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Look through current and historical homeowner discussion by builder, company, owner, brand, region, or topic. Use what you find as a starting point for better questions, not as the only basis for a decision.

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Historical comments are preserved for context with original wording where possible. They are not independently verified unless labelled, and may not reflect current circumstances. Use them alongside public records, third-party review sources, contract checks, and a direct response from the builder.

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Sanjay Bhowmick

14 Dec 2025 · Historical discussion

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Hello everyone: I am back after a while

Hello everyone: I am back after a while. I used to read comments here and also got some advice on various matters particularly when I was concerned about my build cost – on PC sums, etc – and kept heart with answers from and reading exchanges here. We went...

1 comments0 repliesLatest 14 Dec 2025

Vincent

21 May 2025 · Historical discussion

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Building in Rosemerryn, two-storey (TC 1)

Building in Rosemerryn, two-storey (TC 1). We have engaged a couple of big names to design and provide price (i.e. G.J. Gardner, Golden Homes, etc), but I’d like to mainly know about below two builders in particular: – Trident Homes – So far, prompt...

1 comments0 repliesLatest 21 May 2025

Anonymous

23 Dec 2024 · Historical discussion

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Don’t go with Bennett Homes

Don’t go with Bennett Homes. They’re dishonest builders – yes they completed my house but they made so many mistakes, did not follow the plans or specifications given for at least three major areas in the house, also charged us for their mistakes, then had...

1 comments0 repliesLatest 23 Dec 2024

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