Beazer Homes Reviews in Sacramento, CA

The house was built very well but I still having some issues that have not been fixed.

I wish we had bigger bedrooms though and light bulb in the bedrooms. The kitchen is gorgeous and it's a three story home, so I will get my steps in!

My experience with all Beazer employees have been excellent. From salesman to home warranty folks everyone has been very helpful. One thing they can improve on attention to details in the buildings. I am sure they hire cheap contractors and as a result little things like uneven drain installation in sinks and showers , uneven base boards etc can be seen in the construction.

Prompt communications and easy transactions Throughout the whole buying process.

new condo in this area. It took 5 months as it was new construction but the sales staff was courteous and kept us informed.

Foundation is a great build. Unfortunately house has a lot of design flaws that doesn’t make sense. Choices for upgrades are very very limited. Found out that they do have kitchen upgrades, unfortunately Only for a limited model.

In the future, sales agents should be more clear on the lot prices and whether the home is in a flood zone.

There are a lot of things needing repair already. Since day one our roof gutters were full of concrete and other debris. My husband had to get a ladder and clear it himself and his hand was bleeding. They have a one year repair guarantee but so far our case has been open for 2 months and no one has come to repair anything. Our list of repairs is 2 emails long by the way.

Joanne and Shannon are amazing and so helpful from the sales team. Unfortunately, the quality of the construction finishes did not match the intent of the higher options we selected which impacted my overall experience.

I am very disappointed with the carelessness and poor protection of counter tops, flooring, cabinetry, as a result of people (primarily contractors) improperly placing tools and causing damage. I am also disappointed that Beazer staff did not resolve these matters prior to final inspection. The post move-in 45-day, 90-day follow-up appointments for inspection and repairs have been delayed. Everyone involved in the build of new homes should treat each new home as if it were their own home and paid with their hard owned money. This will be my first and last Beazer purchase.

Home is good but buying process some experience was very bad..when i went to booking i was on waiting.. i was eagerly waiting for the home i choose the plane-3 they did not give me choice of elevation, they did not give me choice of plot, they did not informed the entrance would be left end side different side then the Model home until they built up and i saw the frame , no body told us that what you will not get then the model home , whatever in model home some items will be extra cost , somebody has to give us a detail information what you will get and what you will not get showing in the model home. after the home built up half i knew that kitchen backsplash tile they will not install , i asked them to installed but they denied to installed they told me that we can not change anything in plan, but in the fact no body informed us what will come with your home.. There should be a meeting with home buyer and engineering team before you start the building up the home BUT THEY DID NOT SET UP ANY MEETING , i spent over 7 hundred thousand for the home but if you see our kitchen its look like 25 years old kitchen .. basically i did not get chance of choice. moreover nobody informed that your solar will go with the mortgage, solar company contacted me they told me that you have to pay 25% advance payment for the solar i thought it is separate deal but at the end i knew that they add to mortgage its big loss if i would have know before i would not go for the solar because solar cost add to the mortgage and i am paying the interest on the solar more than i am saving in solar , DO NOT BUY A SOLAR IF YOU ARE PAYING INTEREST ON IT BECAUSE YOU WILL PAY $100 INTEREST AND YOU WILL SAVE $80 FORM SOLAR , BUYING A SOLAR YOU WILL LOOSE $20 A MONTH other than the staff is good they send me photos regularly.... ... More

Just Good luck .. you’ll need it

The last month was really messy and rushed. The closing process was a hassle with the builders and I didn’t feel like they were transparent with us about how long it would take to close. Things were missing up until the last minute and I felt like we were rushed just to meet the end of the quarter numbers.

The purchase process was fantastic.  The sales people were very helpful and knowledgeable. But less than 2 weeks after we got the keys there was water intrusion in the Master Bedroom.  The repairs including mold removal took over 2 weeks done by about 20 people.  This caused delays and massive interuptions to our moving-in plans. Plus there's the nagging fear that there are other damages hiding between the walls.

The Beazer townhome we bought is really good and we really like it. The layout of the house is great and the construction team has been so great with helping us before and after we moved in! The sales people aren't so good though. They don't call back regarding issues and didn't account our wants during the buying process. I would recommend Beazer homes to anyone but they really have to call sales regularly regarding issues to get them resolved in time.

