I love the home, but that doesn’t come without flaws however. I was most displeased with the fact that carpet was installed way to early and therefore the quality of all the carpet in the house has been diminished by obvious wear. You can easily tell that workers were wearing shoes/boots inside anytime they had to do work on the walls, painting, etc. The fibers are matted down and even drywall plaster, spackle can still be found in the carpet today. There was two spots on the carpet where it appears a space heater was used and it melted the fibers of the carpet. It would also have helped to shampoo the carpet before handing the keys to owners because of this issue. I also had issues with not having repairs made in the home that was either caused by poor workmanship or less than quality cabinetry. I had specifically requested two drawer faces to be replaced at least 1 month before closing and this never happened. I actually had to wait over a week after closing to have this done. Lastly, the cleaning crew overlooked areas in the kitchen (sticky residue on cabinet surfaces) and along the baseboard where drywall dust was still present. I understand my home was one of many that were set to close on the same day as others, but quality over quantity is extremely important. Furthermore, I would suggest sodding the entire yard, it doesn’t make sense to sod to the rear of the home and then stop, thus forcing a new homeowner to pay more money to have grass in the backyard. It takes away from the joy of enjoying the home in its entirety, inside and out. Thanks for your attention. I love the home, but things like these need to be addressed.