As I've mentioned previously the wife and I are under contract for a pre-construction home. The home is about 75% complete. The builders have asked the buyers not to visit the site (26 homes) that being built in the enclave due to safety and hazard concerns. They have indicated if we would like to see our homes we have to schedule an appointment with a representative from their company.
We were informed when we signed our contract that we would have 2 walk throughs 1) dry wall phase and 2) 90% completion phase. We have been visiting the site in the evenings and realized that the upgrades we paid for is wrong. (Probably shouldn't be visiting but excited and interested on how the progress is coming along)
--The downstairs bathroom was suppose to have granite however instead they installed culture marble.
--The wrong listello tile have been installed in our master bathroom and the listello is only in the shower and not as a back splash over the tub.
--On the garage our house number is not centered
We are scheduled to visit the home next Saturday with a representative from the builder. We have a slight cause of concern since we should have had our dry wall walk through - the home is already painted! We will not sign until these things are fixed - I'm sure there will be more things we will find that needs fixing. I just find it weird that the builders did not schedule a walk through with us and now will have to go back fix the mistakes. This is added cost to the builder.
Love to hear thoughts if anyone has experienced this during pre-construction.