Thanks for sharing - just subscribed! We recently built our Corsica model through Ryan Homes too! I love watching these empty home tours. We shared some of our construction process on our channel too! Hope you're enjoying your new home!
I love it! Would probably do some low voltage (security and fire) pre-wiring when I go this route to keep the walls and ceilings intact rather than have to fish wiring through
Hi its been a year you posted this video. Can you do an update of how your house is now? I'm thinking of getting a new built Ryan Homes too (Lehigh floorplan) and have mixed reviews found online. Thank you!
Nice! Can you give us an update on how it is now? Any defects or problems show up? What options you wished you have gotten? Like outlet placements, rough-ins, etc. Thanks!
Dino G hey thanks for your comment. The builder has corrected any poor craftsmanship or defects that I’ve pointed out to date. For options, I’d say don’t do the rough ins for security cameras - big waste of money. I would’ve liked to upgrade parts of the roof to metal roofing because it looks really sharp. I chose the right number of rough ins for ceiling fans which I’m happy with. Also, I’d recommend adding floodlights or rough ins for them in the back, both sides, and by the garage (I didn’t do this but wish I did - I only got the backyard one, which I converted to a Ring floodlight camera).
Hi! Thanks so much for this video. Did you purchase a lot of upgrades? We are looking into purchasing the Seneca model but wondering how much more we will have to add. The stove, range, and microwave was included right?
Home looks nice! We are currently in the beginning stages of our Hudson build, due to be done in March. This is the type of video I’ve been looking for! I have a couple questions. On your front porch, there is a wire sticking out of the siding, is that low voltage for security ? Also since moving in, or during the building process, did you encounter any problems with the quality of work ( such as drywall finishing, unsquare walls, poor caulk jobs)?
Rafael Sanchez hi thanks for your comment! The wire sticking out is for the security cameras. Prior to closing, I noticed some small things that they addressed before closing. After move in, I noticed a few things that they corrected during the one month meeting with project manager. Once I reach the one year mark, I’ll be sure to have an extensive list so that they can correct as part of the 1 yr fix it period.
@@dmoneyownz Do you have a leaking roof yet? Man I was hella hype to go with Ryan's Home's in 3 years but after reading hella bad reviews on them about using cheap material and everyone house is breaking down already when it's not even 10+ years old I'ma have to pass. For the price they want I need my stuff to last at least 10 years before I have to start fixing anything. But it looks hella nice though!
Karen Szeto I’d say not very negotiable at all. They may throw in a few upgrades but they probably will not budge on price. They need to keep the prices high and in alignment with other comp houses in the community.
Hey man, we’re thinking about purchasing the same model in Newark. Was wondering if the quality of the house so far has held up to standards, any major defects?
Winston so far so good, I have no major complaints. Anything minor, they addressed within the first month. You’re buying in the area next to Holy Family church? I was considering there, but they start 50k more for the same house there vs Middletown.
The only leaks I’ve had so far was in my garage after a tornado hit our area. They repaired the flashing behind some siding above the garage and replaced the drywall in the garage and all is well. Other than that no problem. They’ve been very responsive and addressed all issues so far.
Hi! Looking into new construction (actually house period very early stages) and am wondering some prices on them if you don't mind sharing we haven't wanted to meet with a builder yet since we're so early is looking but they advertise upper 100,000. We THANKS😍
Al3x3s I just called the office and I made appointment with her next Saturday. She said the prices depends on the area and the model you choose. The area that we are looking for is a house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms runs for 189k or something like that, thanks.
Thanks for your response. I'm having a house built. I went by yesterday to check progress and my brick on front porch looks a mess. It wasn't neat at all. I'm supposed to close in 45 days.
So far almost 5 years in and no real big issues. Had a minor leak in garage that was corrected under warranty. You’ll have settling happening too but can get nail pops corrected once you hit one year fixer upper by Ryan homes.
@@okaqj1554 you’ll be ok, just be on top of maintaining your home and getting things addressed as they happen. Bad reviews can happen with any builder, even the top notch ones. I wouldn’t be worried if I were you! Enjoy your home!
Middletown DE is very nice place to live. Lots of amenities, but it's slowly getting way too expensive. Nice home by the way, what do you do for a living to be able to afford such a dream house?
RG the price keeps going up but it’s good for current homeowners and the value of their houses in the community. Thanks for the compliment. I work in pharmaceuticals as a principal investigator of clinical and nonclinical studies.
dmoneyownz Yeah do you make a good point there! It does benefit alot of people. Also your job sounds like it's interesting and not easy work too, you work hard and enjoy everything you've git, that nice Range Rover too! Hope you enjoy your new place man!
I’ve got a Ryan home built in 99, yes it was a while ago, but when doing remodels I am able to open things up and see how poorly the construction and craftsman ship is/was. From what I’ve seen and heard, things have not changed through the years. The problem is these are all cookie cutter homes bid to the lowest bidder when it comes to contractors. The faster they build the homes, the faster checks get cut. Because of this, craftsmanship gets over looked. Also, these along with most new homes are built at minimum code which saves on money to pass inspection, but years down the line, it will cost the homeowner. Do your research, search Previous jobs by the builder, go to the community, and knock on doors, talk to the homeowners, get their feedback. Don’t get fooled by the shiny things in the house, look past it and you will start to see all the shortcuts that are made. Then ask yourself, if I can see the mistakes on the surface level, what’s behind the walls, what’s under the floors, and what’s under the slab? This is your future and these days a crap ton of money.
