Clearview Homes

Clearview Homes operates as a home builder serving Southeast Michigan from a Rochester Hills base, maintaining a 4.4-star average across 181 reviews. The company constructs single-family residences through multiple channels: move-in ready homes in established communities, quick occupancy properties, and custom builds on homeowner-owned lots. Their portfolio spans communities in Chesterfield Township, Fenton, Goodrich, Grand Blanc, Independence Township, Lapeer, Metamora, Oxford Township, and Sterling Heights, with home sizes ranging from 1,408 to 3,487 square feet and starting prices from $324,900 to $599,900. The builder maintains showrooms in Rochester Hills and operates Monday through Saturday with Sunday availability, offering VA financing across most locations.

What distinguishes Clearview from volume builders is their build-on-your-lot program, which allows homeowners who already own land to commission a custom home using the company's floor plans and construction expertise. The company offers 10 active communities across the region, each featuring distinct specifications, Forestview Estates and Woodland Meadows in Chesterfield Township emphasize refined finishes and proximity to shopping, while Steeplechase in Metamora targets buyers seeking lots exceeding one acre with forested surroundings. Whispering Pines Village in Fenton connects to the Fenton Area Public Schools, and Eagle Ridge Estates in Independence Township sits adjacent to Morgan Lake within the Clarkston School District.

Reviewers highlight project manager Josh as a standout, with Therese Bryan noting he "kept us informed and coordinated all aspects seamlessly" during construction and continued involvement through the warranty period. However, negative reviews from Jason Stein and Brooke Rozmensoki describe post-construction disputes over warranty repairs, basement wall cracks, window seal failures, and installation issues with windows, dishwashers, and flooring. Both critical reviewers indicate Clearview addressed items only until the one-year warranty expiration, with Stein stating the company "deliberately waited until the very last moment to perform our one-year warranty repairs."