Mojo Homes

4 months for us and we are up to gyprock now. Rough in and Insulation (internal and external facing) finished today.

Thanks guys!
Still waiting for my estimate pricing to come back. Not sure if I should continue to wait or if I should just sign with another company who is falling over themselves to help me

Our build is nearing completion.

So a quick rundown of our experience


We had amazing experience with the sales team. I cant speak highly enough of our sales person.
They were our go to person if we had any issues.

Our CLO was great although we think she was probably overworked as she was probably the best CLO and most experienced. There were a few little things that needed to be addressed but overall, it wasnt a bad experience.

The build went pretty quick. We had perfect timing as we started the last week of November, meaning the slab went down early December, leaving it to cure during the holidays.

Once onsite, we had a few issues due to our changes to plans. I picked up on the mistakes and they were addressed.
I would have thought communication of the build specific changes would be critical, but it seemed like the trades just get in a rhythm of spec home after spec home and the changes get overlooked.

During our build, I raised our concerns with Mojo. I have been told that changes in management recently (probably towards the tail end of HLC33's build) and policy changes have been implemented to address the negative customer experiences voiced on forums. Management do read the forums and are proactive in rectifying the issues.
Due to their improved quality inspections, we now have a house about to handed over that is pretty much defect free.

Backstory:
I work in the industry and in Quality.
I have been a problem customer for Mojo. I advised the Construction manager I would be either a great customer, or their worst. It all depends on them. If they get it right, great customer, but I would let them know when they don't get it right.
So would I build with Mojo again. Probably. But I would be more careful and take more notes. Would Mojo have me as a customer again Well, thats another story.

Overall, if you're like most people and arent in a trade or similar occupation, Mojo do a good job, especially if they can improve their finished quality the first time around, and not have to fix things along the way.
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Hello Everyone,

We are going to sign the tender with Mojo this week and wanted to get everyone's opinion before going ahead. We have decided to go with Lido 29 as ours is a narrow lot in Elara Marsden Park. Can i get feedback re finishing and the time it takes from slab to handover. Have heard that Mojo's finishing is not up to the standard and there have been cases where there were major defects identified after handover.

Also we are going ahead with Hebel. is Hebel a strong material? How does it compare with bricks?

Any major setbacks faced during the build with mojo?

Will appreciate everyone's comments as this is our first home and we are not sure what all we should be looking at. i have heard and read a lot of horror stories.

Appreciate your time and thanks in advance.

Thanks for your reply.