**** Don't but in Meadow of Shadow Creek in Buda **** We bought a house in the Meadows of Shadow creek last year and we should of went with a builder who cares about quality. We have nothing but problems with the paper fence that put up. Every time it storms or we have a windy day the 6 inches of concert they laid down to adhere the polls to the ground make the polls break in half and our fence comes out. The paint job in the house was half assed and even we reported it on our final walk trough little was done to change it. The paint wipes off the wall like it is caulk. The grass they lay down didn't even make it a month even though we water it regularly and it never attached to the top soil. I am not impressed by the quality they provided. Oh and ps. If they say it has a green belt view. It a lie. They just can't sell the land where the huge power lines run across the neighborhood. read more

MileStone is great! We bought our home about a year ago. The options were pretty plentiful as far as the interior and layout capabilities. The only thing I'd complain on is the flooring costs. To upgrade any room was a flat rate to upgrade the entire home - meaning that choosing a 100sqft room to upgrade is the same as upgrading the entire house. The other thing I didn't like is the paint options. There was 3 variations to choose from, all were a whitish color. The gourmet kitchen package is awesome though, and affordable. I liked all the options as far as gas line outback, and covered patio. The fixture upgrades were really expensive, so best to do these after moving in from home depot or other home improvement store. Great warranty I think also, and the fact that they gave us all of our appliances before moving in, including the refrigerator was really nice (not washer & dryer though.) I would have really liked an upgrade to provide paint and have them paint the rooms to my spec for the same cost or a small upgrade. It seemed a waste to have them paint everything the same when that work could have been painting to what I wanted. I understand these types of customizable things take away from the re-sell if the buyer does not come through, but i feel something could have been done to negate the risk on their behalf. Tile and back-splash type options are plentiful, but expensive upgrades. Overall a really well built home, with all the wanted features for a great price. Such as UV backed plywood roofing, dual pane windows, and air-conditioning units. The home is overbuilt from a structural standpoint. I would have liked the option to add more windows in rooms however. But no complaints when considering the cost of the home and size. read more

My husband and I purchased a MileStone home in Easton Park and cannot describe how happy we are with the whole process! We are first time home buyers, so we didn't know exactly what to except. From day one our representative, James, was knowledge, kind, and genuine which made us feel confident that we making the right decision. The house itself was built right, no shortcuts taken, which makes us proud. Will has been extremely attentive and thorough, and continues to be even after we closed! We used their recommended lender and I am so happy we did. They were very responsive and efficient. If you're thinking about buying a MileStone home, go for it! read more

My previous review of Milestone was a 1 star because they had not followed through with a promise but they have done that now so I went back to my original 3 star rating. I had a great purchasing experience through milestone and over all I have enjoyed living in my milestone house. The reason I cannot give 5 stars is the lack of parking in this cypress creek milestone community. There is no where for residents to park, much less visitors. We only have one spot per house (the garage) so if you have a significant other or roommate you are in trouble. If you have friends there is no way they will find parking to visit you. Both sides of the road are fire lanes so no street parking in front of the homes. Poorly designed community. Many homes in my neighborhood are up for sell, likely for this exact reason. I plan to sell within the next 1-2 years as well. read more

I have to update my review as Milestone made sure to delete it for not being specific enough they said: I own a house in Buda and was built back in 2012 by Milestone. I'm disappointed with the poor quality materials they used, how they rushed me at closing with multiple pending items to be fixed and never got them done. It's a nightmare... I'm stocked with the mortgage so hope you do your research and save yourself huge headaches. Thank you! (HOPE THIS IS MORE DETAILED Milestone) read more

My husband and I stumbled across Milestone in our home search a couple months ago with our realtor. We had seen quite a few homes and even put in an offer on one but were outbid. We were blown away with Adrian at the Southbridge Villas location and we now have a signed contract and our plot reserved at their sister community 'Stinson Oaks' on Manchaca. We still have some time until our home is finished but the buying and customization processes this far have been exceptionally well handled. We are looking forward to the finished product! read more

