If you like the neighborhood, make sure you choose a different builder…read more Rodrock is 10 lbs of feces shoved into a 5lb bag. I've tried to rid my house of the stench of their warranty team, but I can still smell their body and orifice odor in my house. I'm calling out a hazmat clean-up team, I hope that helps. Seriously, do yourself a favor and avoid this builder at all costs. If you want more details, please write at rodrocksucks {at} gmail dot com.

UPDATE: Kristi and Kyle at Rodrock have since reached out to improve these issues, some now and…read moresome will happen at our 11-month checkpoint. They understood our frustrations and were accommodating to take appropriate actions where they could. Some things, like large trim gaps and cracks in the driveway, are not fixable, and that is understandable. We appreciate the following up with us to ensure our experience was more enjoyable. Overall, we love our home. The architecture and floorplan of our El Dorado style home is perfect for our needs and lifestyle. The design session where you get to make your selections was fun and made as easy as possible - my favorite part of the whole process; additionally, Molly is super helpful in ensuring your selections make sense for your home. For future Rodrock new build homeowners, I would only suggest documenting everything, NOT being in a different town/city/state during the build process, asking lots of questions if you have them, noting concerns to your project manager and/or the Rodrock team, and reaching out to Rodrock specifically if you do have issues with your project manager. They'll do whatever possible to correct the situation. Will update after the 11-month check if needed. My husband and I have lived in our new build for 3+ months now. We moved from out of state (although we are originally from the KC area and familiar with the Rodrock name). We understood living out of state while our new build was going to be finished was going to have its challenges. We were not able to be present at the final walk through because of logistics, but we were assured we would have people there looking out for us and our home. Well, we have gotten to the point of our 90-day warranty check point, and we've noted numerous issues - most of which were denied because the warranty does not apply to "fragile items", "paint touchups", "stain touchups", "driveways", "concrete", "light fixtures", "trim", and etc. We have scratches on multiple windows, several of which have multiple deep scratches (which the window company physically told us that Rodrock should replace), a chipped toilet seat, paint runs, damage to cabinetry, numerous cracks in our driveway, dirty/stained exterior stone, unsealed plumbing in the powder room sink cabinet, trim that was miscut just to name a few issues - all of which were denied. We had a review of the final walk-through list (again, we were not present so we could not add to it) with our project manager, Karen. When pointing out some additional items we were finding that were missed, she said "we can walk through this house a thousand times and you will always be able to find something". If that's the case...fix it. We did not pay this much money for a NEW build only to have to fix the sloppiness and lack of attention to details from your team. And because of that, we are not able to have the warranty cover these items now. This is unacceptable. Additionally, our PM was often sighing when asked to resolve an issue, downplaying the concerns, and/or straight out complaining about doing her job in front of my husband and me, and even our realtor. While there were some positive moments of the Rodrock new build experience, those moments are overshadowed by the amount of work we will now have to do to fix their sloppy craftsmanship.