My wife and I purchased a new home in Vero Beach, Florida. During our walk thru at closing we listed the laver driveway with the construction superintendent. We were assured the driveway would be fixed. After 3 superintendents and the management team in Palm Bay. Their solution is no solution to a fix. We were told it's a irrigation and soil problem and nothing can be done. Funny it's not happening at the top of the driveway or in the walkways or at the model. The problem lies when water from the rain runs under the pavers and dams up at the concrete sidewalk, rising to the top puddling and damaging the pavers. I have one question for Mr. Horton, if you were building a new home would you accept this workmanship and driveway? I think not. Kevin from the Palm Bay management team came out, was rude, talked condescending, and belittled my neighbor when she came over to address the same problem with the driveways.