Beazer Homes Reviews in Orlando, FL

We love our home and community. Beazer knocked others out of the park with Belle Vie! It’s quaint and feels very exclusive with the small number of homes. The location is very conveniently located. We are happy to have found it.

A troubled start, as Beazer gave up the sale, but after interference from our broker, the work was completed on time, with a good finish and support from the builder! We are satisfied and happy because we paid the fair price for an excellent house.

You need used better painting for the house

Overall a good buying experiences little of dropping the ball when the Beazer sales contact was changed. Never heard from the the sales person

Pros: -Great interaction with all Beazer employees. -Addressed all my concerned. Cons: -Rushed constructing my house so there are too many issues I've had to open warranty request for.

when we came the first time to see the model home one thing, the mention was the quality of finishing. was superior from other companies. but when we moved, we found out a lot of issues. the first issue was the AC was not cooling enough need to rum almost 24/7, second issue was a leak in the ceiling not to mention this house id two storage units. the third issue was cool air coming out of the walls also some hosebit outside is clogged. and other minus issue.

We have invested more than half a million dollars into our new home, expecting quality finishings. We chose Beazer because they seemed to be an experienced quality builder, even in COVID impacted times. Sadly, after waiting almost 4 months longer than originally expected, the results are not impressive. Missing insulation, bad plumming, very low-quality paint job, poor water drainage, crooked walls, A/C issues, loose wall fixings, among others. They are covering most issues with the warranty, and I get that COVID has impacted our lives, but for such an expensive investment, things should not be like this. ... More

In general terms, the house and the floorplans are beautiful. But the lack of attention to detail is sad. I received my house with a lot of missing finishes, like cabinets, floors, paint, etc, Yes, the builder is scheduling people to come and fix things, but that is not the ideal way to buy and receive a brand new house! Also, the told me that the amenities and pool would be built in March 2021, it is now May and nothing has been initiated, very disappointed. The community lacks of lighting for the night time, the mailbox is uncovered.

Make sure you double check your house at clousing.

During the process of construction I visited the house a couple of times and some of the materials used for the framing were in bad shape and were not replaced. The different contractors do not respect other people's job and cause some damages to the work already done, paint job is bad and they installed my bath tub with a lot of dirt underneath and when I informed the inspector about it he stated it was to support the tub, but I have never seen anything like that in my previous new homes and nothing was done about it. The floors on the second floor are not leveled and when I installed laminate flooring I needed to pay extra to get it corrected. The pavers in the driveway are spilled with, paint and debris from construction plus grease possibly from the cars of the workers parked on it, the inspector stated he will have them clean for me on the day of closing and he never send anyone to take care of it, the garage floor is all cracked. They only accept calls under warranty issues for functional repairs only. ... More

To someone just driving by or visiting the area for their child/grandchild’s tennis/soccer match, the Gatherings would appear as a really nice place to live, and don’t get me wrong, it is a nice place to live. However, as the old saying goes, don’t judge a book by its cover, this can, to a certain degree, be applied here. The value of your purchase here might be lower than you’d think and expect. There seems to be a lot of shoddy or cheap work that’s been done (in our unit anyway) which, in some other “new” dwellings might be acceptable, but for what we agreed to pay here, that should not even be an issue. Yes, it is Lake Nona and everything is pricey, and we wanted to settle in a safe neighborhood that’s convenient to almost everything, but one would expect quality from a well known builder like BEAZER. Shoddy workmanship aside, dealing with a Property Manager that would rather shift blame or go the “quick fix” route or just completely brush it off, rather than address a complaint or concern, has been frustrating, Something we don’t need added to the stress of the adjustment of moving from a freestanding home to a condo in the midst of a pandemic. And added to that, this pandemic has caused a large percentage of the senior residents in a panic, resulting in a somewhat more stressful environment. As residents of a 55+ community, we have “expectations”, although modified due to the current circumstances, and there will be issues that would be challenging to take care of but we do not appreciate condescending or patronizing responses when voicing our concerns. I am pretty sure most, if not all, residents here are all professionals and would appreciate to be dealt with professionally as well. Anyway, doing your homework is always a sound advice, but digging deeper before making such a lifestyle change or even picking a builder is probably more prudent. ... More

It has NOT been smooth sailing with Beazer. We have had many post move problems with the house, especially the broken water main. The time to resolve these issues has been longer than expected. There are still some pending issues to resolve. This is less than two into a brand new home.

