I am likely to recommend them to a friend because I am pleasantly surprised about the quality of the build.
Overall, the home quality feels rushed. My concrete steps outside of the front foyer are cracking and separating. There is concrete spalling in my driveway. My home is showing signs of significant shifting, with doors not closing and wide drywall cracking. I had to pay out of pocket for a sewer line test, that was already recommended by my inspector, because the warranty team shrugged it off. It failed, as my inspector assumed. Both points of contact from historymaker homes for warranties no longer work for the company, leaving me in discontinuity with several warranty issues.
When signing for my home I was told things would get fixed. It's been a year and 1 month and things have yet to get fixed. It's also very easy fixes like grout, and small pieces of tile not touching.
I would definitely recommend HistoryMaker Homes to a friend. The quality, value, and overall experience have been excellent so far.
The customer service was really great and History Maker had a better buyer selection experience than a few other builder's we were considering.
This is the second HM home we’ve built and both times we’ve had great experiences. The new home we built in 2025 was such a wonderful experience due to Garrett Ford and Weldon Whittle! When an issue would arise, they were on it! They really cared about our family and made sure we were happy with the outcome. Weldon also included occasional drone video updates of the house for us, which was so cool!
I was told prior to closing on 12/18, my earnest money deposit would be mailed out on 12/19. As of 1/7, I haven’t received it or heard anything regarding it, even after making several request. This is not a good way to conduct business, had I known, definitely would have chosen a different builder.
I have been in the home for two months and the longer I am in the home the more and more areas I see where the craftsmanship on the home is very mediocre. Some areas are actually very bad with mismatched grout, cracked tiles in the master shower, and master tub faucet that barely works when it is turned to hot.
We have enjoyed our house so far!
Everyone with HistoryMaker was great!
The process went smoothly, and I’ve been happy with the quality. I’d definitely recommend at least checking them out.”
I love the homes itself, the community and the quality.
The customer service is sketchy after you move in, regarding warranty work.
Love the home and design. The process and staff were great during the home buying process and after.
We dealt w/David Stockton from the very beginning. We never felt pressured in any way or pushed to make a decision. David was very low-key but yet very knowledgeable & informative on all aspects of our decision.
The Sale office and buying experience was exceptional. However the warranty experience is way I can only give 3 stars
Overall it was a wonderful experience and I think the area/regional manager did a wonderful job trying to ensure we were taken care of, including lowering the price so it would be easier to sell our home. The only thing that was difficult was the constant changing of sales manager, we went through 3 or 4 in the span of the sale which made it difficult to establish the relationship and had we had one person it may have been easier to catch the mistakes with some design center options not being transferred and some fun aspects of the build that did not happen. Otherwise we loved Brandon, Amy, and everyone with the mortgage and closing teams
Have some concern with the information that was given about property taxes at the time of the initial sale, it think the sales person needs to be clear about to true cost for the purchase.
Not at all. Customer service and culture of feeling welcome is non existent.
The process for the home was seamless. It all went well. I was happy with the team in charge of helping me become a homeowner.
A year ago I would’ve put a five
We’ve been very pleased with our home.
Simon was awesome to work with.
The overall build quality of the house was quite disappointing. I have unlevel floors, walls that are not plumb, inconsistent textures, and a sloped ceiling in my front entry. This doesn’t feel like a $450,000 house; it more resembles a budget $80,000 house constructed by high school students for a wood shop project.
I've loved my home since I moved in. It's great, and I haven't had any problems.