Beazer Homes Reviews in Atlanta, GA

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

I wasn’t really pleased with my overall home experience. I’ve expressed myself in a previous review.

My husband and I are first time home buyers. During the process, the builders main point of contact was very hard to reach. At times, information communicated was not precise or clear. During the closing process we felt rushed and felt like they didn’t want to fix all the minor things in the home. When we pointed out changes needed they tried to steer us away from making those changes. We love our home but didn’t like the overall process that we went through.

There are several reasons for this review starting with bad communication. The sellers agent for beazer promised many things to be standard but when I went to the design studio I was told differently.. alot of confusion but they did infact honor what was promised (only because I had proof of what I was told). When my final walk through date was coming close I told the agent I will be having an inspector come by, This was not communicated with the builder... more confusion. We had to reschedule. The home had a poor drive-way which was supposed to be taken care of a week after closing... a few weeks later someone finally came out and covered up the long crack but It was very noticeable and once again a very poor job. That cover up is now back to what it originally was, I have contacted the warrenty department almost a month ago 9/16/19 but still no fix and no estimated date of when this will actually be fixed. My house is one of the newest in this community yet the drive way was given to me in a horrible condition and almost 3 months later still no fix. The paint on the wall gets stained really easily by anything touching the wall, Literally ANYTHING. I never lived in a place where this happens. I am constantly noticing dark marks or smudges everywhere but the contact was not rough at all. Lastly, Im not sure how or who designs the landscaping but one street in this community looks beautiful because of the grass in front of the houses. My street looks plain, simple and old because they use hay instead of grass and the drive ways seem to be smaller. ... More

This is my 3rd home build and 1st with Beazer. I still have outstanding items to be completed from my closing on Aug. 9th. Waiting for a 60 day walk through that I was told would happen to hopefully get these items accomplished. I don’t think items incomplete almost 60 days out of closing is more than average. Thanks.

Would have been 5 stars if Cable and Internet would have been prewired as promised. 2 months after closing on the house the builder blames the cable company, and the cable company blames the builder. To this date I still follow up constantly with the contacts I have been provided with no success. Other than that, overall very good experience.

House is great, on-site builder was great, warranty team is terrible

I am a bit disappointed at Beazer's level of communication and overall follow through. There are still unpainted screens on some of the neighbor's balconies, the fence is falling over in one place, the landscaping is not very fleshed out, the street signs are incorrect (still), there's a construction permit box still standing, and the streets are as yet unpaved. The only person who seemed to care enough to follow up with the residents is Jason. Cheryl was nice, but often left clueless because the builders would not give her any information.

Initial experience is great. They rush towards closing and there’s lack of attention to detail. Might as well forget about the “warranty” department. They will neglect you once you’ve closed.

The sales associate was late on everything , therefore made my process a little tedious and difficult.

You’ll need to project manage the punch list of items before and after closing. Otherwise, it’s gets lost in the shuffle of very well meaning folks that don’t understand timelines and follow-up.

We only dealt with one sales person, so I cannot speak other than that, but she was overly assertive and more concerned about us selling our home when we needed up waiting on Beazer to actually finish the condo we were purchasing. Initially, the condo was ready in weeks time and turned out 3 months! Their promotion to use their lenders is probably not the best deal in the end, so be aware of that! Each time we visited the condo we had a contract on, we let our salesperson know of some problems we saw in the condo. None of them were addressed until our walk through when they were then put on a list to be completed for a final walk through a week and a half later. A fraction of items were actually completed. We had to close on the property as we were closing same day on our home. We were promised the list would be completed. Here we are 8 weeks later and we still have a long list. Some items on the list, sliding door glass scratched, unsightly construction debris stuck between sliding doors where you have to slam the door to lock it, a master window has a film on the inside of a pane, paint all over flooring, everything we measure is uneven, master door scrapes the carpet when closing (uneven), you have to slam front door to engage lock, return and AC vents are not flush on the wall, vanity mirrors are all scratched, storage unit door has soft close bracket on outside of door versus inside like all the others, chuncks of drywall were painted over, drywall that was repaired is still not repainted, a few areas of counter need to be caulked, pencil all over bathroom tile. Items that were completed on the list, a few cabinet drawers wouldn’t close were adjusted, chips on cabinets were touched up, corners of shoe molding touched up, grout touched up, dry wall touched up (still needs paint to complete), AC was not powerful enough for master bedroom, master closet and master bath - hopefully resolved, but Springtime will tell), fireplace tile was properly cleaned of whatever was stuck on it, Something else we have noticed, who ever designs where the electrical outlets will go, such dumb areas! For instance, on an adjacent wall to where a piece of furniture with a lamp would go, yet the outlet is on another wall. Kitchen outlets are halfway up the backsplash where the small appliances only block half of them. This is the 5th brand new home we have purchased in 28 years and by far was the worst finished product we have ever seen. I honestly don’t even recall ever having more than an item or two that needed to be completed before a closing let alone 8 weeks after closing! There appears to be no one overseeing the work being done from drywall installation through the finished product! This review would be a lot different if our condo issues would have been addressed immediately after closing versus where we are now! One manager told us our list was cosmetic, we never end asked for his visit!!! Just send the workers!!! There shouldn’t be any list at all if the work was done properly! Just finish your work, you have been PAID!!!! Lastly, I will say all the Beazer employees we have dealt with are very friendly on a personal basis (even the sales person), but that has nothing to do with what’s going here! Again, just finish the repair list!!! ... More

The maintenance staff was incredible in making sure our home was meeting our needs. GREAT disappointment in that we have been here for 2 months and still do not have a mailbox or working address. I have to fly from Georgia to Seattle to pick up my W-2 forms and tax information. That is a $1,000 out of my pocket. In addition due to the lack of a working address it has been a nightmare trying to get items delivered. In addition, if there was an emergency, I do not have an address that allows 911 to respond to any emergency. There has been no offer of compensation for our hassle and it seems that we are expected to just wait and deal with the builder's mistake. I am not certain. but I have also been told the purchase without a working address is not proper. Beyond frustrated at this point! ... More

I have come across different teams during my purchase and after my purchase of my Beazer home and they are only looking for good reviews but don’t deliver the quality that I heard Beazers is known for . I’m totally dissatisfied. The team is behind you saying please give us good review if not it will impact bonus and they promise they will get your things done soon . Once you give the good review they are gone and never respond and things are pending or don’t get done . It’s been 3 months that we closed the home , still exception list is not addressed. Builder was behind us for review. Once we gave they are nowhere to be seen . Very bad experience for the buyers . Same experience was during the building of the home . Lot of drywall inspection observations were ignored. I see the same with all my neighbors. Very bad experience. ... More

Sales Agenet : Helpful till contract is signed Design Studio Staff : Helpful till Design Addendum was signed Requested to submit size of toilet seat which they never responded. Charge extra $ 750 and got what all others bought. Builder : Never showed up after we signed letter... Only Person who did favour were Bill, Laney and Phil Workmenship is just like georgia affordable housing..

The home we purchased has a very long list of punch list items. Beazer staff promised they would be taken care but two months later they have not been addressed. Finish work is of poor quality. Workers building houses in neighborhood seem to be drinking all day.

Antar has been great from the start. However, I have moved in to an unfinished house since September and items are still not addressed two months later. Missing lights, garage cans, refrigerator, stove parts, washer and dryer, unfinished painting inside the house and outside in the patio and other area. Landscaping unfinished. I’m not happy!