Shea Homes-Trilogy Reviews in Las Vegas, NV

Kirstie kept us informed during the building process of the delays we were incurring. We have been in the house two months and expected some snags in the new house. The response to correcting these snags has been mediocre in the sense of timeliness, the initiative on the part of the builder, and the accuracy of the corrective action. For example, a 220 Volt outlet was ordered in one specific part of the house. An additional outlet was actually wired to 220 V unbeknownst to us. We ruined several appliances in the troubleshooting process not to mention a potentially hazardous situation. The staff has been helpful but I can only assume they are overloaded with work to be done/corrected. Thermostat was also somehow miswired causing it to NOT shut off the Air Conditioner. It was apparent that finishing touches were rushed to make the 30 Sept closing deadline (delayed from original 30 April closing) to include no water softener installed yet, poorly finished landscaping of the yard, missing door hardware, and some smaller items. Still awaiting several snags to be fixed, corrected, replaced, or rectified after what has seemed a reasonable amount of time. ... More

Office staff is nice and friendly.

It was as expected for a new build

Sales staff easy to work with. Sub contractor slow to fix problems

Pay attention to detail do not let them rush you through your walk-throughs because you will never get anything done it is horrible trying to buy a house and expecting it to be right and four months waiting to get it things repaired don’t let the smiles for you

The sales team is very disorganized and not very responsive. Home prep work before delivery was done at the eleventh hour. Production workmanship is subpar. Warrenty workmandhip is very good but inconvenient because of schedule and waiting for work to be completed; it should have been done correctly before home delivery. Rob Shay is outstanding as a warrenty specialist.

We found after we built an ocean-front house in Oregon in 2005, that building in a 55+ community in 2022 was a lot different. First, we were asked to make a purchase of a home that we had never seen, and that delayed us from being in on the start. Once we solved that, we did buy because we liked what the community offered: people our age all living in the same place. However, because we were moving to Las Vegas, we had to schedule a lot of things and with not being able to ascertain a move-in date, it made it that much harder for us to schedule our move-in. Once we got in, we found that not being able to select interior things, floors, carpets, appliances that we liked, e.g. we had cherry floors and cabinetry in our old home and we were not able to get them in our new home. Once we got in, we found that some of the construction work was not to the standard we were led to believe, and it has taken a lot of time out of our unpacking and setting up a new home to deal with those issues. We have been in the house now for 1 1/2 months, still not all unpacked, but we are seeing that we can make this work. The fact that this is a 55+ community, it means we have friends that are our same ages, and that is a plus. The last temporary home we had in Colorado, the community was a mix of everything you could possibly not want for neighbors and that made Trilogy a shining star for us. Even with the 110-degree temperatures this summer, we acclimated to the area without a lot of stress. I think one of the most helpful things was the support of Trilogy staff. They answered all of our questions - sometimes not with the answer we had hoped for - but they answered us and gave us explanations. For us, that was essential. I think the worst thing to happen to us is that we discovered that Sunstone is not located on 3+ acres of ocean-front and we have realized how much we miss that setting. However, we now have more new friends and more new places to explore. I think the best thing that has happened is that we have more doors open to us to do the things that we enjoy...and I would suspect as we get to know the area better, we will find more. Our move was a good move and Trilogy fits most of the things in our life that we need. ... More

No problem with build. Although prices are at a premium, we were disappointed in how small and crowded the lots in Sunstone felt after the build. We have a corner lot that is surrounded by an extremely ugly brown cinder block wall which is all that can be seen in the backyard. Apparently ,nothing can be placed against it to block this unfortunate view and we have tried with our backyard landscaping which still remains unapproved after numerous follow ups since we bought the house in May.

Understand all of the options and research to materials. Work closely with your construction and design experts.

Many nice people living in the community, lots of events, clubs and something to do for everyone. Shea Homes salespeople are wonderful to work with. Many things in the choices need to be improved upon when designing the home. Better attention to individual homes for completion. Move in inspection should be improved upon also.

Mike is dependable and will do his best to help, although sometimes his hands are tied. Overall experience is more corporate than I would have liked. There are not enough bodies to do the work in a timely manner.

Not very happy with getting warranty work completed in a timely manner. Issues with cabinets, driveway pavers, stucco coloring and other smaller but just as important issues. It took several conversations to resolve some of these listed problems but still have most UNCOMPLETED! We moved in late June...It seems like passing the buck is a staple response.

