Beazer Homes Reviews in Atlanta, GA

The home buying process was actually easier then anticipated. I love the fact of a walk-thru of the property month in advance.

He is very quick with his response and helpful. He was very nice and helped me understand some things about my home.

Not a well finished home. The quality of the material are compromised. The garage, wooden materials are not in a good quality. During the walkthrough it was not considered at all and the representative was just telling that is how it will be.

Originally, the home buying process presented numerous challenges, which, as a first-time homeowner, I anticipated but underestimated. From delays to inaccuracies with the floor plan, the journey was far from smooth. However, the Beazer team proved responsive, addressing each of my concerns with communication and reassurance. Their commitment to resolving issues was commendable, and I'm grateful for their efforts. Recognizing that home building inherently involves challenges, I remained actively involved, attending weekly recap meetings to ensure alignment among all parties. I credit my positive experience in part to the guidance of a skilled realtor in the Atlanta market. Despite the hurdles, I am delighted with the final outcome of my home—it perfectly aligns with my vision. Without hesitation, I would recommend Beazer Homes to friends and family, while also providing constructive feedback to ensure others have a smooth experience. The road may be quite “bumpy” along the way—nevertheless, the ending result should leave you accomplished and satisfied. ... More

Pros: Quick response to issues or repairs. Friendly treatment of customers. Convenient location. Cons: Poor finishes on the construction. Materials used don't match the price paid. Experienced leakage within one month of occupancy, and numerous areas with subpar finishing.

I can't say with confidence, I'd purchase with Beazer. The building process wasn't cumbersome, but our realtor had to follow up on a few things and we got an inspection. For the final inspection, they hadn't done everything by the first or 2nd walk through. For the identify and tape process, their were weird rules. Our realtor couldn't help, it had to be so many feet away, had to be a certain size, etc. Mind you, you're spending over a half million on your investment! Point all the things out including all the horrible busted through nail holes in all the drawers and some cabinets. Point it out and on the final walk through before closing you see they placed a obvious little piece of wood. So tacky and your told the drawers wouldn't be replaced...mind you, we're spending how much and it was the person's own negligence while working. On final walk through all things still aren't completed; from inspection or our walk through. Also, we got our closing date with under 30 days notice and it all continued to feel rushed. We close on 11.22.23 and we continue to have vendors in and out! Imagine having your closing rushed and still have to deal with people in and out your home! Disappointed doesn't do it justice! There are other annoying nuisances once moved in. Lastly, internet was a major issue. We couldn't get at&t because our addresses weren't registered...that was a lengthy delay. Also, our address numbers are used 2 other times in the subdivision and we're constantly getting others packages. Not sure if that's a Georgia thing or what but it's a headache. Love my home but probably would try another builder. ... More

Introduction and subsequent showings; help and suggestions about the economic benefits of owning one of Beazer’s condos and price negotiations were all excellent. Our Realtor and Beazer’s Sales Representative, Angela, worked well together, and the incentives were adequate to influence our decision to buy. The initial and final walk-thru was very thorough, thanks to the Beaser staff that conducted it with us. After closing and moving in, there were several issues that had not been completed, and Beazer was not always prompt in resolving them. Fiber was not pulled through the building to each condominium, causing long delays in getting internet and TV service. Postal service was not initiated for weeks, with the post office accusing Beazer and Beazer representatives accusing the post office for the problems, necessitating many trips to pick up held-mail at the local post office located only a short distance away. The problem took approximately 7 or 8 weeks to resolve. The HOA Rep has become very responsive to our needs and in getting certain issues resolved. One small warranty issue was resolved very quickly. ... More

We weren't provided complete details at the time of signing the contract.

Up until closing our experience was great but since moving in (4/2023) has been less than great. Appears to be a little problem with quality control. Door knobs were loose and falling off, one of the trees in the front yard has died, sod is slow to green up and has a lot of weeds, the HVAC air filter door won't stay shut, has to be taped, and the laundry room door won't latch. These are fairly small items but we expected better. Warranty response is slow, blaming COVID even though that is over.

Bad custo.er service during construction and after closing. My dishwasher is not working for one month and there is no update on that.

For the most part very satisfied with my new home. The design is absolutely beautiful. The process to get my new home could have been better. It would have been nice to know exactly how much land I would end up with as backyard and side before purchase. Since you don't know where exactly they will place the house on the lot makes it difficult to know what space you will have around the home. There were also some issues inside the house that had to be corrected so early into moving in. Overall if you look at the big picture I love my new home and am happy with the purchase.

Most of the times they don’t honor the commitments. Like even if they know house construction will take an year the choose to tell that it’s December move in while booking. Also the dry wall quality check it out, I felt it’s not thick and not strong. Warranty service is very slow and mostly no one reaches back on your request.

