Business ProfileforSteve Corbett Construction

I purchased my home in ****. It was not completely finished when I spotted it, except for the structure itself, but I knew it was going to be my future home (I wasn't even in the market to buy a new home and move...just 2 miles from where I was living). I contacted Mr. Corbett directly on a Sunday, met him at the home the next day, and agreed to pay exactly what he was asking right then and there b/c I knew the home was worth it and didn't want to risk it being sold to someone else. Since the home wasn't complete or even on the market yet, I was able to choose the exterior paint color, interior paint color(s), appliances, flooring, light fixtures, etc. Of course, I had a limit on the funds remaining to be allocated for what I was requesting. I went over that limit by a significant amount but Mr. Corbett didn't increase the selling price and he never complained, at least not to me. It was a smooth process and I had no issues with Mr. Corbett returning my calls. I've also worked for a developer of homes/subdivisions and I know there are always issues of some kind and they can be really expensive. However, the structure itself is typically the only warranty that stays with the home for 10 years. Everything else is limited to a one year warranty (sometimes two or three on certain things) and limited to the original home buyer. These builders can't forever honor every concern related to every house they've ever built/sold. They wouldn't be able to continue building new homes if they did. Owning a home is expensive, even excluding the purchase price. Maintenance costs a lot, unfortunately.