Ryan Homes Reviews and Complaints

don't feel alone as ryan homes are a joke ,like you said they tell you something then don't follow through we have have siding come off that was never fastened, a roof leak that took 3 months to get them to fix ,sump pump was a joke been in 6 monthes pump has had to be replaced 2 times when we finally got them to level off the lot they cracked the sidewalk and driveway been in house since December still no grass has ever been planted , stove is not level , shower door seals are coming out , water spicket in garage is so close to floor you cant get a bucket under it the street is a disaster it is so filthy it is unbelievable even with all the rain we have had,they have been out 5 times to get seal around garage door fixed it is still not right , they miswired a 3 way switch it didn't work at all the sales people were ok one was great the other one kept saying well you can have that done later , for the price you pay for their houses the quality is very poor I will never buy from them again poulte builds quality ryam builds cheap poor qualitype your message here

It's a shame that Ryan only did this to stop the bad publicity which would affect the companies profits and the stockholders. They have absolutely no regard in building a quality home for the poor unfortunate buyers that live in them.

I had nothing but problems in the four years that I lived in my brand new Ryan home.

Everything from leaks, siding, HVAC breakdowns, two appliances needing to be replaced and much much more. Selling that home was the only way to get out of that money pit.

I had the same situation when I had owned a Ryan home. Unlike this homeowner.

Ryan did reach out to me with suggestions when I has complained about the inadequate size heating unit for my home. Here were some of their suggestions. 1. Keep the clothes dryer door open while drying your clothes.

2. Keep the oven door open while baking and cooking your meals. 3. Put sternos underneath the chairs of your gusets and yourself for added heat.

4. Spend time in a friend's home that isn't a Ryan home during the winter. 5. If the hot water tank heater hasn't failed then spend time in the hot shower.

6. Spend time in your car with the heater on but remember to keep the garage door open. 7. Bodit's also give off heat so Ryan suggests inviting as many strangers as you can over to your home to gather this heat.

Post a free pizza party at your address in the local paper on a cold night. Ryan also wants it's customers to be aware of the good beneficial savings that have come from their customers in their cold homes. Ryan homeowner Mary Higgins has not spent any electricity on her refrigerator to keep its contents cold. She just keeps the doors open and the unit off.

Another Ryan Customer Paul Henshaw had open up a Cryogenic facility at his home, charging people with terminal illnesses to be frozen.

They will be unfrozen several years later when the heating system is fixed. By that time they may find a cure for the disease.

Here is something, a sort of justice, regarding this company that would be fitting. Anyone remember that old Twilight Zone episode titled Judgement Night?

That's where a German Uboat Commander sinks a boat without warning. This leads the second in command to tell the Captain that he feels that this ship is now condemned in the eyes of God. Here is the exchange between Chairman Dwight Sharp and CEO Paul saville. DWIGHT.

A great year this year. NVR up 8 percent. PAUL Yes sir. Oh you have nerves Paul.

I'm a little shaky. DWIGHT. Why? PAUL.

There are people living in the homes we build .We gave the home buyers no warning of our subpar construction. DWIGHT. Oh so you'd give them warning about an substandard home building practices which would affect our profits. You have sentiment Paul but no brains.

You're an old woman you know that. PAUL. I just found it difficult. DWIGHT.

To do what? PAUL. To reconcile selling cappy homes to Americans without any conscience. Makes me wonder if where not damned now.

DWIGHT. In the eyes of the home buyer we most certainly are. PAUL. No I mean in the eyes of God.

DWIGHT.Oh your not only a fool Paul but also a religious fool and perhaps a mistic at that. Supposed we are damned what will happen then? PAUL. I've had dreams about it.

Perhaps there is a special kind of *** for greedy people like us. Perhaps to be damned is to have a fate like the people who bought our homes. To suffer as they suffer. To have problems like they did.

DWIGHT. You are a mystic Paul. PAUL. We'd live in Ryan homes, day and night, everyday Dwight for eternity.

The buyers could be taken only once, just once, but we could live in this sht box, everyday until eternity.

Then Rod zserling's closing monolog enters here! Lol.

Rewrite your review because this makes absolutely no sense

While modern technology through the discovery and use of new materials has improved the insulation and comfort of a home. The modern greed of trying to earn a buck the fastest way by hiring cheap labor ruins all of that.

It's one of lifes costly lessons which I have also gone through with this company. A home, especially a brand new one, should be a source of pride and security. Security, say in being cozy and in from a thunder storm occurring outside. My security in my Ryan home was worrying about how many shingles would blow off the roof or siding becoming loose.

This happened often to me, costing me money after my warranty ended. My HVAC system broke down 7 times in the short time that I kept that house. Besides my learning that new homes, or the contruction and profit made by cheap labor is something to avoid. I also learned that many amenities such as tennis courts and walking paths, promised, shown on community plans in that model by the developer and Ryan may never ever get built.

Another mistake is buying anything in an HOA. Here's another lesson learned. When the community pool needed a resurfacing job. The pool was closed for 3 months.

The clubhouse bathroom which was closed due to a leaky pipe was also closed for months. Exercise equipment that was reported as requiring repairs also sit idle for months. Your stuck with the landscaper they use who loves to do continual wheelies around and around your trees on your lawn. This causes tire imprints and dead sod.

Avoid an HOA. You either maintain your own lawn and have the ability to hire or fire whoever you want. You can join a gym or club with a pool. If they choose to take their time repairing it.

You no longer stay as a paid customer. The good thing about buying that older resale that Ryan will tout as a less efficient home. One that isn't in an HOA with all of these supposed amenities that are shown in the community plans is this. That home is built better built and regarding the surroundings of that older home.

WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET!

There are no hidden surprises. Stores, lake, trails and greenery are already there.