Extremely poor quality workmanship. Unprofessional, amateurs, sloppy, incompetent, over 59 obvious…read moremistakes and still discovering more. Be advised and go elsewhere.

We were searching for a home builder and were able to view Quail Homes quality of work in a house…read morethey built for an aquaintance. In our opinion it was of poorest quality. You could tell by the trimwork--cheap materials, poor workmanship, low-end finish; by the doors; by the design; We intervewed several other homeowners who felt the same way. We met the Quail Homes owner, who seemed crude and unprofessional, the project manager who's work ethic gave us pause, and some of the workers that appeared questionable. Take a look at the reviews on their website--you will see similar unfavorable comments from other customers. We are glad we went with another builder, and we recommend you do the same.

Highly Recommend ZABOSS CONCEPTS INC!…read more Working with ZABOSS CONCEPTS INC has been an absolute pleasure. They are true professionals when it comes to custom home building--delivering high-quality, modern, and extremely efficient homes. What really stood out to me was how punctual, organized, and easy they were to work with. Every step of the process was smooth and well-communicated, which made what could've been a stressful experience feel exciting and manageable. If you're looking for a builder that combines craftsmanship with reliability and a forward-thinking approach, look no further. ZABOSS is the real deal!

We love the workmanship and follow up on any concerns and details that needed to be addressed…read more Ivan and Alex pay a lot of attention to the quality and outcome to their jobs and assure customer satisfaction.

In 2017 my wife and I found a builder to construct our retirement dream home. At the time we lived…read moreon the East coast, so we'd be doing a remote build. Our plan was to do this in two phases - Build my shop with an ADU now so we'd have a place to stay when we visited and that we'd live in later while our house was being built. Second, after we both retied and sold our Maryland home, we build our dream home. We worked with this first builder for nearly a year before parting ways over significant cost overruns on the shop/ADU - something we hadn't even started to build. While we lost time, and a good chunk of money on architectural work this turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Enter Evergreen Homes NW. After a few more months of research, we found Evergreen Homes. Before we even contacted them, we tracked down people who they've built for and met them to get honest feedback. We liked what we heard and reached out to Chis Sundstrom on Memorial Day 2018 to leave a message, not expecting a response that day. We were wrong. Chris called us back within the hour and spent a good amount of time getting to know us. A few weeks later we flew out to meet him and get the ball rolling. Chris met us on our property and was happy to build what we'd originally planned but offered a few alternatives that would save us money. After a lot of discussion on what we wanted, he sketched out a house with an attached shop on a yellow pad while sitting with us on a log on our property. He incorporated everything we wanted and quite a few things we had not even thought about. Chris encouraged us to skip the two phases we initially planned and do this once - just build the house now and you won't need the ADU, and you'll save a lot of money! We honestly hadn't thought of this as we had cash on hand for the shop/ADU but wouldn't have the money for the house until we sold our home in Maryland, which we wouldn't do until 2020. Chris worked with us and found a way to make it happen! The plan that started on a yellow pad was developed over the coming months by his daughter Tama. There were dozens of iterations before we got exactly what we wanted. We were living in Maryland throughout the entire design and build process, yet Chris, Sterling, Linda, Tama, and Lisa made it feel like we were just down the street. Through their outstanding communication, doing a long-distance build was not an issue. Sterling Sobszak was our construction foreman and was wonderful in managing the team of craftsman who built our home. He spent a good amount of time with us during an early visit to understand what was important to us. Sterling called me often with updates, or to discuss challenges, or to offer enhancements that I might be interested in. During each interaction it was clear that he really did have our best interests at heart. He then went out of his way to ensure every detail we wanted was simply perfect. Most homeowners probably don't give a second thought to the work done by the framers as their work gets covered up. During a visit, I inspected their work with a framing square, level, and tape measure - we were blown away with the accuracy of their work - floors that are truly level, plumb walls, and square corners! The finish work is equally impressive. We have natural wood doors, windows, and mill-work so you cannot mask mistakes with caulk. From excavation to final finish - everything is amazing, and we greatly appreciate the hard work all the trades put into building our dream home. You can tell they care! We have been in our home now for four and a half years and we still love it. It occurred to me the other day that we haven't had any real issues with our home. In talking with neighbors who used different builders, they've made multiple callbacks for a variety of issues - some very serious. We've only had one, and it cropped up our second year in the house. The cedar that was used to clad our porch columns developed streaks from the nails used to attach it. When I contacted Evergreen, Sterling came out and saw what was wrong. The contractor who did the work mistakenly used the wrong nails - interior vs. stainless steel. Evergreen promptly replaced all the cedar and ensured it was attached with the correct fasteners. This was no small job, but they took responsibility for the mistake and made it right. I'm sure they could have given me the run-around, but Evergreen took ownership for the mistake. There was no hassle, no debate, they just resolved the issue. Thank you, Evergreen Homes NW, for crafting our dream home! We have a beautiful custom home that meets our needs and lifestyle perfectly. We wanted a builder who really delivered outstanding design, quality, craftsmanship, attention to detail, and value. Evergreen has exceeded our expectations on each of our five criteria. The quality of the materials that went into our home matches the quality of the work.

Loving our Evergreen Homes NW HOME!…read more We have been in our home for over 4 years now and are so thankful that we found the perfect lot, great view and Quality Builder that we were looking for. From the design process, material selection and building of the home, Evergreen staff was a joy to work with. Nick was our project manager and was always available and responsive to our questions and needs. We moved in just before the Covid issues shut down the building process. Having our new home during these trying times has made our life so enjoyable. We would highly recommend Evergreen Homes NW to anyone looking at building a home in the future.

They are terrible. Dealing with their warranty coverage is like pulling teeth and takes much to…read morelong to resolve. From leaking roofs to mold problems and poor construction the problems keep occurring year after year. I can't figure out how some people give glowing reviews. Perhaps it is because they spent so much money and their homes are fairly new before the problems start.

I have worked with several national home builders in the past. Pacific Lifesyle Homes is privately…read moreheld local builder. They take an immense pride in customer service and quality of their home. I appreciate the options to really personalize and design my home. I would highly recommend them as great home builder.

This review is for The Retreat at River's Edge (RARE) in Kelso. From the moment I started working…read morewith Stephanie Nelson, I knew I was in good hands. She goes above and beyond to ensure a positive customer experience. When bumps in the construction road became bumpy (as they always do in any construction project), she ran out ahead and removed the bumps. She is true to her word and gets things done. The huge design center has so many options, it can be overwhelming. But the designers there (I worked with Karen), were kind, patient and very helpful in helping to design my dream home. As a result, I have now lived in my home on the River for over a year and couldn't be happier in this development. They run a clean job so even with other houses being built around me, it doesn't feel like I'm in a construction zone. My year warranty was handled quickly and effectively. Billy did a great job with it and scheduled everything around my work needs since I work out of the home. My home is gorgeous and exactly what I wanted.

Absolute worst experience ever for a "supposed" custom home builder on Oregon…read more Looked at lots in Oregon City and our sales woman lied to us about where the property lines were, septic drains fields, what was proposed to be built on adjoining properties and easement through the proposed property property. Heavy sales pressure to sign a construction contract and put down money without answering questions. Couldn't get around the sales woman to somebody above her to get answers. If you're dealing with this builder, make sure you go to Clackamas County and talk to the survey department, engineering department, land-use planning department and building department about the property/lot you might be interested in to see if it's actually what Garrette says it is. BUYER BEWARE!