Sierra Creek by Pulte Homes

Working with Debbie, the real estate agent, was great. She was very responsive and helpful. Charles, our construction manager, was incredible. He was so knowledgeable and communicative. We also met our warranty guy, Mario, who was also great. All around passionate people and great experience. We had a bajillion opportunities to walk the home and everything we had concerns with or “didn’t like” on the walk through was handled, even though it wasn’t much. Great build. Super happy we went with a Pulte home.

We love this beautiful community. Our Construction Manager and Sales Agent were such a pleasure to work with.

I definitely do not recommend Pulte as a homebuilder. My husband and I and our three kids moved to one of their sister communities, Pinebrook at Hamilton Mill just a few miles down the street from Sierra Creek back in 2020 for the excellent schools and the close proximity to his job in Braselton. Pinebrook is a newer community and was once considered a safe community to raise a family and call home, but a lot has changed in just the three short years that we have been here. We have recently seen an increasing high number of violent crimes particularly severe vandalism to our once beautiful community club house. These crimes have been on the rise in the community and Pulte the builder and our Homeowners Association, Fieldstone Property Management have done nothing to change the narrative.

Pulte is a terrible company. They build expensive houses with cheap materials. I would never buy from them again. Bad paint, mismatched doors, cracked bathtubs, bad appliances, short circuits in the electrical system, mismatched windows. In short, I 100% regret buying from Pulte.

Instead of utilizing the natural beauty of this area they took the General Sherman scorched earth approach, resulting in barren ground and hideous retaining walls. While they weren’t the ones actually doing the site work they obviously approved of it. In addition, they plunked a sales trailer at the beginning of the neighborhood instead of using the existing clubhouse…. Maybe they were afraid people would see the rotting window sills, peeling paint and furniture that needs to be replaced.