UPDATE 6/25/2015: Giving what I imagine to be my final updated review of Milestone after 2 years, as they have fully refunded my deposits. Two stars because "Meh, I've definitely experienced better," but I'll commend the team (Greg in Sales and Jared in Marketing) for honoring their word and finishing out what they promised. I hope that they'll address similar situations in a more timely manner going forward. read more

Great experience with sales and ops people (Jake and Doug). They were trustworthy, reliable, consistent, knowledgable, and their focus in providing a high level of quality service was notorious. They delivered a good product for the price we paid. We are satisfied with the results and we recommend this builder and their team members. It has been 3-4 months and so far things are good. We'll report back in 12 months or so. read more

The condo I was considering off Congress and Dittmar/William Cannon: They have not broken ground yet and finally, they texted about pre-sale! Yay! They told me the starting price for the smallest plan. ( which is what I wanted since I don't need a big place - or want one). Perfect! I went after work to meet with Milestone Properties and they told me the smaller one is not available in Phase one ( the one that got me to meet them) but let's look at the more expensive bigger ones. Also, the models only have the upgrades that cost an extra $20k. The base price comes with basic stuff that you know you won't want after you see the upgraded one. So at this point, they are getting me about 40K above what my budget was. I asked when the unit I originally wanted would be available. They say maybe phase 2 but the price will most likely be increased by then. Don't offer that floor plan if it won't be available! Milestone Properties tried the ole bait and switch on me so buyer beware of them too ( the selling agent also wrote me an email "Hi Allison"). They almost got me to buy beyond my means and thank goodness for long bikes rides and friends to vent to so I can get my head on straight. read more

Some great (security system, sprinklers) and some awful (10' ceiling is where you change your a/c filter. You must have no fear of an 8' ladder to change outside bulbs and a/c filters. Who wants carpet anymore? No one. Nice gate. Fence poor quality. Mstr bath lovely with large shower, no tub. Good quality appliances and hot water heater. Convenient utility room. Love the covered patio. No rear landscaping except horrible grass and lots of weeds. But, I love the neighborhood, friendly, lots of pets and children. Good windows and blinds. I feel safe here. read more

They must be running out of money. Friend tried to close on home and there are several liens on property. After checking with the City of Austin, almost entire neighborhood has liens. STAY AWAY! read more

My Experience at the beginning was excellent! However the builder and I agreed that I could close much later in the year to allow me to pay off some debt and be financially responsible, which made since to them and me. Wouldn't that make since to you? So, as time went on the experience started to go down hill, On average during the building process they called me three out of the four weeks of the building process to give me a status update. However, when I had a concern -- they told me that it was too late to make changes. As we got closer to the completion of the home, they tried to force me to close on the home before the agreed date. I asked to compensated, with a washer, dryer and a fridge. They told me 'no'. I said ok, what about a Washer and a dryer. The Representative went to their management and they said no. I asked representative, why I should even buy this house, when we had an agreement that I would close much later in the year and now your not honoring that agreement. Their reply "Because it never happen." (I have a email trail. It did happen.) I wouldn't trust this builder if my Life depended on it. Their word isn't their bond, and I would seek to buy a home from another builder. read more

I'm a real estate agent who purchased my first Milestone home in Easton Park at the end of August 2016. My experience with sales rep James Carreon has been outstanding. I've seen him help my clients in ways that go above and beyond. And to see this same level of outstanding service in my role as the home purchaser has made me want to tell everyone to talk to James. Calm, supportive, and thorough, he helps make the (inherently stressful) home buying experience a much more happy, less anxiety-producing process. read more

I've been working with Milestone building my new home for 6 months now and I've gotten to know a lot of the people there. After working with many other builders, I can summarize by saying that it feels a lot more personable and extremely friendly at Milestone. They have been very patient with the loan process taking longer than expected. Their floor plans is something that really sets Milestone apart. They have some of the most open layouts with soaring ceilings that have the game room upstairs completely connected and open to the downstairs area so that you can feel the entire space of the home as you walk in. I would recommend taking a look at these floor plans to see if it's something you're interested in. read more

