4.2

Move-In Experience Survey (30-90 days post move-in)

470 CUSTOMER REVIEWS

  • 5 star

    49.3%

  • 4 star

    31.8%

  • 3 star

    12.4%

  • 2 star

    5.5%

  • 1 star

    1.1%

4.2

Quality of Home

4.1

Quality of Experience

4.1

Caring Displayed

4.2

Overall Responsiveness

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Pine Valley Ranch, December 2025

1

Review of Overall Experience

I will never recommend Simmons homes to anyone. I wish they can help us to find and buy a different house and I move from the house I built. First of all, the quality of the materials and labor they showed at design studio was completely different. The labor was terrible. I have been living in my house for 3 months and my kitchen cabinets started separating from the ceiling. Every material used to built this home was the worst products. You can see the wood color on every cabinets at home. Painting was terrible. I don’t think they were working with professionals. I can list 100 items here about the home however I see Simmons home as a scam and I don’t want to spend my time. My only goal is to live in this house for a few years and just sell it before it becomes an 20 years house in 2 years. If this is a public review please stay away from this company. They don’t even take care of their trash in our neighborhood. Every day, I clean their employees trash from my backyard and in front of my home. Terrible and terrible experience.

Pine Valley Ranch, December 2025

3

Review of Overall Experience

The overall design experience needs a fundamental overhaul, with far stronger cohesion and accountability across all parties involved. Throughout the process, there were repeated breakdowns in coordination between design, construction, and even through orientation and closing. These gaps were not merely frustrating but consequential. Critical errors in the blueprints went unnoticed until it was too late, resulting in permanent changes to the home that were never part of our intent. By the time these issues were identified, we were contractually locked in, leaving no opportunity to correct decisions that stemmed directly from earlier failures in coordination.