Working with Beazer was good overall with communication throughout. After moving we see that somethings were not completed as nicely as expected at what seems to be a bit of quantity over quality with new homes being built. Nothing too major but the final product should be better presented.

Inaccurate and hard to obtain completion date. Sales is overly optomistic and got a runaround on details. Misinformation on appliances at design center.

Been here almost 2 months. Still waiting for minor things to be fixed

Make sure you keep notes throughout the process, ask plenty of questions. If you don't understand something you are ask to sign don't sign it.Beazer does a well built house just have to stay on top of the Contractor in charge of your house , they seem to take things for granted, I'm still dealing with issues after two months of closing ,that should have been taken care of before closing.

I purchased a home in Osceola County, Florida. Located at PennyRoyal, Florida 34744. The reason for the email is that I am very dissatisfied and frustrated with the way your company is handling my non-working AC issue. I purchased and closed my home in October 25th 2022 and my AC is still not working. This issue was acknowledged during the first walk (shame on me for closing in good faith)and the sales agent/construction promised me the issue would be resolved before I close. It’s been several months since I closed on my new home and I still have not been able to move in or enjoy my new home. Not to mention that I been coming out of pocket paying for a mortgage on a home that I am yet to occupied because the AC does not work and still has not been fixed I am writing this letter in good faith hoping to get your attention on this matter and get this AC issue resolved as soon as possible. Time is of the essences as I can no longer wait patiently for this issue to be resolve, I am hoping this issue gets addressed as soon as possible. Thank you for your time and make it a great day. ... More

The communication was awful. My wife and I had to relocate to a hotel, because Beazer did not communicate the 2nd time our closing was changed. Beazer made a small attempt to compensate us, but only about half of the expense they created. The warranty department has been pitiful. The warranty guy “Steve” has no business dealing with the home buyer. His supervisor “Ryan” has made no attempt to get in touch with us. He is either unaware of our issues, or he doesn’t care! Neither is acceptable. The good news is, we do like our home.

Our sales rep disappeared once we signed the contract, which delayed closing by weeks. Never heard from the original "closing agent" rep from Beazer until I escalated. Team took over to push the closing forward. Warranty is a mystery. At closing the closing team had no idea of the process to notify HOA - I had to reach out to them via escalation. I notified Beazer that the closing process was terrible, hopefully that will improve. HOA management company is strong - so that has been a good experience.

We found that the house has many issues, AC stopped working 4 weeks after closing date, AC tech found a towel inside of AC, water pressure low due to rocks and glue on pipes, no attic lid, laundry room is very hot and there is condensed water in AC vent. Inspectors need to pay more attention to details, customer service reps need to follow up until completion at this point attic lid and the wall opened to fix the water pipes still without paint.

Make sure you get your inspection performed. Many things wrong or badly done in house.

Builders are good, but staff must be in better integrity and coordinate their communication systems so as to not send the same documents 3-4 times. It held up the home buying process and creating many inefficiencies throughout. We like our home!

Selling experience was good. Building guidance throughout the process is was average. But the main reason I’m giving a 2 star rating on a respectable and reputable builder as Beazer is for the poor quality finish. We are happy for our beautiful home but extremely disappointed by the quality given in such a costly house.

2 STARS - ALL UNITS NEED TO HAVE A 24 HOUR GUARD WHO CAN BE CALLED ON IN TIME OF EMERGENCY . CURRENTLY THERE IS A NOISE GOING OFF IN UNIT 4206 - WHICH IS UNOCCUPIED AND THERE IS NO ONE TO CALL WHO CAN GO IN AND SEE WHAT THE PROBLEM IS. THIS IS NOT ONLY UPSETTING BUT POTENTIALLY VERY DANGEROUS.

We closed on our new Beazer home on December 31. It has been nearly two (2) months since we closed on our home and we still have a punch list with 15+ items that need to be addressed... from painting to floor fixes to stained grout in our bathrooms. The overall home construction seems to be good, but the attention to detail, quality of work, and respect for the new homeowners by the trades (i.e., painters, drywall, framers, etc.) is badly lacking. When we moved in the house had not even been cleaned, and we even had urine stains on one of our bathroom toilets. Buyer beware, do not close on a new home on the last day of the builder's quarter. Everything in the last two weeks was rushed to get us into the home and we have been forced to stay home from work on numerous days to accommodate the schedules of the trades doing the repairs. All in all our Beazer experience has been less-than-pleasant, so far. ... More