longer with them doing some shady billing
I have been waiting for years to have a punch list completedThere is still a leak in my chimney, the carpet upstairs doesn't match and is supposed to be replaced and there is electrical work as wellI have contacted them several times only to be either ignored or put off
I purchased a new home from Nationwide and received the occupancy permit from *** *** ** in June of My company contact through the whole process was *** ***, sales manager for NationwideOn June 2016, Mr *** and I went over several problems with the work that was done finishing the house, we had noted during the processMr *** made a "Punch List" of items to be repaired or replaced to complete the houseMr *** agreed to have the work completed by July 2, He signed and dated the punch list with the completion dateI signed it as wellI have a copy of the listThere was nothing done and I received periodic texts or calls that they were busy and he would get back to meIn December or January Mr *** called to tell me he no longer worked for Nationwide but had passed my punch list on to the service manager *** *** who would contact meI never heard from him I finally got him on the phone 5/16/and he said he had the list and wou
I have had multiple plumbing failures in my home due to factory installed partsWe have been in our home four monthsWe have had three leaks in this timeThis has caused almost 10,dollars in damagesNationwide homes are supposed to have a one year warrantyHowever after multiple attempts to contact them for repairs they have refused to pay for any clean up or repair fees
I moved in my Nationwide Home in and we had a plumbing issue where the septic tank was not connected to the house Nationwide fixed the issue and now a little over years later my pipes under my sink are leaking and ruined the cabinets underneath What type of workmanship is this? Just spoke to someone at Nationwide who was suppose to email back *** number in warranty - Haven't heard back
My wife and I had Nationwide Homes build us a modular home last fallWe moved in the home 12/22/2016, the home came with a year warrantyWe have had multiple problems with the home such as a cracked bathtub from the factory that I had to fix myself after contacting the construction manager multiple timesWhen the hard rains started this spring my wife and I noticed the French doors in the kitchen leaking, we have tried to contact our sales rep, construction manager, and nationwide warranty department multiple times and they will not return our callsThe water leak has damaged our flooring in the kitchenThere is a bedroom door that needs to be replaced due to damage during installationThe door for the furnace in the house was damaged when it was set, and it has not been replacedThis company did an acceptable job with the home in the factory, but the work that was completed on site was very unsatisfactoryMy wife and I would just like our home fixed so we can enjoy it, inste