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About Fischer Homes
Fischer Homes is a real estate developer that builds custom homes, offering single-family detached houses, townhomes, condominiums and duplexes that customers design and build from the ground up. Founded in northern Kentucky in 1980, it has since expanded to serve customers in six additional states, including Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio.
- Customizable designs
- Dozens of floor plans to choose from
- New construction and move-in ready options
- Energy-efficient building practices and materials
- Limited availability depending on location
Fischer Homes services
Fischer Homes is a new home builder serving customers in the Southeast and Midwest states. Buyers can design and build a custom home with Fischer Homes or choose a move-in ready home in one of its established communities.
- Physical design studios: Fischer Homes has regional showrooms where buyers meet with designers to pick finishes like flooring, cabinetry and lighting. These in-person sessions help personalize each home before construction.
- Online tools: The company also offers 360-degree virtual tours and a visualizer tool to explore finishes and style options remotely.
- Home security: Customers can also purchase smart home security packages from partner company, Clare Controls.
EnergyWise program
All single-family detached homes built by Fischer Homes are part of its EnergyWise program. These homes are constructed using energy-efficient materials and products like Energy Star LED lighting and Delta WaterSense faucets.
Fischer Homes costs
A newly constructed home from Fischer Homes ranges in price from $256,990 to $1,065,990. Pricing depends on factors such as home size, location, and the finishes or features selected.
The most affordable options include single-family homes in the Maple Street collection starting at $270,490 or the Paired Patio collection starting at $256,990. The most expensive homes are found in the Grand Estates Custom collection, with pricing from the upper $800,000s to over $1 million.
Financing
Fischer Homes doesn’t provide in-house financing and instead partners with Victory Mortgage, a mortgage banking company in northern Kentucky. Borrowers can reach out to either company to begin the prequalification process.
Fischer Homes FAQ
What is Fischer Homes?
Fischer Homes is a new home builder headquartered in northern Kentucky, serving customers in seven Midwest and Southeast states.
How does Fischer Homes work?
Customers can either work with the company to design and build a new home from the ground up or purchase an existing home in an established community. Interested home buyers should call Fischer Homes directly at 855-432-2281 to get started.
Where is Fischer Homes available?
Fischer Homes is available in parts of Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio.
Is Fischer Homes legit?
Yes, Fischer Homes is a legitimate business with 45 years of experience that backs up its work with a comprehensive warranty.
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Reviewed Feb. 23, 2026
I purchased a brand-new Fischer home in the Amber Woods community with one primary expectation: quality and durability. When you choose new construction, especially at this price point, you expect professional craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a home built to last — not one requiring repairs within the first few months. During the sales process, the home was presented as well-built, durable, and protected against common issues. That expectation of long-term reliability was a major factor in my decision.
Unfortunately, shortly after moving in, multiple concerns began to surface that did not align with those expectations. Most concerning, the basement began taking on water. In a newly constructed home, a basement should be properly sealed and protected from moisture intrusion. Experiencing water issues so soon after move-in raises serious concerns about workmanship and quality control. Additionally:
• The garage concrete began deteriorating within roughly 90 days, with aggregate becoming visible through the surface. I was informed that concrete is excluded from warranty coverage under the contract. While that may be written in the warranty, it is disappointing to encounter surface breakdown so quickly in a brand-new slab.
• Carpet began separating and lifting in areas earlier than expected.
• Trim and finish work showed inconsistencies upon closer inspection, including areas with paint splatter, uneven application, and overpainted surfaces. Certain stair and rail finishes appeared rushed rather than carefully detailed.
Individually, some of these items might be considered minor. Collectively — and in a brand-new home — they point to broader concerns about craftsmanship standards. I have documented these issues with photos and video. Another frustration has been the noticeable shift in experience after closing. Prior to signing, communication was attentive and reassuring. After closing, conversations frequently centered around warranty limitations and exclusions. The overall dynamic changed from collaborative to contractual. As a homeowner, that creates a strong sense that once the transaction is complete, responsibility shifts quickly — even when issues arise shortly after move-in. For anyone considering purchasing:
• Hire an independent inspector, even for new construction.• Review warranty exclusions carefully, especially regarding concrete and moisture protection.
• Look beyond cosmetic presentation during walkthroughs.
• Examine trim, paint, flooring, and finishes closely.
This review reflects my personal experience. Others may have different outcomes. However, based on the number and timing of the concerns I’ve encountered in a newly built home, I would strongly encourage thorough due diligence before signing. I hope Fischer Homes leadership prioritizes long-term quality and stands behind the craftsmanship associated with their name.
— Amber Woods Homeowner
Fischer Homes Company Information
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- Fischer Homes
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- Website:
- www.fischerhomes.com