Sherman Homes

We loved our kitchen remodel project with Sherman Homes. The designers, contractors, and management helped us create the kitchen of our dreams!
Apr 27th, 2023

Sherman Homes was a pleasure to work with throughout the construction process. They were honest, responsive and produced a fantastic home. Services: Home renovations, Project management, Home building
Dec 12th, 2022

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Dec 21st, 2019

We have built and renovated several homes in utah and Las Vegas. Our newly purchased home in Park City was going to need a remodel, and doubling in size to 10,000 square feet. It was going to be complicated. We selected Brady because of several well connected recommendations. We selected the architect and Brady suggested the design people. This was a long distance project, as we live in Las Vegas. We were very pleased with Brady, and his attention to detail. Communications were smooth and he was quick to address our questions. At the end of the workday the site was always clean. The finances were transparent, with excellent office staff help. These projects are always difficult, and with Covid crazy, we had some material supply issues. Brady was conscientious to fight to keep supply costs at their original bid costs. We would hire him to work for us again, and have recommended him to friends. Dr. Greg Bigler Services: Home renovations, Custom home design, Home building
Nov 3rd, 2022

Our remodel with Sherman Homes went so poorly that we are unable to recommend this contractor. If considering Sherman Homes, consult a lawyer, conduct more research, and be prepared to leverage your attorney throughout your relationship with owner, Brady Sherman. If you are building from afar, there are even more reasons to consider another contractor because Sherman Homes will take extreme advantage of your absence. Please note that the Sherman Hayden company mentioned in the other reviews is no longer. The reliable and professional Hayden, who you read about in the reviews, has split from Brady. The new company of Sherman Homes, run by Brady, is what you get. Our $300,000+ contracted remodel included poor job oversight, inaccurate estimation, unqualified workers, poor trust between Sherman Homes and subs, multiple contract violations by Sherman Homes, significant and repetitive billing errors, frequent unmet promises, and a 4-month project delivered in 8 months, with reduced responsiveness at the point when future revenue from our job, in comparison to newly landed projects, did not justify Bradys attention nor responsive delivery of services. If Brady says either If we make a mistake, we will make things right or I will increase my attention so that we make fewer errors moving forward, realize he is lying, and the client needs to focus more attention on reviewing Sherman Homes work and holding Sherman Homes accountable. Sherman Homes has a culture of arrogance that begins with the owner, Brady, and extends to his office staff and project managers. Several subs on our project approached us to bring to our attention the extensive mismanagement of our project and how poorly we were being treated. These subs stated that they experienced negative impact to their own businesses due to Sherman Homes' disorganized project management, and several said that as a result of the negative impact to their own businesses, they will not work with Sherman Homes again. At the end of our project we had to withhold payment and hire an attorney because Brady refused to produce proof of sub payment and lien waivers. Upon analysis of his employee timecard data, we discovered significant time gaps on our project where no one from Sherman Homes showed up on site for 3 weeks at a time. We do not want anyone to experience what we experienced, nor be treated with the disrespect that we were shown by Sherman Homes, and therefore cannot recommend this contractor. Note that these statements above can all be proven, and they represent only the most significant of breaches by Sherman Homes, with many other impacts (financial, emotional, and logistical) not shared in this review for purposes of brevity.
Feb 22nd, 2020