Konter Quality Homes

While, thankfully, I did not build my home with Konter Homes - I have had the displeasure of attempting to deal with them today. A new neighborhood phase is being developed, starting on the lot next to mine. Contractors hired by Konter Homes, “Preferred Site Construction,” did not appropriately read the marking of utilities. Their negligence resulted in one of my utility lines being severed due to their digging. As soon as I noticed this afternoon, I began contacting Konter, 811, and Preferred Site Construction. I am less than thrilled at how Konter began to handle the situation. During my initial call, I was told that Carl, the superintendent, would be notified and give me a call. However - the follow-up call included being told “they have no knowledge of construction on this road” and b

Very nice and professional group of people. They attract top notch staff and it shows each time I meet a new member.

Run a fast as you can. Currently in a development that Konter is building and we have no say even paying HOA Fees. The community area, pool and playground are a joke. The pool is the size of a toddler pool not one for a big development. Same with the playground equipment. Building super is a joke he sits in the model home all day and is the most unhelpful person you will meet. Doesn't know how to do his job and certainly doesn't check his contractor's work.

Konter Quality Homes stands behind their product! As a builder, they provide a 2-10 warranty. Part of that warranty includes 1 year coverage on workmanship in the home. I had a small issue within the first year and Konter sent someone out quickly to resolve the issue. A year and a half later, the same issue was occuring and I contacted Konter Homes. Even though I was out of my 1 year warranty, Konter sent multiple people out again to make sure the issue was fixed for good. They did so without any issue or arguing. I am thankful that they stand behind their product and put their own name behind it!

Horrible experience. They refused to do a walk through with our clients a week prior to closing. Marcy Konter told me their homes are built so well and double checked so there is only a need for a walk through the day of closing since there are rarely issues. Even though we requested a walk through earlier anyways, she refused. We scheduled the walk through the same day of closing and when we got there the key did not work they had to leave the back door unlocked for the buyers to get in after closing in case it wasn't taken care of in time. Not to mention there were multiple issues including no toilet paper or towel holders in any bathrooms and multiple scratches in the sink, etc. The buyers were told to come back to the model house after closing to see if the keys were ready. At Closing