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In March 2026 a reviewer and their husband described the new home they designed and built with Turn Key Homes of Maine, writing at length about Scott, the on-site project manager. He kept them informed with photos, welcomed their site visits — including one to photograph where the plumbing and HVAC lines ran before the walls and ceilings closed up — and arranged for them to talk with the electricians about their complex electrical needs. That customer named 2x6 exterior walls and 20 amp circuits among the company's standard building practices. The Oxford company says it has been in business 27 years, and it holds 4.3 stars from 40 Google ratings. In March 2026 another customer wrote that they started at an open house, where they found the layout for "the two of us as newly empty nesters"; Austin answered their calls every time, and Bob guided decisions for the reviewer's wife. A third March 2026 reviewer wrote, "We had no idea what we were doing building a house," and the company "took care of everything," including tiny details fixed at the final walkthrough. A fourth March 2026 reviewer wrote that they went to Turnkey after "a terrible experience with another builder," credited Ena, the sales manager, with getting them through the process, and found every wire in their basement labeled by the electrician. In July 2026 a reviewer wrote that the company builds stick-built homes and also does prefab homes. In a May 2022 review, a customer thanked Ena, Danielle, John, Todd and Chad for answering many questions promptly. After a year, by that customer's account, the company came back to fix expected minor settling cracks inside the house, and Chris did the work. In September 2025 a customer who had a house put in a few years earlier gave two stars: the roof "has leaked constantly due to improper shingling," the kitchen sink plumbing had cardboard gaskets, and the basement cracked the first winter and "turnkey would not fix it," leaving the reviewer to dig out 8 feet of fill with a shovel. That customer wrote that the company cares only "if you spend 400k or more." In August 2026 a reviewer asked for pricing, heard back from Ena, sent a model, followed up two times and got nothing. In a 2023 review, a neighbor of one of its builds objected that the company was "burying concrete instead of actually removing it" and leaving no room for privacy.
“Not recently but late 2021 move in date from turn key homes of Maine. 1,500sqft @ sub 300 while owning the property”
“You could look into Turn Key Homes of Maine, I don’t have experience but they were a company I considered.”
“Yes. It was through Turn Key Homes of Maine.”
“We only spoke with Turn Key Homes based on a referral and they offered us Prestige and Premier. The price was quite reasonable if we didn't change anything.”
“Turn Key Homes of Maine in Oxford.”
Filled out a request to get some pricing, got a response from Ena. Asked if I have a model in mind so I sent that info. Followed up two times, nothing!! I hope they are ok over there. Something tells me I ll get a response now, just an honest review of what happened.
Well, established company, good workers at skills.Build a beautiful place , stick , built . Plus they do prefab homes , of course , I paint them all
How refreshing to work with a company committed to integrity! Not only are my husband and I absolutely thrilled with the new home that we recently designed and built with Turn Key Homes, we are beyond pleased with the entire design/build experience and grateful for the respectful treatment we received throughout. We were made to feel that we were partners in the process and are profoundly appreciative of that. Along the way we were pleasantly surprised again and again to discover that many of Turn Key's standard building practices, from 2x6 exterior wall construction to 20 amp circuit onsite electrical installations, go above and beyond what is required. It is clear that Turn Key has sought to foster long-term relationships with high-quality subcontractors and suppliers. In particular, their electrical subs are top-notch. We understood from the outset that building a house is a complicated project with thousands of variables. In addition, we requested some nonstandard home systems that required a complex electrical system. We knew it would be foolish to expect perfection or believe that we would encounter zero issues along the way. We were so thankful to be working with folks who have the experience to offer options and the ability and willingness to rise to the occasion when things didn't go as planned. We firmly believe that the measure of an organization is not only in the avoidance of issues (which is completely unrealistic and tends to foster the undesired tendency to "cover things up") but also in how they collaborate and respond to any issues. The TKH team is a talented, competent, knowledgeable, and helpful group of people. Becky helped us secure the perfect lot for our dream home. Todd T. helped us assess several lot options and described what would be possible or challenging with each. Ena steered us through the home design process, answered millions of questions, persevered through multiple design iterations and expanding scopes, and gave excellent guidance on what would be possible or cost prohibitive. Sydni kept us updated on the progress of the excavation team (many thanks to Brodi for his creative solutions with the myriad boulders left behind by blasting) and has been pleasant and responsive with follow-up customer service issues. Scott, our on-site project manager, shepherded the construction and completion of our home as if it were his own, always advocating on our behalf along the way and making sure that things were done *right*. He kept us informed (often with photos!) on construction progress and major milestones, welcomed our site visits (even the time we requested access to take photos recording the locations of plumbing and HVAC lines for future reference before the walls/ceilings were closed up), arranged for access to the electricians to discuss our complex electrical needs in person, answered our countless questions, and never seemed to mind explaining how our home's systems work when we were curious (which was always). He even offered to text us photos of the serial numbers of our new appliances when we mentioned our uncertainty on how to get the information needed for submitting rebates and has been a valuable resource for local service providers for items outside Turn Key's project scope. We are grateful for the hard work, diligence, and competence of the rest of the TKH team who touched our project in any way. Many thanks for partnering with us to build our dream home! And thank you for fighting the good fight and remaining committed to honesty, integrity, and decency in the midst of challenging times. That did not go unnoticed.
The people of Turn Key helped us create our forever home. We started our journey like many of Turn Key's clients at an open house and this is where we discovered the perfect layout for the two of us as newly empty nesters. For me personally, Austin answered calls every time and was quick to give me answers to all my questions, even during the most stressful situations. For my wife, Bob guided decisions and helped with his many years of experience.
Without any exaggeration, Turn Key Homes of Maine is the best choice you can make if you are building a home. We had no idea what we were doing building a house, and they took care of everything. Their staff is so knowledgeable and professional; Ena, Cimeron, Duncan, and Bob are all incredible to work with. The attention to detail is unmatched. Another company did work for my family on their house build... and the difference in quality, service, and communication cannot be overstated. Turn Key is just amazing. Their process is smooth, precise, and proactive. Even during our final walkthrough, they found tiny details to fix that we hadn’t even noticed, and immediately took care of them. Every question has been answered promptly, we had personal cell numbers for most of the people on the project. Honestly, you cannot do better. If you live in Maine, trust me, you will not regret it. Cannot say enough good things about this company and will be recommending them to absolutely everyone.
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Typical Maine range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Turn Key Homes of Maine. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$20,700 – $31,500
Typical remodeling project around $26,100
