Journey Homes

I've worked with Journey Homes for 15 years now. During that time I've found Journey to be an exceptional prolific builder who meets many housing needs within our market. Several of my clients have enjoyed over six-figure profits on their Journey Homes. Bottom-line, Journey delivers a very nice home at a very reasonable price. From entry-level to family to empty-nester, Journey delivers. Roger Dittus RE/MAX Alliance

Journey Homes exceeded my expectations. I am a Realtor who was working with a nice out of town Buyer. They had several questions along the way and each time they were answered swiftly and completely. In particular, Bob G**** and Jorge E******* went out of their way to provide excellent service in a timely fashion.

An honest company throughout the home buying process. Anything that they verbally said they would do they did in fact do. Pleased overall.

At the end of July 2017, I closed a Journey Home and my buyers and I had a fantastic experience dealing with their sales manager Bob G**** who met us at the sales office and showed us several of their floor plans. Bob was very friendly, personable and was always available day or night to answer any questions or concerns. Overall the team at Journey Homes was wonderful to work with and I look forward to working with them again.

As a disabled veteran, I was having problems with the stairs at my last house and needed to find a ranch style home to meet my needs. I was given the number of the sales manger from a friend (who is also a builder), Bob, and was told he would take care of me. So I reached out to him and explained my situation. With that being said, I couldn't be happier with the way I was treated by Bob and the entire Journey team. I was treated with the upmost respect thought the process, and I am now living in a beautiful ranch style home that I love. I am very thankful for everyone on the Journey team that contributed to my experience!

Nothing but problems with everything falling apart. Driveway is falling apart in a year and a half. Shower stall is 11/2" out of plumb, won't allow to drain to center, water puddles. Electrical sockets break as you have to force plugs in. Glue all over garage floor won't come up, sloppy workmanship. Cabinet base put in cracked, they won't replace, just want to putty fill. Horrible caulking in all the bathrooms. Doors need constant adjustment. Heating system installed almost 2" out of plumb. No sump pump pit or wiring put in. Radon levels at 31, highly dangerous, no radon mitigation put in. Have 2 different types of grass put together in front yard. Trim work not finished right. They won't cover most of problems on warranty. Sidewalk cracked within 2 days of pouring. No jitterbug used on concrete, rocks coming to surface and coming through surface. They send some old guy out that won't see to it that anything gets fixed right. They stall till warranty is up

I'm a professional home remodel / repair contractor. I don't build them for a living, I fix everyone else's scew-ups. When it was time for me to buy a home, I looked into Journey Homes closely. It seems like everyone hates them, but I'll be blunt. 90% of the "issues" that people post on the internet are their own negligence or ignorance in maintaining their home or land. "My tub leaks..." you didn't caulk it every year like you're supposed to. "My landscaping died..." you didn't water or didn't check to see if it was getting watered. "my window leaks..." you have to caulk the insides and outsides as well as paint the house every so often. "They're rude..." did you call up yelling, screaming and demanding that you're the most important person in the world, did they have a bad attitude because of your poor attitude?I, and many of my neighbors (and two friends in another two different subdivisions) LOVE our homes. True, it's not a high-end home. I didn't want to pay a custom builder to painstakingly custom cut every piece of wood to within 1/32" on the framing. It's a great home and if maintained will be a great home for a long time. The problem with anything this big is people get emotionally charged and rant online. Those of us who know what we're doing and are generally happy with our product don't want to waste time ranting about an average home.