Beazer Homes Reviews in Sussex, DE

Beazer has been very efficient from start to finish so far. Information has been available regarding the entire process. While there were some minor issues as with any new build, they were quick to respond and correct. Mike W on the construction side has been very courteous and cooperative in getting things done when needed.

We have built several homes over the years and our experience with Beazer has by far been the best!

I'm disappointed that no one at Beazer will fix the items that were wrong with the house when we purchased it. The fixes are very small, and Beazer promised to do so, but months later they still haven't done so.

Overall Beazer Homes has been great in terms of communication, updates on progress during the course of construction and they were right on time as they promise regarding construction schedule to the way to closing despite the pandemic. Punch items were acted and completed with no issues. Just need a little patience.

Beazer will work with you and are committed to you being comfortable and happy with your purchase. They respond to your concerns and open to suggestions.

From the sales team to the builder, Beazer kept me informed every step of the way and their response time is excellent. My home is just beautiful and the community is just what I was looking for.

The entire Beazer team from Sales (Ryan) to production (Ed) and post support has been amazing. We couldn't be any happier about our decision to buy from Beazer at Bayside!

If you expect no bumps in the road then buying new/building aren't for you. They are always there. What you can expect from Beazer is to deal with those bumps quickly and fairly. From the purchase process through punch lists, I felt like the Beazer Team did a good job of keeping things on track and fixing things when they strayed a bit.

Our initial New Home Counselor and Construction/ building Project Manager were OUTSTANDING. Keep us in the loop, answered questions and resolved items promptly and professionally.

The process with Beazer was not the best. Buying the home, we were told a late June / early July delivery. The first delivery date came back at the end of the July. After several discussions, the sales representative was able to get it moved "up" to a mid-July delivery. The punch list process was also rough as many of the items from our walk through were not completed on closing day. Therefore, we had to delay closing for several hours while they rushed crews over to finish the work. The final punch work was also slow to be completed. We're happy with the overall home, but you need to stay on top of Beazer. ... More

We enjoyer new home very much.

Everything has gone without a hitch. From purchase through move-in, everything has been a pleasure thanks to our sales team and our construction supervisor.

From the 1st time we looked at Bishop's Landing our experience was amazing. Shannon in Sales went above and beyond to assist in selecting our perfect home. Due to Covid 19 restrictions, when it came time to build we were unable to watch the build in person. Rob our project manager was awesome, he kept us updated with weekly photos and detailed descriptions during each stage of the build. Even though Rob had many homes going up at the same time ( all in different stages), he was always only a text away to answer any questions or concerns we had during the build and after closing, making us feel as if we were his only customer. By far this was the best experience we have ever had purchasing a new house and we absolutely love our new home. ... More

Why can’t I get the problems in our house fixed? Who do We have to contact? We Are getting very frustrated with Beezer

Responsible and responsive

We wanted a quick move in and the Beazer team helped us complete the purchase process in 5 weeks.

The entire process from beginning to settlement was smooth and easy for the most part. Our walk through issues were taken care of immediately and the home was prepared nicely. Shannon Taylor was wonderful to deal with always pleasant and always willing to help with our questions. Home seems built very well.

Take time to look at your new home being built. Stay in touch with the person who is keeping you posted on your up dates. Most of all ask questions if you do not understand something.

We highly recommend a independent home inspection. Visiting the site during construction is crucial. Build a relationship with the construction manager and the team. Purchase the highest upgrades that you can afford. Remember you can’t go back.

From the first interaction with our sales representative through to closing day, we felt that we were in good hands with Beazer. We had friends who recommended the neighborhood, and Beazer had the model and lot that we wanted. The buying process was really streamlined, and no pressure. We really appreciated the insight the design rep brought when we were picking out all of our features, her input was really helpful to ensuring that our vision for the look and feel of our home was realized. We opted for a delayed delivery, and again our sales rep did a great job of keeping us informed of the upcoming schedule. We did end up working with a few different construction managers during the process, but we always had ample opportunities to meet with them as the house was being built, and they were both quick to return any phone calls/respond to emails. Beazer also used an automated program that sent us weekly emails with pictures of the latest progress that had been made on the house. Since we were living a few hours away at the time, that was awesome, and we now have an album of photos from just an empty lot to our beautiful finished home. When we first started looking at potential places to build our retirement home, we did not anticipate jumping in with both feet so quickly, but because Beazer had the right lot, in the right neighborhood, coupled with their amazing, hands-on team, it was an easy decision for us to pull the trigger. ... More

We had a great experience from start to finish with everyone we came in contact with. Folks were extremely helpful with selection of everything inside and outside our home. The neighborhood is great and we are looking forward to spending our retirement years in the Estuary. If there was one thing that I would suggest be done differently; all the punch list items should be taken care of before settlement.

The staff was very helpful in selecting "extras". The sales rep did a great job of explaining the use of the select mortgage program and savings. Our disappointment comes in the closing process and the lack of quality control. After 2 months we are still waiting for action on our 2+page punch list. Most items on the list are a result of sloppy workmanship and oversight. Our home inspector referred to the work as below industry standards.

We were promised that the issues we found prior to closing would be completed right away. It is two months now and these have not been resolved. We met your closing deadline, could you meet our repair requests?

Everything in a Beazer home is builder grade. The workmanship throughout the home's systems is poor quality. The finishes are minimal, for example, there is no molding around windows or ceilings. The trim molding at the floor is cut haphazardly and nail holes are not finished or stick out of the trim in many areas. Every system in the house I bought had to be corrected. The ac, garage door, fireplace. water and duct systems were not hooked up correctly and all had to have corrective work done to make them function. DO NOT PAY FOR PAINT UPGRADE! This expensive option is a rip off. They did not use a primer, used builder grade paint for the single coat and did a very sloppy job. Drywall was not patched and sanded correctly and tape and pencil lines showed through the paint, Where they did sand the drywall, they did not clean the sanding and dragged the grit through the paint job. Even after requesting a second paint, the job was not completed properly and drywall tape and uneven surfaces still show. Trim was painted sloppily and nail holes are evident in many places. It was, and still is, a mess. USE A HOME INSPECTOR. Water lines were missing in several places and walls had to be removed or damaged in order to correct the problems. While they tout energy efficiency, the windows are cheap builder grade and don't block much cold air. You can see daylight around the front and garage doors which are not properly sealed or weather proofed. They don't paint the garage, and the drywall finish in the unpainted garage is minimal with globs of drywall compound slapped onto the walls, so even if you try to finish it yourself, you'll have quite a job on your hands. In most cases they have responded to fix the non-functioning systems, but they can do little to fix the poor quality of materials and careless workmanship. After you exhaust the onsite personnel with issues, you are directed to the new home center for your issues and you never hear any feedback from them at all, The whole system is rigged to build the cheapest house using the cheapest labor and you don't get what you pay for. ... More

It’s all in the details. From the start, we were impressed with construction techniques and materials. Durning the build process we were updated as different projects were completed. As with all homes their are always going to be touch ups or blemishes that need to be addressed, and they are handled quickly with satisfaction being important. We would have no issues recommending Beazer as a go to company, and have already shared with friends the up side of our choice.