If you see them, tell them to stop.  If they are older kids call the cops, take a photo...

Yeah, he said that one person kinda hung around to try and help, but everyone else was more concerned about moving to another court where he wasn't in the way. He went to the Dr and found out that his tibia is broken and he has a bunch of microfractures throughout his ankle and he tore some ligaments, too. So now he's in a walking cast (thank goodness his Dr gave him a choice between that and a hard cast!) but he's not supposed to put any weight on that leg...should be interesting to see how he handles walking the hospital with me in a week! Not to mention carry his newborn when we get home! Okay...done venting

I hear you about the kids being young. There are some very young (like 6 and younger) kids that ride bikes all around the streets and I'm scared to death that I'm going to back over them when coming out of my driveway. Plus, they play in the storm drains which are infested with black widows. Our cat got out of our yard and we looked in every storm drain in the neighborhood and were surprised by just how many black widows were in there...not to mention cat feces. I don't understand how parents are okay with their kids roaming the neighborhood daily.

We actually talked to KB about the kids playing the house next to us because they were definitely doing things that would hurt them...we were trying to give KB the heads up so they didn't get sued because there weren't any trespassing signs or anything, plus the builders just leave materials like nails, etc all over. My husband has yelled at the kids a few times but they always come back. KB didn't really do anything about it. They put up signs in the windows, but that's it. It's better now that the house is almost done, but kids still play in the dumpster which is just as dangerous. On another note, I'm pretty annoyed because our yard is completely littered with construction materials AND the other day I came out to people throwing stuff off the roof into the dumpster...all the stuff that missed the dumpster was all over the street. I can't wait until the house is done!

I can't wait for all construction to be completed, but we still have an empty lot next to our house.  When they are building the fence next to our house the people putting up the fence destroyed some of our landscaping.  I tried talking to them  and they didn't do anything about it. 

Who did you talk to and how long ago? We have found that you have to seriously be on top of them. We talk to our customer service person regularly (mainly because they screwed up our property line and so we're fighting about it). Anyway, we have to bug and bug and bug them to get stuff done. We had plants that died before we even moved into our house which was almost a year ago and they just replaced them in like March of this year. If this wall thing happened recently I really wouldn't let it go...they need to take care of it, but don't go through the sales office...go through customer service...the guy we talk to is Tim. He has a lot on his plate right now, but just keep calling him until it gets fixed.

Let me tell you....when they build that house next to you, it will not be fun! Thankfully our master bedroom is on the other side of our house...but our nursery is on that side! Thank goodness Baby will be in our room for the first little while and construction should be done soon. The construction crews are definitely not respectful of other people's property. They just moved our fence in our backyard to where it should have been built and as I was leaving , I saw the entire crew sitting down, eating lunch, leaning against my house....right outside my master bedroom windows to be exact!!! Creeped me out that I was just walking around naked in there. Plus, they dumped left over cement on our rocks, drug our neighbors hose across our driveway and front yard (not sure why), and the crew building the house on the other side flicks cigarette butts and all kinds of other trash into our front yard, side yard, and sidewalk.

I really, really would not let them get away with damaging your landscaping.

Makes you wonder, is it the POS parents or the POS kids?

Who is Sarah?? We haven't talked to her...the first customer service guy that we worked with was TERRIBLE. He never got anything fixed that should've been, he was rude to me during out walk through--talking to me like I'm an idiot, and never returned phone calls. Glad he's gone. KB really screwed up a lot of stuff....one major thing was that when we bought our house we specifically asked if the electric panel/gas hookup would be on the entry side and we were told that it wouldn't be. Then we asked about it again during our construction orientation and were told that nope, it will be on the garage side. We asked the design center, too and she looked at our floorplan and lot plan and said the same thing--garage side. Gee, what do you know...it's on our entry side. The only thing I have always disliked about our house is that you enter on the side instead of up front....now I don't just dislike it, I HATE the walk to my front door. You walk by our electric panel, gas meter, sprinkler box, cable hookup, and phone hookup....OH and it gets better!!! The house next to us, has all of the same stuff directly across from ours...so you get double the electric, gas, and other hookups...FUN! They moved our sidewalk out so that we could plant things between it and our house to try and make things prettier (I have had my heart set on rose bushes) and then we discovered that they built our sidewalk 15 inches over our property line so now they have to tear it out and re-do it...and then it will be to close to the house to plant anything. I do feel bad for Tim because really, we are the homeowners from Hell, but if it had been taken care of at the very beginning he wouldn't have to deal with us. Thankfully, there's really only a couple of things that still need to be fixed. Tim definitely needs some help though, it's not fair for him to have to deal with an entire neighborhood of people.

So why the heck didn't you go out and tell the workers to turn down their music??? My husband and I have no problem telling them how we feel...and thankfully  my husband speaks spanish so he can communicate with them. We started parking on the street in front of our yard because they kept parking trailors with generators in front of our house--yeah, that's great to listen to at dawn. We're really not mean people...we just stand up for ourselves