Professional Building Systems

Terrible workmanship and communication. Here's a photo of just one small example of their abysmal drywall quality that I'm repairing today. This house is only a few years old. It's notoriously difficult to photograph drywall flaws but the condition is so bad here that it shows through clearly. As best I can tell, they managed to miss the stud three times in a row when hanging the drywall but just lazily left the screws hanging loose in the wall.

The screws eventually created three "bubbles" in the drywall that you can see here. You can also see a fourth screw head popping through in the same shot. We must have hundreds or thousands of these screw pops. I asked PBS about this and they stated to me in an email that "screw pops they are an inherent part of construction".

I cannot recommend them. I was given a "Builder" when I called to inquire about their homes. It turns out the "builder" builds nothing and I was the general contractor and I have no experience. PBS refuses to talk to the customer unless it's through the builder. What a joke! They shorted us materials which took 2 months to get all the while they left their trailers in our driveway. Plumbing was pathetic and my plumber said "It would have been cheaper for you if PBS did nothing", as he had to redo all of their screw ups.

After the sale you do not exist to them. I still have warranty issues and no one is returning calls, emails or responding to written letters. Customer service is not something they understand! Diane Clay is the builder

We love our home that was delivered last year. The details are very good and everything is high quality.

Love this business. My husband works there and they treat their employees well. Great buildings, good construction.

BUYER BEWARE Their contract is with a 3rd party builder and if you have any warranty issues, they won't talk to you. My contractor has not returned my calls for months and now they won't step in and help. Very bad business. Missing materials, plumbing not labeled, wiring not labeled, overrun costs everywhere. Don't deal with this business.

Trust me and take my advice. Do not purchase a modular home. You will save time at first but you will spend more time fighting with the pbs service manager and the contractor to try and get the repairs done which will not get done because they don't care about the customer. They think they are always right and will not admit to the mistakes they made when building the house. Build a stick built house and you will be MUCH happier in the long run.

The worst experience I have ever had when dealing with any company. I would highly recommend no doing business with these people. At every turn the cheat you. So much of their work had to be redone charges for things we never received. The list is endless stay away far far away.

I had a modular home built by PBS in 2017. The home looks nice and I thought of reasonable quality. This past winter there were some heavy winds and I noticed cracking above a sliding glass door which kept growing. I alerted PBS and my insurance company. PBS completely ignored me. The insurance company sent out an inspector and concluded that the house was not built to common code for wind resistance and that they do not cover builder defects.

I then went back to PBS who told me the house was fine and that they would do nothing. I am going to begin a lawsuit against PBS which is going to be difficult because the contract for the home was technically with my set-builder and not with me. It is a real mess. I implore you not use this company. They are cold-blooded crooks and don't care about covering what they build

I love the house A lot to be desired on the customer service end and standing behind their product.alot of manufacturing short comings.

PBS recently built our forever home and it is beautiful! Quality product and Chris Erdley is great to work with! Highly recommend!