How do I feel about the entire process, from initial purchase to final move-in? Honestly I do not feel good about it :/ In general and overarchingly I feel blessed to be in a position to buy a new home so I don’t want to rain on that parade. *But* I’ve had dust-ups with builders/management at Pre-Drywall, Landscaping and Warranty; pushback from builders/management about not wanting to fix things or not admitting that things needed to be fixed - only to have builders/management a few days later relent, fixing most, but not all items. Altho many, but again not all, items were fixed, the process each time, left me stressed, exhausted and disillusioned. How would you describe the quality and value of your new home? Mixed. Some materials/construction appear top-notch, and some things appear to be low-end cost saving materials/construction. My front door, for which I paid for a premium elevation is a mess. A door guy from Focus came out to look at it and explained that first the door was (accidentally) painted blue and then without sanding or prepping the door was then painted yellow. He explained that paint does not stick to paint. So at delivery the door was cracked, chipping and the blue paint showing thru and there are drip marks at door well/frame - all this due to *not* sanding or prepping the door before repainting. Focus door guy could not fix because he is not from painter trades, but he fully understood the problem. It’s aMaZiNg that I paid extra for all that. This is just one example of the sloppy workmanship I have encountered in my new home. How was your experience with the builder’s team? The builder’s team; as I mentioned above, aLoT of pushback from builders and management, then the reversal, the 180 - so aLoT of unnecessary stress for me, the homebuyer. Did they do what they promised? Did they respond to you in a timely fashion? Pls see above. What would you most like potential home buyers to know about this builder? I would like potential home buyers to know that this builder, Shea Trilogy, builds an amazingly positive and wonderful product for the Active Adult Living lifestyle. But, I have to say that, at this juncture, Shea is not living up to it’s reputation as a supreme builder. I understand issues of demand, supply chain and labor shortages - but none of that accounts for the pushback behavior I’ve experienced and, for the most part, no verbal apology for such behavior. ... More

Rome, our customer service rep, has been very helpful in getting proper trades out to fix numerous quality issues. Overall, disappointed in the attention to detail in construction.

it took 2 months to get basic things like the front doorbell working. sales said could park in driveway. This does not work and HOA fines us.

I encourage buyers to document conversations about color schemes and upgrades especially if the home is flipped from the model. Don’t trust that the electrician at the designer will remember that your home is flipped from the model. Also, get clarification about membership dues and the three HOA fees and assessments up front! Knowing what I know now, would I do it again? Probably not.

Sales team was great up until I dropped of the deposit check, and then communication was sparse. They neglected to tell me what was in the model homes but not in my unit, and no option for any changes or additions before drywall went up. They are slow to fix problems and some of the problems have returned. Other problems were 'within tolerance' and not fixed. The location is excellent, but feels overpriced for what you get (no yard here and very high HOA dues.) It's fine, but probably not the best choice for me - was hoping for more than just 'fine.'

The Trilogy Sunstone community is exceptional. Melba my salesperson, Denise in Design, Katie in sales, and Theresa in Warranty are all above and beyond. The reason for the poor review is that on the construction end of it, I am totally disappointed. Poor workmanship, horrible attitutude by the trades, sloppy workmanship with little or no care for a solid product. Lots of issues with the build. I would still recommend buying and living here, just expect a lot of frustration on the build end.

Worst experience we have ever had in buying anything. Constantly had to have things redone and waited for that to be done. Suppose to close December 28, 2021 and closed February 4, 2022. As of April 12, 2022 still scheduled repairs to be completed.

This is our second Shea Home build so our expectations were extremely high based on our first experience. Boy were we in for a major let down. All Shea employees that we deal with are exceptional and appear to be caring. However, the quality of workmanship pales in comparison. The number of items needing repair is ridiculous. Although our service rep is always on top of our every concern and there are many, getting the trades in and actually doing repairs has been a major challenge at times. And when they do come they will not go above or beyond what is on work order if they do anything. This has lead to recalls and more delays/frustrations. At this point we are extremely concerned about the quality of workmanship in the not so obvious areas such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, etc. We can only hope for the best and wait for 5 and 11 month walk-throughs to catch any hidden surprises. ... More

The only outstanding part to our experience was the project superintendent (Will Lewis). He did a great job.

We've had several issues which the builder has been very slow to respond. Communication channels no longer exist. One month issues still unresolved more than 6 weeks later. No communication on when. HELP please...

Follow up warranty work is poor. No consistency in what is shown in models and what is actually done. EVERYONE here is unhappy with their home and all they do is complain to each other about Shea.

I moved in 10 weeks ago. I was disappointed the way my home looked in the walk thru. I understand there will always be issues. Will walking thru my walk thru I noticed I had no hardware on my upgraded cabinets. Now for 10 weeks I am opening all cabinets with no hardware in my home and I am ruining my cabinets pulling them open uneven. I have given shea a reasonable time to install my hardware for cabinets.. My patients has wore thin. Now some of my drawers are making noise when I pull them out and the wood is gouged on some drawers. I hold shea responsible and will hold shea to correct all problems with my drawers. We move to shea to be happy. I’m disappointed and hope the problems are resolved quickly and someone from shea gets in touch with me to explain why this issue has taken so long ... More

It’s been 3 month since closing and we are still waiting on some things to get fixed. Painters specifically never show up between the time period they tell you to wait.