Harmony Home Buyer

Ryan Tillison a month ago

I cannot recommend Harmony Home Buyer highly enough. We recently purchased a historical home they restored, and the quality of their craftsmanship is nothing short of incredible. They managed to preserve the home’s character while ensuring it was expertly updated for modern living. What truly sets them apart, however, is their exceptional service after the sale. Within a week of moving in, we encountered an unexpected plumbing issue. I reached out to the owner, Jason, simply to ask for contractor recommendations. To my surprise, Jason went above and beyond—he personally coordinated the entire repair and covered the costs without us even asking. It is rare to find a business leader who stands behind his work with such genuine character and professional honor. If you are looking for a reliable, high-standard team in Wichita, Jason and the Harmony Home Buyer group are the best in the business

Levi Andes a year ago

Jason and Harmony Home Buyers are 100% legit and amazing at what they do. The whole process was completed quickly and efficiently. No muss no fuss. They were very professional and courteous every step of the way. Anytime I had questions I was able to reach out and get answers almost immediately. I highly recommend these fine folks. They are 100% the best around.

Kevin Phillips Jr a year ago

Great company to work with and for. They communicate, they respond in a timely manner. And you never have to guess with them because they are an open book!

Camisha Fisher a year ago

We recently sold our home through Harmony Home Buyer Company, and the entire process was incredibly smooth. They were fast, efficient, and communicated clearly every step of the way. It made what could have been a stressful experience feel easy and straightforward. We couldn’t be more pleased with how everything turned out. Would absolutely use Harmony Company again and highly recommend them to anyone looking to sell their home.

Brandis Gibson 3 years ago

I purchased my home from Jason. During negotiations/purchase phase I was told there was NO water coming into the basement. This was a worry of mine due to some cracks in the foundation. There was a jutted-out part of the basement that had old drywall up from a prior owner, as you could tell from the age. I had asked if there was any way to look behind the drywall and was told it was not a possibility. The seller did replace a totally separate part of foundation wall on the other side of the basement. When I moved in, I decided to look behind the drywall. Behind the jut out wall was crumbled foundation all over the floor. Whole cinder blocks for about a 12x12 space of foundation is bowed, crumbled, and fallen on the ground. When looking at the drywall again I did notice there was a hole in it at the ceiling height which I did not make. Someone before me could have looked over and known about the foundation issue and did not remove the randomly drywalled area due to that knowledge. This is the only drywall in the basement. No foundation issues were disclosed. An estimate of the repairs is about $30,000. All 4 foundation walls of the home in the basement DO leak when it rains. The seller said that he had not seen any water in the basement since repairing one 8ft section of wall. I was UNABLE to use my plumbing for the first 2 weeks of living in the home due to 2 separate issues. Any time I would shower, water would pour out of the sewer pipes in the basement all over the floor. I was told there were no plumbing issues as they had replaced pipes. After further investigation from a professional, the plumbing lines to the home were full of tree roots and corrosion. Use of the washing machine immediately overflowed from the newly installed pipes. We were able to remove built-up corrosion which was making the 2-inch pipe into a pin hole pipe. The person who replaced pipes around the clean out would have seen the buildup. I was not made aware of this issue. We then found that there was a broken pipe outside which then drained through a hole in the foundation into the sump pump, luckily. While repairing the plumbing issues I did find many PVC pipe connections which did not have gaskets on them so would leak. Unsure how many more were done this way. After the walk through we asked that one leak under the kitchen sink be fixed, we were told it was, but found out it had not been as it was still missing the gasket and leaking. We also asked that a broken light fixture be fixed, no fix was done. We asked that an outlet which was flagged on inspection be fixed, their idea of a fix was to dangerously nut off the wires and cover with a blank switch plate. The seller had a “Punch List” of items which I was under the impression were to be done before closing. About half of the 2-page list was not completed. On this list was cleaning all vents very well. None of the vents were cleaned out. In the pantry the vent was full of mouse feces. Outside the newly installed bathroom window, the seller was to trim out and water proof the new siding. About 2 feet of caulk was done instead. Not one of the items we asked to be fixed before closing were actually fixed. He had guys there the morning of closing, but the outlet was covered, light still doesn’t work, sink still leaked, and bathroom window still was not trimmed in any acceptable way. I cannot express how angry and hurt this transaction makes me. No offer to make any of it right from Jason, which may have prevented a negative review. I guess I should have heeded the red flag when just after signing everything Jason said to me something along the line of “it’s your problem now” Inspection was not waved. Pipes were replaced by Jason’s contractor so corrosion would have been seen. Jason threatened to "take action" based on my review. I leave it up to the reader to decide if Harmony Home Buyers is at fault for any of the issues. One year after purchase, my house is starting to fall in on itself as I don’t have tens of thousands of dollars to fix the major foundation issue.