DiVosta Homes Reviews in Indian River County, FL

The building manager was responsive. The salesperson seemed to wash their hands of me once I signed the contract.

On site Bill is super and responds. Takes a while to get on people on the phone. Overall well built home.

Almost everything went smoothly and efficiently. Only criticism is that for people who are not from the area, accessing and contacting all the agencies, utilities etc, could be outline in one document with advice. I found I had to go to a number of people for answers and it made it more confusing. Beyond that everything was excellent!

It will probably take longer to build your house than you think

There were a few minor issues (mostly cosmetic) before and since our closing a month ago but our construction rep before closing, Bill, and our post closing rep, Andreas, were, and are, very responsive and sincere about us wanting to be happy in our new home.

The project manager assigned to our home building project was very responsive and knowledgeable.

GREAT experience with all those involved. Home is well built,amazing construction,from a dirt plot to an oasis was just amazing. A big shoutout to Denise who got this adventure rolling and ALL those whom we have met or spoke too thru out. THANK YOU. Ellen & Steve

Ask more questions at design center about quality of upgrades to be purchased.

Things to stay on top include communicating with the person that schedules the closing. In our case, we scheduled the sale of our old home based upon the feedback from the project manager. Our new home was ready two weeks before we were and we had to negotiate an earlier closing date than expected. Since we were paying cash for our new home, we had to close on our old home first.

Only part of this process that I felt was unfair, was that every little thing is extra and feel very stressed out after leaving design center, although Jen was amazing to work with. But Divosta really should include more as standard instead of upcharging for every item.

DiVosta builds good homes. The quality and workmanship is better than all the others I have seen or purchased. The construction manager Bill was very knowledgeable, attentive and helpful. The sales manager Paul Myers was good to work with and responsive. Had a few problems such as: keys lost and not available after closing; the Pulte Title Co used the wrong HOA dues amount at closing (had to pay more after closing); edge of garage floor was chipped up and took two months to get repaired. Overall, we’re happy with the buying experience and the home despite the issues mentioned above.

Our 4th Divosta home. Enough said.

The building process went very smoothly and they stuck to their timeline

The build process went well, however we have been very disappointed with Vivint the vendor for the Home Automation System. Their service has been very poor and frustrating.

Just have some minor issues with scratched windows and hollow tile thin set.

Have some minor issues but have not called in yet. Generating a list to make worthwhile to fix all at once rather than piece-meal. Very pleased thus far and wonderful neighborhood whith attention to detail.

First time building and the process was fairly easy

Water level of the pond is too low and it is looking too bad. Now! When I signed the purchase agreement, its water level was high (normal)-Disappointed!

Project manager was great! Very responsive and kept us informed of progress. Follow for outstanding issues has been extremely slow. Took weeks to get a response on service request. Did not get the 24-72 hour response as stated in our paperwork.

Excellent Field Manager. He kept us up to date on progress, which was held up due to lack of windows. Overall quality of the home is good despite a few minor service items.

When the wind blows, the vents on the the roof make a lot of noise. I told the company about it but they said there was nothing they could do to correct it. Disappointed to say the least.

Wish I was kept amore informed in advance about important dates while home was under construction.

This has been the first time we built a home and it was an overall good experience. We like the fact that is builder had many floor plans that suited us.

Subcontractors who can do quality work, but it usually required that someone is watching closely. Once the closing date is set, everyone rushes and you end up with a long punch-list of minor items.

We purchased our home in this community after a year of searching, drawn by the appealing community plans and Divosta's solid reputation. Our journey began in February, and I was fortunate to monitor the construction process closely. I communicated all of the concerns that I noted directly to Zach, the construction manager, who was consistently patient and receptive. I have no complaints about his professionalism or the way he handled everything. However, there are a number of issues that I would strongly urge every potential buyer to take note of. I am disappointed with the quality of the interior paint job throughout the house. Despite being informed by Zach that the walls had been painted and touched up multiple times, I discovered that when I applied blue tape to the wall, the paint came right off with it. The finish appears sloppy and unprofessional throughout the house. Additionally, we have encountered several ongoing issues. These are the most serious. 1. There were numerous problems with the kitchen cabinets and range hood. Some were caught by Zach and another DiVosta inspector, others were noted by me. Most have been resolved but we still have a cabinet door that has the handle positioned incorrectly, a problem I flagged four months ago, but it remains unaddressed because allegedly every time the vendor orders the door, it is shipped in the wrong color. 2. The top of the washing machine is scratched, likely from being used by a contractor as a step stool, and has not been replaced. The dryer also has visible damage, which was only poorly touched up with paint that does not match the color of the machine. 3. The outlets in the bedrooms that were supposed to be switched were not, requiring further work and two visits from an electrician to correct. 4. The cleaning service sent to our home was inadequate; despite multiple visits, we ultimately had to hire our own company for proper and thorough cleaning. 5. A contractor damaged the microwave after using it to heat food. This was AFTER the house was completed. 6. Contractors used our bathrooms, even though there was no water in the toilets. This is a very common problem here, even though there are port-a-potties on every lot. 7-The bathtub in one of the bathrooms was damaged to a point where it had to be re-glazed. Again, Zach caught this and took care of it, but it's just really sloppy and careless work on the part of the vendors. Currently, we are working with Raul, who is handling all of our warranty issues. He is very pleasant and super responsive. He is actively working to resolve the outstanding concerns that have been presented to him and I am confident that he will be the same with anything that we find in the future. Overall, while we appreciate the community the efforts of both Zach's and Raul, the finish work and attention to detail by the contractors has been disappointing. Would we buy another home from DiVosta? Hard to say at this point. Time will tell. ... More