My wife and I purchased a home from Milestone in the Arbor Ridge community(hello Jenny P/neighbor!). Our house has had typical "new home issues" but they have all been remedied with relative quickness by Milestone. The extra mile here goes to our Milestone sales rep, Luis Montejano. He continues to show pride about the community and caring as to how it goes. He's quick to respond to issues and handle them appropriately, sometimes even playing hardball with contractors when need be. The loss of a star goes for mainly one thing: the land development people. Chasco has been a royal pain in the butt, our gates have not been properly installed for nearly a year now. The lights in the community are mismatched because of a cost cutting effort by Chasco. Fences seem to be built by lowest bidder. Yard drainage isn't great in a few places. read more

Building a home is one of the biggest endeavors you may go through both financially and emotionally. I can not stress enough that you should ABSOLUTELY NOT use milestone custom home builders. Milestone Custom homes is part of the Milestone Community Builder umbrella. Please note this is not a review of the community builder product or services but is a review of the custom home services. In addition, I strongly encourage you to speak with the banks (interim construction financing) Milestone uses ( Frost, Independent) and other families and individuals who have already gone through this process to get additional information about how horrible the process is. Tim Stegall, Nicole Black, and Ana Swanson (Keller Williams real estate) form one of the worst teams imaginable. Our experience through the house design, selections, and finalization was one of the least professional experiences we've ever been through. We were new to the build process but I can say that this team failed in every aspect ranging from basic communication to deadlines. Throughout the 6 months we were under contract with Milestone there were numerous issues and unnecessary delays. Please keep in mind this was before they even started building. We had to ask that Nicole B (interior designer) no longer be a part of our process as she wouldn't return calls or emails for more than 2 weeks. When she finally produced our selection list, a full month after we were done with our selections, almost 1/3 of the items were incorrect. Trying to find answers from Tim about why there were so many delays typically ended in an exercise in futility. Towards the end it became quite apparent that Milestone was inducing delays trying to take advantage of the current market conditions. We communicated very often and clearly about our budget and made several assurances along the way that we were well within the budget. However, when Milestone sent our interim loan projected amount to the bank it was ~150K over what we signed our contract for. Milestone is incapable of adhering to the timelines they sell, is not trustworthy, and on the whole has yet to provide a satisfactory experience to any of their recent customers. I want to re-iterate, do not use this review as the sole source. Speak with other Tarrytown customers which you can find via their website at http://www.mscustomhomes.com/ Please do not make the same mistake we did. There are several other builders that have more experience in the custom home market than Milestone and actual positive reviews. read more

