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Carbon Custom Homes, LLC.
New home builder
Custom Home Construction
Building homes in Cabarrus County
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Carbon Custom Homes can help with Lot selection to home design from pre-construction selections through the entire construction process to your move in date.
Our Process for a successful custom home project:
• Determine your budget
• Secure property & home site
• Choose a design, Pick a Floor Plan, Finalize spec sheet
• Schedule for all trades
• Construction of the site
• Grading
• Dig footers & pour foundation
• Construction begins
• Final walk through
• Move in
Licensed in North and South Carolina as general contractor for residential projects along with commercial license.
From BuildZoom:
Their BuildZoom score of 0 does not rank in the top 50% of North Carolina contractors.
If you are thinking of hiring Carbon Custom Homes, LLC., we recommend double-checking their license status with the license board and using our bidding system to get competitive quotes.
Carbon Custom Homes, LLC. Services
Carbon Custom Homes, LLC. Contact Information
Carbon Custom Homes, LLC. Reviews
2 out of 5 stars, based on
3
reviews
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By a user in CharlotteApril 19, 2018Build a Custom home$438,000
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By a user in San DiegoFebruary 14, 2018Custom Home Build$150,000
I could write a book with everything that has gone wrong and all the lies I have been told, but I will just keep it simple. They started grading my property January 26, 2017. It is February 14, 2018 and my 1,289 square foot house is Still Not completed. They will Not answer my phone calls. They will Not return my voicemails or respond to my texts or emails. I have No Idea when my house will be completed.
They told me before signing the contract that it would take 5-6 months to build. The contract gave them 8 months. Here we are 13 months later with no end in sight. On a not even 1,300 square foot, one story house. You would think they would be bending over backwards, with a sense of urgency, to get my house completed, but what I get is no communication.
They have no respect for you, your time or your money. I am heartbroken, exhausted and disgusted. This has been a nightmare. Do yourself a favor and Avoid this company at all costs.
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By AnonymousDecember 5, 2015
no proprietary website and the company was just formed in 2014.
Building Permits by Carbon Custom Homes, LLC.
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Carbon Custom Homes, LLC. License info
License Not Verified
| License # | 119395 |
| Status | Active |
| State | South Carolina |
| Type | General Contractor Bd2 - Building (Bd, Lb, Ub) With A Project Limit Of $100, 000 |
| Class | BD4 |
| Business Type | Residential Construction |
- When BuildZoom last verified this license, it had an expiration date of October, 2018. Check the current license status of Carbon Custom Homes, LLC. with the South Carolina Contractor's Licensing Board
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Inactive License
| License # | 75492 |
| Status | Inactive |
| State | North Carolina |
| Type | Building |
| Business Type | Residential Construction |
- According to the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors, the status of this license was at one point cancelled. However, this information may have changed.
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| Insured up to | $500,000 |
38
Permits
- Building permit records show that Carbon Custom Homes, LLC. has worked on 38 permitted projects.
This is a summary of this review. Scroll down if you want to read more in detail:
NOTE: For those that also got tricked by Carbon Custom Homes, it is very important that you go to this website https://nclbgc.org/ and click on the Complaints on the upper left of the page. Submit a complaint about CCH. These folks should not be licensed anymore to ruin anyone else’s life.
Chad Bonds(Owner of Carbon Custom Homes) has another company by the name of Bonds Building and Remodeling http://www.bondsbuildingandremodeling.com/. “New home owner beware.”
Also, some great resources that helped us and are still helping us are Jim Demay (https://www.concordlawyers.com/) located in Concord, NC, and Holly from Holton Construction Concepts. She is the General Contractor finishing our home(https://www.facebook.com/holtonconstructionconcepts/) . Her and her team are the opposite of what Carbon Custom Homes is.
Finally, the county inspectors sometimes seem to get buddy buddy with the General Contractors and Sub-contractors, which was the case in our situation. A lot of things were passed by the county inspectors that should have not passed, causing us to pay for it again after we fired Carbon Custom Homes. One lesson learned, just because county inspectors are passing things doesn’t mean they were done correctly. Hire reputable professionals to inspect your home (especially HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing) before you signed that the house is complete.
Carbon Custom Homes:
1. Dishonest
2. Disorganized
3. Do not put the customer’s best interest first.
4. Almost all of their subcontractors are the cheapest, lowest quality companies.
5. Leave trash all over your house while they are constructing and bring trash from other construction sites to your yard.
6. Lack communication skills
7. Try to make you pay money for mistakes that they made.
8. Do not honor the time they put on the contract on how long it will take to build your home. We fired them after 14 months of working on our house, and it was supposed to take at the most 8 months to finish it according to the contract. (this = paying interest and rent all this time, and you may need to find a place that rents month to month since you will not know when they will be done).
Bottom line, do not hire CCH. Chad also has another company called Bonds Building and Remodeling. Do not do business with that company as well. It is just Chad under another company name. They will put you through a nightmare if you do, and may make it to where you are homeless while you are waiting on them to get done with your house. Our house was supposed to be done in 8 months and after the 14th month, they still were not done. We had our attorney Jim Demay send a termination later on the 14th month for being at default with their date. Do not be fooled by the other reviews on Houzz.com placed there by colleagues. The clients that have great reviews about them have been the folks they started building first when they hardly had any other constructions going. The latest reviews on Google are a reflection of their work now after they decided to grow too fast and not pay every project the attention it needed and deserved. (Continue if you want to read details) They also do not pay their sub-contractors causing liens to go against your home.
DETAILS:
CCH started building our house in January of 2017. The first mistake they made was to not buy our home building plan in reverse like we asked them to. They assured us that this will not cause any problems but it did. When they laid out the flags the shape of the house, they laid it out according to the building plan they had purchased and not the reverse version we wanted. Then they placed the plumbing in two separate bathrooms in the wrong place and poured concrete slab over it before we caught it. They had to cut through the concrete floor to fix this. When they began to put the framing of our house in, we noticed that someone didn’t communicate with the framers, because we changed some doors in the front to windows and they were framing for doors. Thankfully we caught this before it was too late. They messed up our floors and then tried to make us pay for it. That was later dropped after our attorney reminded them they had a fixed price contract and they could not charge us any additional money on something they agreed to do. They also ended up placing the brick on our back porches the wrong way, making it look like the porches were an addition to the home gone wrong. When we mentioned it to them, they said the county inspectors would not let them fix this and that there was nothing they could do to fix it. We then had a leak (after the insulation was up) on the ceiling over our master shower and one over the garage. Please look at my full review at Houzz. This website has a character limit