Sky Mesa | Boise Hunter Homes

If you want a company that stands behind their warranty or quality of a home I would advise you to find a different builder. We had the worst experience you can hardly imagine. Let just say more than 35k in damage we have to come up with to fix our home. Bowed walls 14 of them, messed up drywall, 20 plus gouges in LVP, shower floor that retains water, paint on all carpet, scratches on glass that are visible. I have plenty of other photos. I met with their warranty department and even spoken to the owner son. Which the son was smiling the whole time I was explaining how frustrated we were. There contract locks you in so deep you will be forced to either eat 100-200k or follow through with all sorts of issues to fix on your own dime or spend all your life savings in court. They will tell you

Beautiful homes and great community to live in. The warranty process was clear but items like flooring and glass door scratches /appliance scratches wont be covered unless reporter during orientation walkthrough. Haven't had any major issues with the home we built from scratch with Boise Hunter Homes.

Three major leaks in less than 2 years of moving in. BHH wouldn’t fix the last two because it was not within our year contract period, even though the leaks were caused by poor workmanship.

We are so Happy and blessed to be in our home. It is a great piece of mind to know that we have a builders warranty with our home and the level of service from Mike Cruz is out standing. He is always there when you need him with a smile, and how can I help you? We are so grateful for the level of service and attention to detail that we receive from Mike every time.

Just don't do it. They do not care about you, just your money. We are a year into our home. We went under contract End of February 2022/Beginning of April 2022 for a build due to be complete by August 2022. We sent 6% earnest for the contract and moved from southeast Georgia to Meridian in May. Our building updates were far and few between. We got into town on June 3rd and finally toured a model home and the building site on June 4th. So, from April to June, we heard nothing, and everything was moving along. We heard about our first delay when we finally got here in person. We were then told there would be a delay that took us to early October. We (my four young kids, wife, and I) were staying in an Airbnb to bide time to complete the build, then had to move to a month-to-month rental du