Business ProfileforMonticello Homes

We closed on our Monticello Home on 3/6/23. Soon after closing, it was discovered that we had a sewer line broken which resulted in one of our three driveways having to be dug up and re-poured on 4/4. The issue is the concrete that was poured is grey while the other two driveways and the rest of the concrete in and around our home is brown.This is not only an eyesore but will severely affect our market value when we sell as buyers will perceive that the home has needed significant structural repair. Before the driveway was dug up and re-poured, I stressed to the building supervisor **** that I was very concerned that the driveway not stand out from our others. **** assured us that Monticello would make sure the repair was done right and that it was reiterated by his boss. Within days of the driveway being re-poured, I communicated to **** that it was clear that the concrete was a different color. **** recommended giving it a month to see if the color changed and added if we have to chip more slabs then well chip more slabs. On 5/22, **** relayed to me that his boss drove by our home and, although he recognizes the driveways are different colors, Monticello considers the matter closed because the driveway is structurally sound.From our standpoint, we have not been made whole. Before the repair (that was not our fault in any way), we had three driveways all the same color. If the driveway was in the condition it is now prior to closing, we would have never purchased this home. We paid $706k for this home and the very first thing anyone who visits notices is that the driveway repair stands out. On 6/9, we paid $2k for a contractor to pour a sealant on all our driveways to make them the same color. We've worked with Monticello for 2 months to get reimbursed but have not come to an agreement.Monticello presents themselves as a luxury home builder so we expected a high-quality repair and want them to stand by their commitment to quality and remedy the situation