Beazer Homes Reviews in Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill, NC

When looking for a home in N.C. my wife and I were presented with many options, however, we were hooked once we found a Beazer Home in Avocet. The layout of the house, the craftsmanship and the lot size is what attracted us to Beazer. We worked closely with Mitch during and after closing and we couldn't be happier with our purchase.

a. Overall my home buying experience was really good, pretty smooth. b. Sales office people, builder assigned to the site, design studio person were easy to work with. c. The plan and architecture was good and well thought of d. I also used after sales support for an plumbing issue which was also promptly addressed e. Closing date given was followed and overall closing went smoothly

Everyone at Beazer was extra helpful and attentive to our questions. Fast responses and help with everything through the whole process

Everything is going well till now. We are very satisfied with the staffs.

nice floor plan and reasonable price.

The complete process was smooth and without any glitch. Every step was well explained and the builder was very helpful.

Loved working with Beazer and my new home

The Beazer agent was very positive, helpful and informative. The overall buying experience was simple, seamless, convenient and fast.

Recently bought a new home built by Beazer in a nice upcoming neighborhood. Had a great overall experience from sales to closing. As it always happens with any builder I guess, there were issues during the build process which I kept bringing to the attention of builder superintendent. He was very friendly, willing to listen and fixed issues. I'm satisfied with the overall quality of the house. I had hired an external inspector just before NHO walk through. Whatever main issues that came up on the inspection report were duly fixed by the builder. I recommend Beazer at least based on my experience. ... More

Great service from the sales team to walk thru to closing.

it was truly wonderful to work with Beazer sales agent (Nate) and construction manager (Mitchell).

My wife and I are very happy with our new home. We enjoyed working with Nate and appreciate the work and communication with our builder Mitchell!! Thank You!

Happy Home Owners!

Beazer was great even after buying the house, making sure that all small adjustments were made in the house to satisfy our family.

Beazer Home are very affordable. All the people who worked on my home were very professional and help every step of the way.making my experience great. To all i say thank you.

Buying this home was so smooth and easy. I’m still shocked at how quick the process was: Brian our sales consultant was extremely helpful from the beginning and still continues to assist gladly whenever possible. He is enjoyable to work with and truly enjoys helping people. We’ve had a few minor issues with the house since we moved in, but they were taken care of immediately. We’ve had the most contact with Brian and Phillip and each time they help in the best way that they can. The house is wonderful! I love the layout. The house is located in a great neighborhood with top rated schools which is a plus. ... More

We love our new home!

I had a few reservations about Beazer.... but Todd the builder they use is upfront and awesome! He is a great asset and the reason we purchased!

Overall very pleased. Need to be able to make common sense changes. I.e. everyone who sees the light at the top of the stairs about how “dumb” light looks.

Great experience overall. I would highly recommend purchasing a Beazer Home!

The Beazer homes sales team and builder were great. They were fast to respond to issues and made me feel important. Great home-buying experience!

Nice, efficient home. Great neighborhood

Our home is spacious and the acreage in the yard is wonderful. Builders are right there when you need them if any problems occur. The home is energy efficient which saves on the utility bills. We love the neighborhood at Weavers Pond. It's a community we always wanted to live in and now we are here. Our home is truly a gift from God.

Beazer Homes have been very helpful providing us a step by step guidance on the timelines of when our new home would be available to us. Every week they sent photos of the growth of our home! They have been very helpful and respond to requests and the construction manager continually followed up with us amidst construction of so many houses in the community! They addressed all the issues/concerns before closing and also gave us window period after move in to address any issues with our home. I would recommend them!

Overall the experience is OK. There are couple of things I need to highlight. 1. We were asked to fill the survey immediately after closing which is not ideal. I feel the survey should be filled after the initial 45 days 2. The builder mentioned that our home is a spec home and the inspections were done multiple times. But, there are multiple things, I'm wondering, why are they not found during the inspection (or, found and did nothing about it!) 2.1. Builder told us about soft close on the cabinet doors in the walk-through, but it was installed only in couple of doors (and, they are not working as well). As per the builder, there was a shortage in the material and that is why it was not installed at that time and it is a standard on all master brand cabinets. But the warranty told that we don't have the option selected in the spec. I'm not sure who is correct! And, there is a big communication/support gap between warranty and the builder. 2.2. The A/C air intake was blocked with a sponge in the master bedroom and went unnoticed for a month until we wanted to change the filter. 2.3. The seams on the ceiling are showing up in many places. When I noticed that initially, I searched what it is and many of the results were pointing to a same thing - It is not fixed correctly. 2.4. Most of the wall bottoms trim base-boards are projecting outside and crooked, especially at the pantry and mudroom closet, kitchen island. Per the warranty, these are within the tolerance. But think about it when all the base boards are with the same problem, do they look good? 2.5. The master shower wall is not straight (and, it is within the tolerance per the warranty) and is very much visible while taking bath and also by just looking at the tile size. This is the case outside the shower as well. 3. In many homes, neighbors said the builder gave a pair of hoses and sprinklers before closing, but we were give just one. 4. When I removed the existing light fixture in the driveway, I noticed that the wall around the electric fixture was damaged and not sealed correctly. But, who ever installed it just left it since it is not visible. 5. The window/door frames had gaps with the walls (most of them) and were not caulked and one of top frame wood had punctures on it. The door and window top frames are not painted at all or not painted properly. I believe, they just left it that way since it is not a visible area. Community related improvements: 1. There are no safety grills installed in the pathways where there is a big slope to the pond area. 2. I feel, club house and park would be nice to the community since there are lot of kids in the community. 3. Speed bumps around the community to stop people from over-speeding. 4. Sprinkler installation by the builder is much easier and efficient (you can install it underground) than instructing people to install it by themself. 5. You could've de-sloped/straighten the backyards of all the houses (I was initially given a reason that it'll help with water drainage and I don't agree to that point since I've visited many houses around in Cary/Apex/Morrisville area and their backyards were flatten nicely even when there is pond behind it). We all paid for the backyard land, but not able to use it well (otherwise, we spend more to correct it). General house design improvements: 1. Since lot of people prefers mounting TV above the fireplace, it might be good idea to reduce the fire place size (especially height), position the electric outlets in a better way and provide the studs in the center to make the TV wall mount installation easier. 2. The garage door is making noise when opening/closing the garage to kitchen door due to air pressure (the sound is annoying and not sure if this even damage the garage door in the long run). I feel, this can be easily avoided by providing a ventilation on top of the garage door. The ventilation also helps to reduce the amount of heat in the garage. ... More