Builders Incorporated - Wichita, Kansas

Heather F.

At first I would have said the same as the other reviews one in counter changed that. Exact comment by manager him self it smells in here because you live here. He is trying to find a smell to save face with another tenent my mom as medical people coming in to aid her all the time and none of them have noticed a smell. We are being evicted without a chance to fix the problem

Human B.

This company has very rude office staff. I phoned to ask what kind of construction was happening on their property (I live across the street and it's quite noisy), and I was told, politely, that it was none of my business...and that they didn't even know what was happening!

I suppose that it's wrong to ask questions in our society now.

Wes D.

Builders Inc. is an amazing family owned company rich with history. They manage many properties and do a wonderful job. They have amazing properties! This is where I'd go first to find a new place!

Kara S.

Please do not move to Parklane Gardens owned by Builders inc. You will have high energy bills and deal with a lot of leaks.. it has rained through my patio the whole time I lived there.

Talita S.

I can say in all honesty, the owners and team members at Builders Inc are amazing. They truly care about people. They try to help, get involved, and they work to make things happen. You will not regret doing business with them. Be it as a potential career choice, or as a renter in one of their many properties. This is the kind of community you want to be apart of.

Rebekah W.

Been without AC since the end of June. Supposedly waiting on parts, but they could have had someone come in a do the temporary fix they had been doing since the beginning of May, but they choose to let us all suffer over the week of the 4th. Offices on the the top floor were reaching close to 100 degrees that week. We could not receive clients at the building and my staff was miserable (but they kept a decent attitude despite), we are now still without AC with no concrete answer to when it will be fixed. Going to have to send people home this week when the temps rise back up to 95+ which cuts down on productivity and that means it cuts down on profit. I sure hope there that they are doing EVERYTHING possible to fix this issue, but it shouldn't take 3+ weeks to fix an AC.

Vicki W.

Current renter at Marina Point in Wichita, KS.. Don't move here unless you absolutely have to and you can afford incredible electric bills (both heat and a/c) because the buildings are ill-kept and leak air even under the baseboards in the apartments. Answer to windows leaking profusely this winter; "window barrier" - a barrier applied to the windows, along with a tiny bit of caulk, leaving ABSOLUTELY no ability to see out. And, YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT YOURSELF! Yes, YOU get the unabashed PRIVELEDGE of taking care of their ill-kept property. MP maintenance did put a air leak barrier around the front door frame rather than replacing the door frame which was an absolute JOKE, doesn't even mate to the wall and is/still is the problem with the door air leak. The door barrier fix made it impossible to lock the door when leaving during really cold weather (literally, I had to leave the apartment UNLOCKED all of January and February). Finally, I sawed a piece of the barrier off so I could lock the door; I'm sure they will charge me for defacing the barrier at some point. You should see the door frame; doesn't even meet the wall! The apartments are old and the wear truly shows; my ceiling has a very obvious repair patch in both the LR and the bath. Don't expect to be able to take a tub bath unless you are under 5 feet tall; just isn't possible as they are retrofitted with small tub/wall inserts. You will run out of hot water because the water heater must be really old, really sediment infested or less than 30 gal. Can't do more than one thing at a time that requires hot water, e.g. shower/bath, laundry, dish washer. Large apartments for a very reasonable monthly rate; but, it just sucks and is NOT worth the money! Oh YES, we must remember there is a "LAKE!!!." No, it's just a large pond and the complex does not own it, nor does Builders, Inc.. So be careful if you manage to get down toward it, the ground is FULL OF BROKEN GLASS, literally FULL OF BROKEN GLASS. Did not learn about the "lake" being "unowned" until I inquired about the plethora of broken glass that is so dangerous.

Seth F.

I live at a builders inc property and love living here. Great staff, great place to live, and a lot of incentives (rewards, drawings, and gifts for renewing contracts).