This is the first time I'm writing a review for anybody and that makes me think that How bad and frustrated I'm with this builder that I've to write this review so other people won't make a mistake that I did. I recently went under a contract to buy one of their inventory homes. Everything and everybody was good. I had no complaints when I initially went under a contract and I happily gave earnest money with the confidence that I'll be very happy and satisfied. Few days after signing the contract, I went to check out this home and I found 2 wet spot (I have pictures) in both Master Bedroom Closet. Immediately I called them and asked about this, apparently builder didn't even know the issue behind this, so I asked them to cancel my contract. I had a conference call with Agent and Area Manager, area manager specifically said in the call that "We will return your earnest money back either you cancel your contract now or before closing". Area Manager gave me offer that we'll pay for your home inspection but as a first time home buyer I wasn't happy to see wet spot and issues in the new home, so i asked them to cancel my contract and i asked Area Manager about return of my earnest money but as expected, he didn't kept his word and said, no we can not provide earnest money back. How can people trust you when you can't keep up with your words? But, after thinking a lot, I decided to re-consider this home because I really liked this home and builder was keep on convincing me that it's not an issue and we have a very good warranty program (frankly speaking, who wants to start calling their warranty department right after closing the home). Apparently when I reconsider this home, builder has fixed wet spot issue so I was happy that okay it's gone and finished up all the mortgage paper work within 2 days because builder was pressing me to finish up and telling me that we won't provide you same deal after x number of days. But i did everything before time again because I was happy with this home. As per offer given by area manager for home inspection, I did perform home inspection by third party inspector. At the time of third party inspection builder has fixed the issue so it didn't come up. And inspector didn't find any moisture. Then there was a construction walk with construction manager, during that time spot showed up again, construction manager put the red tag. But as this spot came back again, i really wasn't happy and convinced to pursue this home so I decided to call builder and cancel the contract but area manager asked me to meet him and construction manager at the property. I met both of them at the property and during that time apparently wet spot wasn't there. So i was happy but when i went to see home again very next day, I see spot again!!!. And I finally decided that I really don't want to continue with this builder because I asked them following questions and they were not able to answer them, 1. What is this spot? 2. What have you fixed it? 3. What is the reason it's coming back? 4. How can we certain that it won't come back again after I move in? And it is really frustrating to know that new home you're purchasing has this issue and builder doesn't know about it. So finally I cancelled the contract. I sent couple of emails to their CEO asking to return my earnest money because your area manager didn't kept his word as well as there was a problem with home. I sent DETAILED email to CEO about the same issue with PICTURES but no response as of yet. It's been 2 weeks already. They have lack of customer service. You sent email asking about your earnest money and they don't care. They just want to keep your earnest money. It's just horrible experience I had with this builder. I'm very disappointed by this builder. After I signed this deal with them, my relative also signed deal at the same location but now they are afraid too that they will face similar issues. it's just BAD. Update as of Today 07/30/2015: Surprised to see email right after I posted this yelp review, and as expected, they say no we can not provide your earnest money back and reason they are giving is that in cancellation agreement it was showing refund amount as 0. But in non refundable portion of that agreement doesn't say that we're taking away your earnest money, their math doesn't make sense. Real issue is that, now they are finding reasons to NOT RETURN my earnest money. They ONLY WANT your money no matter if you find something wrong with home after signing the contract. They don't stay up to their words. If you every do business with this builder, always do everything in writing otherwise forget about your money. They are good at not keeping their words. read more

We worked with Brooke Munthe who was our Sales Coordinator at Reserve at Brushy Creek Milestone community. The community itself is great - be it the location, construction quality, floor plans or the promptness of Milestone in responding to the questions we had. A special mention again for Brooke who made our home buying process as simple as it can be. She is always available, extremely patient and cordial to talk and interact with. Brooke along with Milestone team has done a great job in closing out our home on time. Thank you Brooke and Milestone. read more

I am currently in the process of building a new home with milestone. So far it's been a great experience. The builders are extremely nice and willing to work with you. As this is my first home, I've had a ton of questions and they have taken lots of time explaining things and helping me make the right decision. I would definitely recommend milestone. read more

My family and I just moved into our home, 2 months ago, and we have had some minor issues that were addressed and fixed in timely manner. We have been pleased with our new home and the design of it. Our neighbors are quiet and very pleasant to talk with. Overall, we are happy with our purchase. read more

I recently purchased a Milestone home and have been very happy with the decision so far. The sales rep I worked with was Sal, and he was really great. He was knowledgeable and professional. He understood our needs and followed up with us. An availability came up at a different Milestone community that he thought we would be interested in, and he called us right away and met us over there. This one ended up being the one we bought. I've found Milestone to be a good company that tries their best to make their customers happy. I recently dealt with Patrick on the service staff and he was excellent as well. read more

Poor quality at best. Non responsive on warranty items . The subs are the worst and poor job management. I would never buy from Milestone if they were the only ones around. Fixtures and appliances are the bottom of the barrel. Finishing carpenters are the worst. Hope this helps someone. read more

Never purchase a home with these guys if you want have piece of mind after closing and DO NOT close the house with faith in their word that things will be fixed after closing. It's already a month since I closed and no will fix the issues which they promised to fix. read more

