D.R. Horton Homes Reviews

Amenities include lake access, picnic area and a pool! There is a gravel road to the lake and an eagle's nest with two eagles in one of the trees. We have seen deer in the wooded areas off the path and geese and ducks in the ponds. The picnic area has a large covered pavilion and the pool has a building with restrooms as well. For all these reasons and more, we love our new home.

In Nov of 2023, Ms. ** reached out and said “I have a corner house!” We said we are in! She worked with us every single step of the way, answering questions, staying late to explain documents, taking my late night calls and even crying with me when I got frustrated and wanted to quit! Ms. Pamela never let us quit, she explained, answered and comforted us, never made us feel like we were a burden. We got $10,000 towards closing cost, all Brand New Stainless Steel appliances and a scratch ticket that gave us $1,000 that we used towards a garage opener and the rest towards closing. We got into our new home in March of 2024! We were so blessed to have her and work with her! She is now family! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND MS. Pamela **!

She has been very cordial and highly motivated. We viewed 3 houses that day. After talking with my wife. It was obvious to us we had met our real estate agent. My wife and I signed a contract with Crystal, to buy our new DR Horton home. We are extremely happy with our choice and we can't wait to move into our new D R Horton home. Thank you so much, Crystal! You are a true professional, we will always be grateful to you.

Once we decided to purchase a home, DR Horton’s team made the closing process the easiest I have experienced. The only issue that I have noticed, but not a big one, is that none of the houses in the neighborhood meet the “Dwelling Exteriors” article in the restrictions and covenants because the homes have vinyl siding, which is not listed as a permitted exterior building material.

I used the notice of our closing date & time to email DR Horton to arrange a walk-through and punch list before closing. I got a message back quickly, and then a call from the superintendent. The superintendent was very flexible in setting a date for the walk-through/punch list, and he confirmed that a few items that I noticed early in the process were completed.

When I arrived at the home for the initial walk-through and punch list I was surprised to see that someone already completed a punch list. The superintendent explained that they do a punch list before the homeowner. There was masking tape markers on every little blemish. One color for touch up and another for repair. I found a few more things that were not marked, but nothing major. What could have taken several hours took less than an hour.

A couple of weeks later, and a day before closing, we did a “final” walk through. The punch list items were complete with few exceptions, and those that were not done were taken care of that day. Closing went smoothly, and we moved in soon after. We found a few more things that needed attention the day after we moved in, and someone came the same day to resolve them.

We have a few days in the home and all the systems are functioning well. We have had no problems with the appliances, tankless hot water heater, or HVAC. I have never had a better balanced air conditioner in a home. I look forward to seeing how the home settles over the next year, but so far everything has gone well. My wife and I recently decided to purchase a home in DR Horton’s Ranch Haven in Murrell’s Inlet. We thought documenting the process for others who might consider a home here or in a different DR Horton community would be a good idea.

We used a buyer’s agent to help find a home in the area, and our agent, Taylor **, was outstanding. We spent months looking at the area and various homes. We settled on a house in Ranch Haven because it matched our needs and seemed like a good value. DR Horton’s agent, Dina, explained the property well and showed us around. Once we decided to purchase a home, DR Horton’s team made the closing process the easiest I have experienced. The only issue that I have noticed, but not a big one, is that none of the houses in the neighborhood meet the “Dwelling Exteriors” article in the restrictions and covenants because the homes have vinyl siding, which is not listed as a permitted exterior building material.

I used the notice of our closing date & time to email DR Horton to arrange a walk-through and punch list before closing. I got a message back quickly, and then a call from the superintendent. The superintendent was very flexible in setting a date for the walk-through/punch list, and he confirmed that a few items that I noticed early in the process were completed.

When I arrived at the home for the initial walk-through and punch list I was surprised to see that someone already completed a punch list. The superintendent explained that they do a punch list before the homeowner. There was masking tape markers on every little blemish. One color for touch up and another for repair. I found a few more things that were not marked, but nothing major. What could have taken several hours took less than an hour.

A couple of weeks later, and a day before closing, we did a “final” walk through. The punch list items were complete with few exceptions, and those that were not done were taken care of that day. Closing went smoothly, and we moved in soon after. We found a few more things that needed attention the day after we moved in, and someone came the same day to resolve them.

We have a few days in the home and all the systems are functioning well. We have had no problems with the appliances, tankless hot water heater, or HVAC. I have never had a better balanced air conditioner in a home. I look forward to seeing how the home settles over the next year, but so far everything has gone well. I will update this post as things progress. Hopefully, it the review stays at five stars.