@BrianaLoveW Sim, a velocidade é muito assustadora e preocupante. É impossível construir rápido demais e com qualidade. Os operários têm que trabalhar muitas horas de forma opressiva e isso vai se refletir no resultado final. Além disso, soube que a qualidade dos materiais é normalmente inferior. Juntando tudo isso com adequações a um código mínimo, bem...É muito preocupante mesmo. E no caso de regiões com tornados acho um crime os governantes permitirem construção de casas que podem simplesmente voar. Deveria ser obrigatório nessas regiões casas de tijolos e cimento/concreto como é aqui no Brasil
@Ashley Staley he won't say dear no one really says the defects if they love their house I've noticed that's why when we sat down went through process saw how we was treated and the process we went back and ended up with a lennar home prices where better and what you see in the model is what they give you yes it's very cookie cutter but amazing that I got everything from base boards to lighting and wall outlets but so did 50 other customers.
Beautiful home. Congrats.
I just bought the same house in the west end of Richmond, VA.
Beautiful home...congratulations
Thanks for sharing - just subscribed! We recently built our Corsica model through Ryan Homes too! I love watching these empty home tours. We shared some of our construction process on our channel too! Hope you're enjoying your new home!
Congrats 🎊🎉🍾... Bang💥Bang💥
Beautiful home 🏠.
Beautiful home
I love it! Would probably do some low voltage (security and fire) pre-wiring when I go this route to keep the walls and ceilings intact rather than have to fish wiring through
nice house yall
omg yall deserve ppl to subscribe to yall omg this is so good :> :)
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Hi its been a year you posted this video. Can you do an update of how your house is now? I'm thinking of getting a new built Ryan Homes too (Lehigh floorplan) and have mixed reviews found online. Thank you!
Nice! Can you give us an update on how it is now? Any defects or problems show up? What options you wished you have gotten? Like outlet placements, rough-ins, etc. Thanks!
Dino G hey thanks for your comment. The builder has corrected any poor craftsmanship or defects that I’ve pointed out to date. For options, I’d say don’t do the rough ins for security cameras - big waste of money. I would’ve liked to upgrade parts of the roof to metal roofing because it looks really sharp. I chose the right number of rough ins for ceiling fans which I’m happy with. Also, I’d recommend adding floodlights or rough ins for them in the back, both sides, and by the garage (I didn’t do this but wish I did - I only got the backyard one, which I converted to a Ring floodlight camera).
Hi! Thanks so much for this video. Did you purchase a lot of upgrades? We are looking into purchasing the Seneca model but wondering how much more we will have to add. The stove, range, and microwave was included right?
Yes, they are included.
This looks nice. How big are the lots?
WOW! I could see the kitchen as soon as I walk in. I wish there was a longer foyer. But it's nice. What's the square ft?
The Photo Booth Chick hey thanks for your question. It is a total of 3600 sq ft.
dmoneyownz Thanks a million!!! Awesome channel
Home looks nice! We are currently in the beginning stages of our Hudson build, due to be done in March. This is the type of video I’ve been looking for! I have a couple questions. On your front porch, there is a wire sticking out of the siding, is that low voltage for security ? Also since moving in, or during the building process, did you encounter any problems with the quality of work ( such as drywall finishing, unsquare walls, poor caulk jobs)?
Rafael Sanchez hi thanks for your comment! The wire sticking out is for the security cameras. Prior to closing, I noticed some small things that they addressed before closing. After move in, I noticed a few things that they corrected during the one month meeting with project manager. Once I reach the one year mark, I’ll be sure to have an extensive list so that they can correct as part of the 1 yr fix it period.
@@dmoneyownz Do you have a leaking roof yet? Man I was hella hype to go with Ryan's Home's in 3 years but after reading hella bad reviews on them about using cheap material and everyone house is breaking down already when it's not even 10+ years old I'ma have to pass. For the price they want I need my stuff to last at least 10 years before I have to start fixing anything. But it looks hella nice though!
Basement! Wow
I see you have the upgraded carpentry package. Congrats. Looks like the Hudson or Columbia Model
DeeDee Locks its the Hudson model! Thanks for stopping by!
we are also looking. how negotiable is their pricing?
Karen Szeto I’d say not very negotiable at all. They may throw in a few upgrades but they probably will not budge on price. They need to keep the prices high and in alignment with other comp houses in the community.
What is your review after 2 years? Did you find any issues with walls, roofing, flooring, bathrooms, kitchen?
I’m interested in this model where I currently live.....such a beautiful home.
The basement is cool.. What's the height? I am 6' feet tall. I need high ceilings! Great job!!!
