Arlington Development is locally owned and operated by John Moreland Jr. with the help of Dick Downes, Neal Hunger and Jeff Moreland they have a combined 60 years experience of building homes in the Iowa City area. Their vision has made the Windsor Ridge Development and Stone Bridge Development what it is today; a great place for the first time home buyers, move up buyers, and empty nesters.
Today's Arlington Development is staffed by a team of dedicated professionals who, under the direction of John, seek to deliver a quality home on time and for a competitive price.
Today's Arlington Development is staffed by a team of dedicated professionals who, under the direction of John, seek to deliver a quality home on time and for a competitive price.
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Remarks : Newly Finished Walkout Ranch in Windsor West. This home features 5 bedrooms and 3 Bathrooms. Full of upgrades! Stainless appliances, quartz and granite counters throughout, tile master shower and kitchen backsplash, and stone fireplace. Features a wet bar designed to entertain! Finished off with a Screen Porch and 3 car garage.
Reviews (2)
Ryan Faul
Jun 24, 2021
We loved working with these guys. Neal Hunger was awesome and the rest of the management staff was just unbelievable. This was the first home that I built and had a lot of uncertainty on what it was going to be like but the whole process was smooth and on time! We close on Oct 1 and that was the date from day one to get it done. Thanks again everyone that worked on our home. My family will grow up in this home and we are looking forward to it! Thanks again! Arlington Development is awesome!
Patrick Herbst
Mar 23, 2020
If you have the option, chose another developer. Cheap / wrong materials. Facade of luxury over poor workmanship. Every single towel rod / toilet paper holder is falling out of the wall. Baseboard in bathrooms absorb any water that touches it, leaving permanent water marks. They are not responsive to warranty work requests. Seams on wood floors are separating in some places. Update: The owner is an upright man.
He put in the effort to make sure all the problems got fixed. He got all his crew in here on a single day and they addressed all the issues. Seems like the prime problem was lack of oversight during the build, and also one bad actor at the office that did not believe in customer service. Not sure if that guy is there anymore, but dealing with the owner was MUCH nicer than dealing with the original guy I dealt with for warranty work.
He put in the effort to make sure all the problems got fixed. He got all his crew in here on a single day and they addressed all the issues. Seems like the prime problem was lack of oversight during the build, and also one bad actor at the office that did not believe in customer service. Not sure if that guy is there anymore, but dealing with the owner was MUCH nicer than dealing with the original guy I dealt with for warranty work.
