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Some of them are correct, others base their opinions on "well it didn't fall down whilst we were building it, so it must have been OK".
Helped a mate out on a new build bathroom renovation, 2018 it was completed, bathroom was built inside a regular room regular plasterboard, cheap tiles just plopped on top of plasterboard, shower tray had a few tubes of sealant emptied into it, but nothing underneath so tray has cracked then leaked through and chipboard floor is history.
Not even thr worst, they obviously lost the olives for the back of the shower entry port (divertor bar type) so literally made soemthing out of wire and wrapped it in ptfe tape. Amazingly didn't leak at that point.
On the face of it you can see its a budget bathroom, but had no idea we'd have to rebuild half the room to make it even vaguely decent.
Gonna go on a limb and guess the whole estate is built the same, absolute shambles.
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If I had a tenner for every builder who said to one of my clients I'd be a millionaire. They can never justify their opinions either! I don't tell them how put bricks on top of each other, why do they have to comment on something they have no expertise in either? ARGHHHHH