The Eastwood homes look nice and I contracted with them to build a new home at Linkside at Timberlake in Chapin, S.C. on the 8th fairway. I was told construction would begin in about 2 weeks. Nothing going up 2 months later. I'm told the delay was due to covid and having 1 construction manager to oversee 9 new starts. An appointment was made to go over the plans with the construction manager. He was not prepared when we arrived and his building plans didn't appear to include the final changes. During the discussion, he told me I was asking to many questions and we needed to stay on point (my concerns would be addressed later). When we walked the build site, I pointed out that the markings for the concrete did not appear to be correct. He acknowledged the issue and said it would be taken care of. I visited the site a week later and noticed the correction was not made and the concrete form included things I didn't want and also did not include a second patio pad. I indicated perhaps we should void the contract. The builder said OK with him. He's building the house and someone will buy it. I came back a few days later and the second patio pad had been poured. It looked more like asphalt than concrete. I no longer had confidence in Eastwood Homes. I contacted John (Sales Manager) and we discussed the issues noted above and others. He acknowledged the issues and said changes were being made because of them (such as adding a second construction manager). However, he stated that regardless of the experience, Eastwood Homes would not give back the $8,800 deposit if I voided the contract. I walked away rather than incur further liability with a company I can't trust. If you build through Eastwood Homes, I hope you have a better experience than mine.