Mary Is the positive thing that happened to us, construction is very slow with diluted quality

Response to your queries and keeping me informed all the time was very appreciated.. especially Mary and Shawn did a fantastic job in coordinating and updating however the quality of the home is about whom Beazer choose as a builder to build and do they hire right contractors to get a Top Notch quality output… for me the experience of buying was fine but the quality of the home and the attention to details to catch and correct things early was missing …

Workmanship not good. Builder not knowledgeable

Overall happy with my purchase - but several outstanding problems .I was very frustrated by the poor communication about delays during the building process. My closing date was changed twice - once with less than 48 hours notice. The finishes in the home are poor - lots of grout on counters, sloppy painting, exposed nails on the balcony, etc. I felt pushed to sign off during the final walk through under the threat that my closing would be delayed again if I kept pushing for the home to be properly completed. My smoke alarm system has malfunctioned 4 times in 6 weeks. Thankfully, the Warranty Customer Advocate is now involved & my home is being rewired. My warranty rep is great & is doing his best to correct all of the problems. It’s a shame, I love the community & the floor plan. Overall, it’s exactly what I was looking for. If a bit more time had been spent on ensuring top quality work from the contractors my rating would easily be an A vs a B-/C+ ... More

I closed on my home on the 31st of March 2021. Some things definitely could have been better. Workmanship is below what I expected. Some things were done in a rush so there were defects. Builder did offer some great incentives though. I guess you gotta take the good with the bad. Some things to work on in my opinion would be, better management, and communication. There should be more walk throughs done of the home by management so defects or broken items/issues can be addressed before the customer does their final walk through. More attention to detail would be a benefit.

Great sales personnel that follow you from day one

Don't close until you are 100% satisfied with the home and construction/finish quality. I will likely do some repainting once we get settled in to hide some of the "patches" in the walls and ceilings.

Once taking ownership And you have to deal with the so call hoa That where problems begin So far they have been horrible

So far the house seems to be built well, minor blemishes from paint and caulking but the structure has been good and we haven’t had any major problems. We have had an electrical outlet repaired and the warranty was extremely fast and responsive. The only complaint is the property management company Beazer chose has been a joke to work with. Landscaping is never kept up. It’s like they do the front (sometimes) and the back is never completed. Kevon is the worst at responding. This has been the experience for the entire neighborhood. Also, fees already went up!!! We haven’t even been here 6 months. would rate it 5 stars if they made changes to the HOA they selected for the property. ... More

Our closing date was moved twice. Make sure builder fix all the issues including minor one before closing else you will be just keep sending email reminders and there will not be any response.

The house is nice but not perfect. We have had issues with the flooring from day 1 and we are now almost three months in and still no resolution. Builder has the flooring installer look, flooring installer has a QA person look, QA person sends another QA person, who then says it's a manufacturer defect and it will take 6 weeks for a manufacturer rep to come out. Still waiting on that. HVAC is supposed to be efficient single unit dual zone for a 3,600 square foot house. Won't cool the house sufficiently. Have had the HVAC contractor out THREE times and they just give me some song and dance about 17-20 degree differential and it's all working. HOWEVER, when it's 78 degrees out, it won't cool the house lower than 68 degrees, no matter what we set the thermostat to. And a $300 electric bill. Not really efficient!! When it's 90+ degrees, it won't cool lower then mid 70's. Front door knob sticks and threshold wasn't adjusted correctly so it's a chore to open and close the front door. A couple of electrical outlets won't take a plug. No matter how hard you try and push the plug in, it just won't go. They are the the type that has 2 USB ports in the middle. USB charging ports work, but not the regular outlet part. Its discouraging that after buying a new house at this price point that you have to deal with issues immediately and for months on end without any resolutions. If I were to do it again I would check all of these things before buying. ... More

We approached this home building experience in no rush and chose the largest home offered, then purchased many upgrades. We were more than pleased that the onsite realtor secured the lot we wanted and the builder was good to work with overall. But, at the end of the process, a good many issues arose that seemed to primarily be motivated by Beazer's insistence on closing quickly. Our lender caused issues as well as we were trying to close during the onset of COVID-19. We have been in the house a month and like the home overall. But, for the price, there are a LOT of things that could be refined from the architectural drawings on. It would appear that the contracters are not as tightly managed as needed by Beazer so each thing seems like a three-way fight between Beazer, the contractor, and us, the homeowner. We are settling into the home well, but my opinion of the experience is very tainted by a LOT of avoidable problems and a seeming lack of concern on Beazer's (overall) part. Latest example: Beazer is clear that the landscaping is the homeowner's responsibility after closing. Little did we know, two types of grass were planted in our back yard in an attempt to stop erosion. So now, we have Bermuda that was sodded and some other quick-growing grass that was sown (I guess) that covers a large part of the yard. We have no recourse on this, yet this was not obvious at closing. There are many other examples of sheer mistakes or just plain sloppy work that should not be the case with a $600,000+ home! ... More

I still am waiting on repairs that survived the closing