We have moved extensively in the past and relocated to the Austin area for the fourth time. Our trusted realtor took us to Milestone and we worked with Christian Amstadter at Milestone's Scottsdale Crossing. Outstanding and seamless experience with Christian as well as site management team Mario and Erik. All challenges during the process were handled transparently and were drama-free. Update-09/04/2015-turns out we were lied to regarding the surrounding development. Christian Amstadter told us there was not going to be any major development between Scottsdale Crossing and 183A....turns out an office park is coming. Thanks for not informing us about this project that had been on the books since 2012. read more

This is an update to my review I posted on 1/10/19. Jared, Director of Marketing with Milestone contacted me and wanted to hear about our experience with Milestone. I informed him of all the issues we encountered during the time the home was being built up to the first walk through. He said he would use this information to discuss with employees to help improve the Milestone home buying experience. I told him if management had contacted us when we first requested, that there would have been a very good chance we would have closed on the home. I appreciate Jared reaching out to us. At the end of our conversation he said he would return my son's earnest money. He did not ask me to write an update. However I offered because it was the right thing to do. read more

My Milestone home (Meadows of Shadow Creek; Buda, TX) was 1 year and 5 days old when the foundation split and cracked and buckled the tile in my kitchen. ONE YEAR AND FIVE DAYS. It should be covered under the structural warranty but Milestone has refused to send someone out to evaluate it let alone FIX the problem. I had to hire my own structural engineer to come out and evaluate it. Per his report, Milestone did not compact the filler soil properly before allowing the foundation to be poured, foreseeably, and grossly negligently, causing the problem. Find a better homebuilder. It won't be hard to do better than Milestone. read more

I have to preface this review as it reflects only the initial start of us buying and building a home on Riverside Villas. (Will update once home is completed) But I must say that James Carreon is easily the best sales counselor that my wife and I have ever worked with. Once we agreed on our lot, our elevation and design options, James has kept us updated and been available every step of the way. I have never felt more at ease making such a large purchase. And I have to add that we visited several new builds and dealt with numerous sales associates, but James won us over with his honesty and "non-sales" like demeanor. read more

My Wife and I are first time home buyers. That being said, we are weary of being taken advantage of and learning real quick how everything works. With the help of our awesome realtor Cheryl Balintfy, our sales rep Luis and our design rep Nicole we are on our way to home ownership. It's still pretty early in the process, so we are keeping our fingers crossed that everything continues to progress as smoothly as it's been. All in all, I think we are going to love our new home and neighborhood! read more

We just purchased our first home through milestone! It has been an amazing experience. The building of the house was on schedule and moved along quite quickly. Very happy with the structure and quality of the home. read more

I am updating this review as Milestone has acknowledged our complaints and provided a satisfactory resolution. We appreciate their understanding of the situation we were put in and rectifying it. read more

Brooke Munthe has been fantastic to work with. We have enjoyed the whole process with Milestone. We recommend Brooke for sure

I know these guys are production builders and we need those, I get it. My experience of them has always been that they are the least creative, most 'pack 'em in as tight as we can get 'im' builders around (the Grove anyone?) so what do you expect, right? But that was before I saw the start they have made on their new project, Skyridge, out on 1826 across from the Hindu temple. It is a scorched earth travesty. They have taken acres and acres of beautiful hill country land and scraped off literally every single tree, at least some of them old live oaks. What was a nice piece of land is now a barren scraped scar that will hold, no doubt a sea of tightly packed roofs completely visible from the road and everywhere around it, no landscaping barrier to hide its total incompatibility with its surroundings. What could have been done with such a choice piece of land? We will never know as apparently it's too much trouble to see how you could lay homes in there that play up the existing trees and topography. Oh right, it's Milestone, what am I thinking. It's a pipedream no doubt, but how sweet would it be if prospective buyers would just keep walking when they encounter these guys, just on principle. From the looks of these reviews it's not like you'd be missing out. Just. Terrible. read more

Complete your houses before you sell them. Run through the list of items with the customer before you close. Actually show the customer how everything works. I am still dealing with contractors after almost 3 months. I can only imagine the 1 year builder warranty process. read more

