There were mistakes from the very beginning and it only got worse. Early in the framing process my wife and I noticed some errors, that's because the subcontractors were given the wrong plans. At every major step in the building process there were serious mistakes. Our 2 story home was to have 2 AC units. Due to an error in design we were told it was impossible for there to be 2 AC units. After considerable arguing they agreed to fix the problem. Trusses were removed and redesigned. New trusses then laid on the ground for 4 weeks. Before trusses were installed the AC unit was installed. So the AC unit had to be taken out, trusses installed, and AC reinstalled. AHP did not know the AC unit had been installed before the trusses, I informed them of this. There is ZERO communication between AHP and their subcontractors which has been a constant source of trouble. We continually told Hunter with AHP that the support columns for the balcony were wrong - they were cut uneven and cut too short. He would not fix them correctly. 2 weeks after we moved in he tried to use stryofoam board to fix the support columns. I finally called his boss and they were told to fix the problem. 3 months later the problem is still not completely fixed. There is also ZERO quality control. In addition to a sagging balcony, walls are not square and window casings are not square either. Some blinds are too wide at the top and too narrowat the bottom. Others fit at the top and bottom but not in the center. I'm including a picture of a support column which was cut too short and i had to fight with them for over 3 months to try and get it replaced. Also note the cracked block of wood used for support. Note the picture of the uneven cut on my support column in picture 2. Their solution was to use wooden shims on the bottom. Hello, wood compresses. My overall experience with them was terrible. Would not recommend.