They have beautiful floor plans. They are a bit costly but they say it's because you get quality but I question that after build with them. They did the plans wrong and then the survey wrong both delayed the build by over two months. Then they constantly didn't do things correctly (we paid for double shelfs in closet they tried to do single, we paid for tile in closet they didn't bring tile for it, we told them due to bad knees I needed a bigger bench paid for the bench they did it wrong then wanted more to fix it, they missed plugs I had to get on to them for months about, they did the fence not how they said they would then tried lies about it being police yet 3 in the same area they did like they said they would for mine) it's just constant delays and excuses. Sales team are great building crew not so much. read more

Hey YELP... I own a Perry Home, so don't take my review down!! We love our Perry home and they went out of their way when they didn't have to. Any small issues I have had have been taken care of immediately. I've purchased 4 homes in my life and their quality was better than the Lennar, Pressley and William Lyon homes I bought. read more

DO NOT BUY PERRY HOMES!!!! They truly don't fix everything to your satisfaction! It has taken 9 months and a lot of my time to get things done . We have bathroom counters that stain with anything. Water ,soap, shaving cream, etc . They say you can't use anything with alcohol or a scent ! Marlana countertops! They won't replace them . Stains , stains , stains . Looks horrible! What will they look like as time goes by . I can't tell my guest not to leave any wet spots on the counter as it will stain them . Wish I had never bought this home ! This has been the worst experience I have had with a builder . The sales people bad mouth other builders , but that's a joke read more

We were sold a defective home on 7/14/17. Prior to move-in we had an independent inspection and provided the report to the project manager. A deficiency in the siding was noted and promised to be fixed before closing. We moved in officially on 7/16/17. That evening we heard a loud bang while showering. We communicated this to the Construction team. Within the week we started smelling skunks. We were told by the builder it was outside and there was nothing they could do. The days were difficult as we could not sleep in our master bedroom, we were sick, nauseated, vomiting, headaches, breathing issues. We again notified the builder and they were in defense mode. On 8/5/17 we noticed a horrific smell worse than it had ever been. We moved our family to a hotel room. It was then the builder raised their eyebrow. A mamma skunk and babies died under our master tub. They entered through the deficient siding noted in the inspection. We lived in a hotel for 20 days while they reconstructed parts of the master bathroom, bedroom, and fourth bedroom. Now, the builder is very difficult to work with when mistakes are discovered. They play ping pong with requests, emails, and delay. They want to perform patchwork, and do the least work possible. Their priority shifts to new builds after one moves in. They ask you to fill out the 30 day survey in their favor or not fill it out at all if you have had issues within the first 30 days. We are now experiencing HVAC airflow issues in the home. After research it has been discovered the subcontractors installed the system incorrectly. It will require another round of reconstruction. They are not willing to own the mistake. We have been going back and forth. We did what we needed to do and know it will get fixed eventually(regulated). There are a ton of quality issues to write a novel. We will never buy a Perry home again. read more

I am a 100% Disabled Vet and I was scammed out of $12,500. The salesman sold me a dream that turned into a nightmare. I was paying the highest on the block ($25K) for the largest lot since I stressed the importance of needing my space and privacy. Once construction started, the house to my right was at an angle and looked like they were about to collide and the house on the left was so close, I wasn't going to have ANY yard at all because of their driveway colliding. I was also promised a greenbelt and no neighbors in the back, but right in my backyard was a road leading to another subdivision being built with people traveling back and forth. It was a shady deal, and I backed out when only the frame was up but yet Perry Homes refuses to give me the $7500 I'd chosen for upgrades in addition to my $5K earnest money. The salesman and manager outright refused to give my money back even though the home was sold to someone else. How do you justify paying for upgrades for a home that someone else has purchased? This is poor business practices & corporate needs to stop hiding behind the pandemic. We're being forced to send emails and no one is responding almost 2 years later. The worst of the worst experience and treatment I've ever received. How do you treat your Vets like this when you live in military city? Shame on you Perry Homes. read more

I am a licensed Realtor. I was working with buyer clients as of March 2017 in search of their next family home. We looked at several properties and even submitted two offers which were not accepted. They went under contract to purchase a new construction Perry home in December 2017. Perry refused to pay the buyer's commission based on a registration card that was hurriedly completed by the buyers. The card was 10% complete with only their name and phone number. Because the buyer did not name me as their Realtor on this card, I lost $14,000. I called Perry and shared the Buyer's Rep Agreement which had been signed in March 2017 and did not expire until March 2018. My relationship with the client was solid. I was their agent when they purchased a rental property. I am currently their listing agent for a residential lot. My broker and I spoke with Philip Weynand, Division President - San Antonio. He said his goal was to preserve Realtor relationships, but his actions contradicted his intentions. Phone: (713) 948-7749. Email: Philip.Weynand@PerryHome... Perry Homes refused to pay my commission even after the buyers confirmed I was their Realtor. Again, all because of what they wrote on a registration card that the Perry employee insisted they complete just for his records. I personally live in a Perry built home. I believe their product competes well with other builders in this price point. The fact is, there are many great builders in the area! This experience has taught me a valuable lesson and I am sharing it here for the benefit of others. Buyers: please do not abandon your Realtor just because the builder's employee offers to help. That employee, no matter how competent, must be loyal to their employer. You should have your own biased representation. Realtors: stay in constant contact with your clients and continue to identify their wants and needs even if you think you've discussed them ad nauseam. In this case, the buyers purchased out of their preferred area, not in the preferred schools for their three children, considerably smaller lot than preferred, views only of their neighbors, and they exceeded their budget. read more