The Photo Booth Chick I estimated it between 7-8 ft tall
Hey man, we’re thinking about purchasing the same model in Newark. Was wondering if the quality of the house so far has held up to standards, any major defects?
Winston so far so good, I have no major complaints. Anything minor, they addressed within the first month. You’re buying in the area next to Holy Family church? I was considering there, but they start 50k more for the same house there vs Middletown.
How is your home after a year? Did you have leaks or other problems? If so, did you receive adequate feedback from the construction company?
The only leaks I’ve had so far was in my garage after a tornado hit our area. They repaired the flashing behind some siding above the garage and replaced the drywall in the garage and all is well. Other than that no problem. They’ve been very responsive and addressed all issues so far.
Hi! Looking into new construction (actually house period very early stages) and am wondering some prices on them if you don't mind sharing we haven't wanted to meet with a builder yet since we're so early is looking but they advertise upper 100,000. We THANKS😍
Al3x3s I just called the office and I made appointment with her next Saturday. She said the prices depends on the area and the model you choose. The area that we are looking for is a house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms runs for 189k or something like that, thanks.
How many Gallon you got for tankless?
Blessings
How did the brick on the front of the house look. Was it neatly done?
Yes it was neatly done. Still looks great even today!
Thanks for your response. I'm having a house built. I went by yesterday to check progress and my brick on front porch looks a mess. It wasn't neat at all. I'm supposed to close in 45 days.
I thought new houses had to be baked by at least a 6 to 10 year warranty to cover any issues
How was the home stood up? I’m in process of trying to get a Ryan Home but only see bad reviews, please reply ? Is it a good home
So far almost 5 years in and no real big issues. Had a minor leak in garage that was corrected under warranty. You’ll have settling happening too but can get nail pops corrected once you hit one year fixer upper by Ryan homes.
@@daviddmall ok thank you so much for the reply makes me feel better, I choose tomorrow for the design then I sign on June first
@@okaqj1554 you’ll be ok, just be on top of maintaining your home and getting things addressed as they happen. Bad reviews can happen with any builder, even the top notch ones. I wouldn’t be worried if I were you! Enjoy your home!
Middletown DE is very nice place to live. Lots of amenities, but it's slowly getting way too expensive. Nice home by the way, what do you do for a living to be able to afford such a dream house?
RG the price keeps going up but it’s good for current homeowners and the value of their houses in the community. Thanks for the compliment. I work in pharmaceuticals as a principal investigator of clinical and nonclinical studies.
dmoneyownz Yeah do you make a good point there! It does benefit alot of people. Also your job sounds like it's interesting and not easy work too, you work hard and enjoy everything you've git, that nice Range Rover too! Hope you enjoy your new place man!
I’ve got a Ryan home built in 99, yes it was a while ago, but when doing remodels I am able to open things up and see how poorly the construction and craftsman ship is/was. From what I’ve seen and heard, things have not changed through the years. The problem is these are all cookie cutter homes bid to the lowest bidder when it comes to contractors. The faster they build the homes, the faster checks get cut. Because of this, craftsmanship gets over looked. Also, these along with most new homes are built at minimum code which saves on money to pass inspection, but years down the line, it will cost the homeowner.
Do your research, search Previous jobs by the builder, go to the community, and knock on doors, talk to the homeowners, get their feedback.
Don’t get fooled by the shiny things in the house, look past it and you will start to see all the shortcuts that are made. Then ask yourself, if I can see the mistakes on the surface level, what’s behind the walls, what’s under the floors, and what’s under the slab? This is your future and these days a crap ton of money.
@BrianaLoveW Sim, a velocidade é muito assustadora e preocupante. É impossível construir rápido demais e com qualidade. Os operários têm que trabalhar muitas horas de forma opressiva e isso vai se refletir no resultado final. Além disso, soube que a qualidade dos materiais é normalmente inferior. Juntando tudo isso com adequações a um código mínimo, bem...É muito preocupante mesmo. E no caso de regiões com tornados acho um crime os governantes permitirem construção de casas que podem simplesmente voar. Deveria ser obrigatório nessas regiões casas de tijolos e cimento/concreto como é aqui no Brasil
Is it possible to buy a new home that doesn't have white cabinets?
hmpz36911 yes there are other colors available for cabinets
Right! I'm partial to darker cabinets but almost every one on here with white cabinets
This is your home? Ryan?😳
Is this a simply Ryan home
Any poor craftsmanship defects yet?
Jesse Shapiro here and there yes, but they corrected what I’ve pointed out so far.
@Ashley Staley he won't say dear no one really says the defects if they love their house I've noticed that's why when we sat down went through process saw how we was treated and the process we went back and ended up with a lennar home prices where better and what you see in the model is what they give you yes it's very cookie cutter but amazing that I got everything from base boards to lighting and wall outlets but so did 50 other customers.
How much is this house?
I think about 250-350k
I have seen the Hudson model and the first floor layout is not impressive. The living room/dining room combo is not spacious at all.
Have you seen the Hudson in person? The first floor living room/dining area is very spacious.
You got scammed all you paid for cheap ass strand boards lol