I represented my buyer for her purchase with Woodside. Not only was I blown away at their options to be able to customize(you cannot do that with any other builder) but the quality is amazing as well. I am a seasoned real estate agent and was incredibly happy with the construction throughout as well as the sales rep Michael Burton was phenomenal. Super kind and definitely went above and beyond for my client. She was super happy with the fight that Michael put in when a certain feature had been discontinued. As an agent, if I were to buy another home, it would be a Woodside for sure with Michael Burton representing me. I am so happy and confident in taking my buying clients to Woodside! Thank you so much Michael and Woodside, for being better than all the rest! read more

What nationally recognized builder sells homes that are violating local building codes? Woodside at Crystal Canyons does! We bought a quick move in home from them in November with the promise to move in by January. January turned into February, February into March 11... and now they have no closing date for us. They continued to blame delays on COVID and construction. After finally coming clean about the code violations, they have taken no responsibility. Meanwhile, we've been stuck paying months of rent, having our mortgage expire, having our new mortgage rates increase, having appliances/furniture delivered to our current place and now having to pay for 2 moves. Things happen, we understand. We expect you to take responsibility and also to be honest with your homeowners. This is our first home buying experience and you have completely ruined it. The realtor on site promised multiple closing dates to us (3/11, pictured below) and has not kept any of his "100% confident" promises. You've not been able to keep any of your promises (January, February AND March closing dates). I can promise you one thing and it's that nothing good will come out of my mouth about Woodside- that's a promise I can keep. read more

Woodside Homes - 100% confident means nothing to Woodside - Las Vegas, Nevada

Not a complete rip off but very sloppy and not ashamed to take short cuts to increase profit. One moderate example. I had to have my garage door repaired by a licensed local repairman. He told me that the door installed by WOODSIDE homes is a model that hasn't been made in years and they probably got them at a close out auction. There is a lot more . Shady salesmen, shoddy plumbing. We warranty ran out so we are doing our own repairs as they arise. I definitely would not recommend Woodside homes unless you are desperate. Don't buy into the slick aerial videos and on line photos. I have purchased 5 new homes in my life. Woodside ranks 5 behind Lyon homes. read more

Absolutely the worst home builder in town. They do NOT cover their work or the work of their sub contractors. DO NOT do business with these guys, you will regret it. Google the company and see just how many complaints are out there from these dirt bags. I wish I had before we spent $350k on a house with them.... read more

I dealt with Woodside Homes for two very different projects. The first was a home I purchased from them in 2015. I had a great experience working with them throughout the whole purchasing/building process. Yes, there were kinks and setbacks, but everything was taken care of quickly and to my satisfaction. A word of caution to any homebuyer out there....Make sure you do a thorough inspection during the framing walk thru...check to make sure each stud is stable and not bowed...make sure the sliders are square and plumb. The framing walk thru is definitely more important than the final walk-thru....do not blow it off. I made an extensive list, and everything was fixed in no time flat. I had some normal warranty issues arise within the one year warranty period, but Woodside followed through and fixed each problem promptly. The house is in good shape and I have not experienced any major issues. The second time I dealt with Woodside was as a member of the HOA for the community I live in. The homeowners took over the board from the declarant (builder), and prior to the builder leaving after the last house was sold, they fixed several items within the community at no cost to the HOA. They could have very well said that it was not their responsibility and the HOA will need to cover those items. That was a builder taking pride in their craft and reputation. They also left the HOA in good financial shape. A special thanks to Patrick Helfrich, for his hard work and cooperation. read more