Don't do it! Broken promises after broken promises for almost a year now. We are still waiting to get things done and Add-on's completed (paid for before closing), we closed 6 months ago. If you buy from Milestone, buy the finished product so you can at least see what you are getting. I would never, ever, ever build a house with Milestone again. Workmanship during construction extremely sloppy and they don't seem to care since you're on the hook. Construction quality in the model is good, so it can be done. Just don't expect it in your home. There are too many good builders out there who know what they are doing and care to settle for Milestone. read more

I am in the early stages of having my home built in the new Arbor Creek neighborhood. This will be my first home and as a newbie to this whole process I can say that as intimidating as it can be, my sales rep Luis is the best. He is constantly avaliable for all my questions or concerns. The building process has started off slower then I would have preferred but with being the 7th or 8th house to be built in the area, I understand some of the new development learning process. I am eager to move in and will update once I am further along. But so far, Luis and his amazing customer service and honesty and kindness have made me recommend him to anyone I know looking for a first home. read more

The short and sweet version: Nice homes, solid construction, but unfortunately, they treat you like a bother after they get your earnest money. If you want a good home-buying (and home-owning) experience, avoid Milestone. A bit more detail: I found Milestone online when I was planning my move back to Austin after a couple of years away for work. Instead of renting, I really wanted to buy as I knew this move would be for a while. Milestone had a community going in the exact location I desired, and their reviews weren't negative, so I signed on. Given my transfer situation, I needed a solid plan, which required somewhat firm dates. They were up front about construction, saying that estimates can't factor in things like weather or labor and material shortage. I understand that, so I was ok with the date being off by a month or so in either direction. They agreed a month was more than sufficient a buffer and said they'd be able to guarantee me a closing date with plenty of time to arrange all the details of my move. Everything was really going well, and I felt like the move was going to go so much more smoothly with new construction vs all the coordination needed for existing construction. People were responsive, proactive, and helped get things moving quickly. We had floor-plan and design choices made in no time at all, and were off and running. I'm assuming that once earnest is paid, the sales team gets the commission, as they certainly changed after that day. All of a sudden it was very hard to get in touch with the salesman to ask questions about when my home construction would begin. When I would call, he would text that he was in the middle of a meeting or parent teacher conference (multiple ones in a month ... odd) and that he would get back to me later. Obviously I would not get that follow up call. I had to keep pestering him for the estimated completion date so that I could start planning a pretty complicated cross-country move. He kept telling me for weeks he'd know any day. Two months after giving them my earnest money, I was told my home was beginning construction in a week. It did not begin for another month and a half. Obviously I was concerned about the dates really shifting on me given the delay. At that point I couldn't even get in touch with Dustin Compton, our salesperson. After two weeks of nobody returning my calls or emails, I finally called the main office and was told my salesperson was no longer with the company. That'll make you feel like your'e in good hands. Finally, days after they had promised, a new salesman took over my account and called me. His name was Charlie Spriggs, and I must say, I've never worked with a more rude and incompetent man in my life. Charlie would call me periodically and tell me things he'd already told me, indicating to me that he was required to call so he didn't put much time into customer care. I was in the dark mostly about what was going on. I was in contact with the construction manager, but he just didn't have the information needed to help me most of the time, as I needed salespeople to confirm dates. After months of receiving the periodic call to say "Hey everything's lookin' great," I get a call on March 3rd 2012 telling me something had gone wrong, and construction would certainly be delayed. I almost had a heart attack. They had initially told me that the completion date would be March 1st. Being as I like to build in a buffer, I said "How about March 21st so there's extra time?" They agreed, but assured me that would be more than enough time. So at this point, I've got arrangements made, and we're starting to pack up the house and the family for a move 20 days away. Clearly, a panic ensued. At first I refused to let that be the case. I called and talked to several people. The construction manager said they ordered the wrong flooring, and the new flooring would take weeks to come in. The salesman said they ordered the wrong cabinets. I tried to beg and plead, even suggesting that maybe I could go with what they had ordered in the essence of time. I was literally told, "Sorry, we can't do that. You're new estimated completion date is April 15th." That was that. No bargaining, no trying to help, no sympathy for the situation. Let's not forget I'm making the largest purchase of my life thus far, and 7-11 treats me better when I buy a Diet Coke. I asked if there was anything that could be done. The salesman said "If you're not satisfied, you can feel free to call my manager." Thanks @**hole, don't bother to call him on my behalf, make me do it. Man was I just infuriated and helpless all at the same time. This was when I realized I was at the mercy of a really horrible company. Long story short, I ended up closing on June 1st 2012 after living in a hotel room with my wife and an 8-month old for over eight weeks. Horrible experience. Nice house, not worthit. read more