We recently purchased a brand-new home from Beazer Homes, and our experience has been far from satisfactory. Despite their promises of quality and energy efficiency, we encountered numerous issues post-purchase that were poorly addressed. On the closing day, Beazer claimed to have deep cleaned the house, but this was clearly untrue as the house hadn't even been properly vacuumed. Their promise of energy-efficient homes, tested with gas to ensure no air leaks, was also misleading. We discovered a significant gap in the entrance door, which took over a month to get fixed. The interior paint job was atrocious. During our walk-through before closing, we marked all the walls and ceilings needing touch-ups with tape. However, Beazer simply removed the tape without addressing the issues. Despite numerous texts and follow-ups, we were forced to do the paint touch-ups ourselves as we couldn't get any response from customer service. We also faced electrical issues, with bathroom lighting and power outlets not working. After over a month of persistent calls and texts, an electrician finally came and discovered a power outlet buried behind the drywall, which had to be cut open to be fixed. Beazer's lack of transparency and communication extended to the upgrades we selected. We chose a level 3 oven because the level 1 was unsatisfactory and level 2 wasn't available. However, we were not informed until closing that this was an induction stove, which only works with certain cookware. When we escalated this issue, the upper management was rude, defensive, and disrespectful, offering no solutions or understanding. If you're considering buying a home with Beazer, I urge you to not sign any paperwork until every detail and touch-up is 100% completed. Our experience involved constant back-and-forth to get basic issues resolved. Beazer's customer service and management left us frustrated and disappointed. Please be cautious and ensure that everything is thoroughly checked and completed before finalizing your purchase with Beazer Homes. ... More

Dozens of roof tiles not secure, several cracks in ceilings, unfinished painting, water heater not working….. just to name is few. REALLY unhappy. Y

My home buying experience up until closing was wonderful. Once I closed the service/response to my requests have been very delayed or not responded to al all.

Everything is well, except the fact that both my bathroom tubs have cracks in them that need to be replaced, and a piece of concrete thats not even and needs to be replaced.

At least in Plumas Lake the builder gives out subcontracts but does supervise the work. The sub contract rush through the work. They inefficient and leave a mess behind. The nice concrete gets stained with red clay and they dont clean it. Beazer does not want to take responsibilty for that. My new home has concrete that has red clay stains all over.

We recently moved into our exciting first new home to be welcomed to nothing but disappointments and let downs. For what is supposed to be a brand new home, quickly is feeling very much so like a previously owned home where a lot of the construction has been DIY’ed by someone inexperienced who doesn’t know what they’re doing. There’s flaws all over, which we have been reassured would be corrected. This has given us some false sense of hope and peace. It has been an extremely uneasy experience with Beazers customer care team. We are currently experiencing a newly found leak in one of our bathrooms as we speak. Beazers customer care team is reluctant to address our issues with our home and is really giving us the run around to getting things addressed. We have been having issues with our HVAC unit and they kept trying to tell us everything was normal, and that the heat in the house just rises, but finally after countess tedious attempts to get someone to come check out our unit, we were right about something truly being wrong with our system! It has been aggravating watching our real concerns being neglected. The HVAC tech that came out, confirmed that there was a faulty motor that was malfunctioning and it was stuck on always heating the upstairs instead of turning in a methodical way to turn on upstairs or off to downstairs, it was just stuck on upstairs heating. Who knows how much this has impacted our utility bills but let me tell you they have not been looking pretty. Beazers customer care team will try to down play and brush off all of our issues as normal, just like with this HVAC issue we were having just to save some money. We hate to complain, but we just really have been having a nightmare of an experience and hope it doesn’t continue in this manner. I think every new home owner would agree that it should not feel like pulling teeth to have their builder (Beazer) address their mistakes and flaws that they missed while clearly rushing to build countless of these homes. We love our new Beazer home, but probably would reconsider buying due to the poor customer care experience we have been having. It is almost 2 weeks today since we discovered our master bath sink is leaking and still nothing is being done to correct this. We hope that our issues will be addressed and fixed as we have been reassured would before but so far Beazer customer care team has being nothing but careless and always misses scheduled appointments to come check out our pending issues and will be super unresponsive to your concerns and issues with your supposed brand new home. ... More

the open item case never been sloved

Terrible experience with Beazer leadership team

I was not told I couldn’t put a refrigerator in the garage because the circuit is defective and can’t handle the load, so I purchased a refrigerator and had to return it because I was not told the garage circuit could not handle the refrigerator prior to my move in date. Now Beazer managers don’t want to reimburse me for my return fees. This is unacceptable that a new home owner has to deal with such a problem, when we already have multiple things to deal with when moving into a new house.

Tricked & left out.