Building an Aegean230 with Mainvue.
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Any assistance would be a great help.
Thanks,
Sam
We are also thinking of building the Aegean 230.
But a bit worried with some of the bad things we've read about mainvue/henley. Still deciding between them or the Sorrento from Carlisle.
Following your build here ?
we have already put a deposit with carlisle for the sorrento, which unfortunately is non refundable, but then we drove past mainvue the other day and saw their promotion and made us rethink again. its sooo hard! we have an appointment with mainvue this saturday, and the lady there said they might be able to do something with that 1k we put on carlisle if we go with them. fingers crossed.
they really are the same but the main bathroom in sorrento is way too small, we think thats a major downside. and it is more expensive than the aegean. plus we get more storage in the aegean. and sinks in all powder room, wont make the door handles gross. lol. although carlisle has a better reputation than mainvue and we got that promo with high ceilings, butlers pantry and undermount sinks, which we can just upgrade with mainvue, its still cheaper than carlisle. really comes down to which floorplan suits us best.
where are you building? what are your thoughts with these houses? sorry im no help.. we are both on the same boat!
We are currentlybuilding again and have had a look at the sorrento however we are building with Henley again! Our friends have a carlisle house and the finishes and the house juse look average... The other thing We have found is that Henley has a far better use of sapce for the open plan living over carlisle. Dont get me wrong they are both great builders but henley/mainvue will always get my vote over carlisle
We have an irregular block and the aegean 230 fits well, gives us a decent back and side yard.
I wonder why henley/mainvue has little reviews compared to other builders but looking around our estate, there are a lot building with them.
If you don't mind me asking which estate are you building?
We're looking at Eliston and we set up a page but currently no responses
We are building in Allura, Truganina.
The cost of a good quality inspector far outweighs the cost and headaches of a build that's cut corners and of a low quality. Chasing up the builder once they've got most of your money is next to impossible.
We have a friend building with a volume builder and they have got so many problems from the slab to the brickwork.
You're lucky you have a fair idea what to look out having gone through the roller coaster that is building.
We keep looking at the Aegean 430 display at Keysborough and it is a fantastic home (hate to know the price of all the inclusions).
Speaking to Carlisle and reading their reviews on product review. It's starting to make our decision really hard as we like the new promo they've got at the moment.
We're first time builders and I don't know what I would do without home one.
The cost of a good quality inspector far outweighs the cost and headaches of a build that's cut corners and of a low quality. Chasing up the builder once they've got most of your money is next to impossible.
We have a friend building with a volume builder and they have got so many problems from the slab to the brickwork.
You're lucky you have a fair idea what to look out having gone through the roller coaster that is building.
We keep looking at the Aegean 430 display at Keysborough and it is a fantastic home (hate to know the price of all the inclusions).
Speaking to Carlisle and reading their reviews on product review. It's starting to make our decision really hard as we like the new promo they've got at the moment.
The cost of a good quality inspector far outweighs the cost and headaches of a build that's cut corners and of a low quality. Chasing up the builder once they've got most of your money is next to impossible.
We have a friend building with a volume builder and they have got so many problems from the slab to the brickwork.
You're lucky you have a fair idea what to look out having gone through the roller coaster that is building.
We keep looking at the Aegean 430 display at Keysborough and it is a fantastic home (hate to know the price of all the inclusions).
Speaking to Carlisle and reading their reviews on product review. It's starting to make our decision really hard as we like the new promo they've got at the moment.
The reason Carlisle has so many reviews is their staff get $500 bonus if they get their customers to post a good review. So you would find that they are mostly from someone saying they will give them something for writing these.
Henley goes on their reputation over anything and have been building for a long time Also Henley do offer 50 year structural warranty and this is pretty good if you ask me.
Either way it's a daunting and expensive experience.
Hope your meeting with Mainvue goes well this Saturday. Look forward to hearing which builder you're going to go with.
And also, spoke with our cleaner today and apparently she has heard a lot of good things about carlisle and to stay away from henley as she's from Queensland and they had it bad there.
We really love the Aegean. And have decided last night to go with MainVue. But now we're second guessing ourselves again.
Makes it harder really. ? really, i think it just comes down to luck. Like everything else in life.
Just need to properly sit down and talk with mainvue to clarify our questions.
Let us know if you have decided which one. And i researched your estate, looks pretty awesome. 4 sporting ovals!
We're first time builders and I don't know what I would do without home one.
The cost of a good quality inspector far outweighs the cost and headaches of a build that's cut corners and of a low quality. Chasing up the builder once they've got most of your money is next to impossible.
We have a friend building with a volume builder and they have got so many problems from the slab to the brickwork.
You're lucky you have a fair idea what to look out having gone through the roller coaster that is building.
We keep looking at the Aegean 430 display at Keysborough and it is a fantastic home (hate to know the price of all the inclusions).
Speaking to Carlisle and reading their reviews on product review. It's starting to make our decision really hard as we like the new promo they've got at the moment.
The cost of a good quality inspector far outweighs the cost and headaches of a build that's cut corners and of a low quality. Chasing up the builder once they've got most of your money is next to impossible.
We have a friend building with a volume builder and they have got so many problems from the slab to the brickwork.
You're lucky you have a fair idea what to look out having gone through the roller coaster that is building.
We keep looking at the Aegean 430 display at Keysborough and it is a fantastic home (hate to know the price of all the inclusions).
Speaking to Carlisle and reading their reviews on product review. It's starting to make our decision really hard as we like the new promo they've got at the moment.
The reason Carlisle has so many reviews is their staff get $500 bonus if they get their customers to post a good review. So you would find that they are mostly from someone saying they will give them something for writing these.
Henley goes on their reputation over anything and have been building for a long time Also Henley do offer 50 year structural warranty and this is pretty good if you ask me.
Agree with 50 year structural guarantee, one of the reasons we chose Henley. I tried to look at getting the maison 33 under Carlisle and was told I was over capitalising in Melton...maybe true but I was a genuine customer and was pretty much fobbed off. I am now building a double storey 47 square home, still in Melton. They lost a sale because of poor customer service. Henley has been very good approving all our structural changes value of $50k. I even turned up over an hour late, unintentional, to tender, and they carried on as if I wasn't late, very good service. So far very happy with Henley
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