I moved into my new home at Arbors at Lakeline last week. The salesperson, Mari Avalos was wonderful. The homes are beautiful. Some of the issues in the home were preventable such as excess paint on door hardware, excess paint on bath hardware, a kitchen sink has a defective aerator which cause water to spray haphazardly, cracked concrete in the garage, damaged hardwood floors. The builder had sloppy painters work on my home. I also notice cracks in the caulk along the baseboards and door trim, cracks along the entire length of the concrete garage floor that even after concrete casing, is still annoyingly noticeable to the point I had to spend $200 on parts and material to paint with epoxy. After going from 30 degree weather last week, to 78 degree weather this week, I have found an AC unit that heats but doesn't cool.I had to hire an Electrician to look into the AC issue since home warranty is slow to respond. The homes come with two cable outlets as standard. The model home shown to buyers has cable outlets in every room. This is significant because if you need a home office, then you will have to rely on WiFi, which is a whopping 90% slower than directly plugged into the router, or hire a contractor to drill holes from the roof down through the walls in order to install additional cable outlets. The cable company doesn't install additional cable outlets but outsources the work to another company called DComm that is too horrible to go into detail. I have lived in several apartment communities in the immediate area and they all have two options: fiber (U-Verse) or cable. This community only has TWC/Spectrum. The builder has a buyer walk through orientation before closing in order to allow the buyer to inspect any defects or problems before closing. If you do not mention problems before closing, it is now your problem to be handled by your warranty (plus deductible). It is best to hire your own home inspector for everything. It is worth the expense since the QA process for Milestone is laughable. I notice an extremely lazy, disorganized, and indifferent attitude towards the quality of the homes. They have a construction manager that has an immediate excuse/explanation for everything but no real solutions. Once you complete the closing, you are on your own to sort out your own issues and concerns. New home but definitely not turn key. Hire your own inspector to avoid stress and exhaustion. read more

***WARNING**** DO NOT BUY FROM THIS BUILDER!!!! Garage is sagging due to the weight of the stone and construction and this builder says "not our problem". I've been calling the Assistant Warranty Manager Seire McElwee for 2 days to discuss and she won't answer the phone or return a phone a call. She will email back saying not our problem but won't answer or call you back at all. AGAIN DO NOT BUY FROM THIS BUILDER!!!! read more

After the complaints and promise's from this developer to clean up the entrance I could never buy a house from this company. If your out and looking at homes in the Bear Creek Community be sure and go to the 2nd entrance on Bob Johnson Rd. At the end of the street there is trash everywhere. I have talked to the supivisor from this developer and he promised to clean it up once a week. That was a flat out lie. I have taken the time to clean it up myself because it's so nasty looking. Now he avoids my calls. If they won't work with nearby property owners do you really think they care about standing behind their homes? On another note they tore down my boundry fence along with the trees that were on my side of the property. We had cattle out but luckily they were on the north side of property. They did not care. They put up a wooden fence that you see in subdivisions, not strong at all. We had to put in new fencing behind it. They don't care, it's all about the money. read more

We are in the building process now in the Reserve @ Brushy Creek and can't wait to see our new home completed - great floor plan, beautiful exterior, & very very helpful sales person (especially for being new to Texas). read more