EDGEhomes

EDGE Homes has significantly altered the character of the communities they enter, and not in a favorable way. Their developments consist of densely packed, uniform homes that prioritize profit over thoughtful urban planning. The rapid conversion of open land in Herriman and Riverton into sprawling condo complexes, with minimal green space, trees, or parks, has had a noticeable negative impact on the local environment and quality of life. But what is truly disheartening is their decision to purchase and tear down the beloved Redwood Drive-In, a cherished piece of local history, and replace it with yet another bland condo development. This move demonstrates a blatant disregard for the cultural and communal value of such spaces. Destroying a place with so much nostalgic and economical significance for countless families is more than just poor judgment—it's a glaring example of prioritizing short-term profit over long-term community well-being. What makes this even more frustrating is how EDGE Homes seems to be exploiting the current housing shortage. Instead of approaching development with care and consideration for the communities they build in, they appear to be using the scarcity of homes as an excuse to rush projects, pack in as many units as possible, and maximize their profits, regardless of the consequences. It’s disheartening to see developers like EDGE, who from what I understand is backed by foreign interests, bulldoze local landmarks and green spaces in favor of cookie-cutter projects, when smaller local builders might offer more thoughtful, sustainable alternatives. The result is a homogenized, overcrowded environment that erases the unique character of the area. You should be ashamed of yourselves!!

It all began with working with an awesome sales agent at the EDGE sales office, Natalia Caro! She is professional, knowledgeable, caring, detail-oriented, quick to respond to emails/text messages and phone calls, and ever so patient and pleasant to work with! I am a licensed Real Estate Broker in California and Utah and in my 20+ years of practice, I rarely ran into an agent as wonderful as Natalia. And EDGE Homes as a company is great to work with. They really care about their customers and take pride in the communities they build. I feel so fortunate to be able to own a beautiful home in the Exchange and will definitely recommend their communities to my clients!

After checking with a bunch of other builders I could see clearly that it was a no brainer to build with Edge Homes. It was refreshingly simple to start something new with them with their available communities and design options. It was perfect timing to build with Edge before the prices continued to climb. I enjoyed working with our Edge Agent, Kyle Haskell, and our builder, Todd Draper. They were both fantastic and communicated well. We had some issues with the quality of work from some of the contractors but most of what we had problems with was resolved. I would recommend Edge Homes to anyone.

We have built with edge homes twice and have been pleased with pretty much everything. Devi was our realtor and she was a great help from start to finish! The only thing is that with our second build it was a town home and we felt that there weren’t enough representatives to help us afterwards with little things that still needed fixed. Edge grew so fast so I think they were lacking in customer service because of that. Otherwise we are very happy!

We are so happy we chose EDGE! From our initial meeting with our agent, Chase Joyner( we highly recommend her) to Emily Rowley at FIRST COLONY MORTGAGE to our construction manager Javier, everyone was very professional and courteous. Our house looks amazing and we love our neighborhood. Best decision we’ve made was building with EDGE!