Beazer Homes Reviews

The process was as smooth as can be with the exception of Covid making some of the processes that you usually get to experience with a new build a little different. When going to the design center definitely have a plan on what are the must have upgrades. It’s really easy to get carried away with upgrades. If you can install some of the things yourself for example the ceiling fans, garage door opener and kitchen faucet you can definitely save some money there. The walk through before getting the house definitely be as picky as you can. It is a new build. It’s not gonna be perfect but it should be move in ready. Definitely look at the exterior of the house like the stucco. Our interior doors did not close well. I had to counter sink the door knob assembly so it wouldn’t rub on to the door frame. We have no cold water. I asked the builder and it’s something the city has to fix. I guess the city doesn’t want to put chillers to cool the water. Check the tile for cracks and the grout for holes or air bubbles. The things I mentions are all cosmetic things that are easy fixes and shouldn’t discourage you to check Beazer out. All in all my wife and I are really happy with our new home. The builders Gabe and Chris were awesome to work with and very understanding. Janine was always there for us when we had any questions or needed the keys to look at the progress on the build. I would definitely recommend Beazer homes to friends and family. ... More

Still waiting on cabinet door that has a scratch in it. Also just had to pick up all the trash left around the dumpster because I’m tired of all the trash in my yard. As for the house I’m very happy with it. And extremely satisfied with the staff. I would buy another home from Beazer any day.

The process went well.

My buying experience with Beezer was most pleasant since everyone I came in contact with, from the lady at first contact in the sales office, the gentleman who I went through the loan process with and included the man with whom I did my final walk through were all very knowledgeable, helpful and amicable people. Again, all in all an excellent buying experience.

Overall the Buying experience with Beazer was good but had some bad experience with Design studios.

I have told everyone I know about my experience with Beazer homes that is looking to buy a home. They help with getting what i needed as far as a home that fits my family and also have you try different lenders so that I would get the best deal. They are helpful with all the questions we had as this was our second time buying a home. Their homes have great quality and friendly staff to help with all our needs. Make sure you get prequalified so you know what kind of home is in your budget. Then get a good realtor that is helping get the right fit for your family. Go to your nearest Beazer community and check out the homes. ... More

We enjoy the quality craftsmanship of our home. Nice quiet neighborhood. Not too happy with the new neighbors who have at least five vehicles parked everywhere...

We have electrical problems, scratched grainet in the main bathroom. we have a broken cabinet door plus trash blowing up in our yard from the construction site. The Landscaping is getting worse in the neighborhood.

My overall experience with buying through Beazer was really good. But it doesn’t matter how much you spend there are still flaws. So far customer service has fixed my problems. I look forward to the area being completed and really look forward to the community fire pit we will have. Few things I would of liked to see was outlets in the living area floor. Pocket door on main bathroom. Main door has to be closed to open closet door. Love my layout and my sunroom.

Nice place to live in, build quality is good.

Everything was great except the salesperson was unprofessional who yells on customers.

Beazer Sales Excellent Beazer Site Supervision Excellent Beazer Escrow Management Poor Do Get a home inspection, Do buy through a Realtor

We have several issues that haven’t been fixed for over a month since moving in.

House is very Energy Efficient, Workmanship is good, Just like any other new house there were few Issues here and there but level of service I recieved after I bought the house is what made it all worth it. Gary the Project Manager that helped us fix everything was the best!!

From the beginning, Cathy was very welcoming and was well informed on the process. Any questions I had she answered and if she didn't know she always try to find out. Todd the assistant builder was great, he kept in touch with the progress of the house and I was not left wondering what was going on. I am a little disappointed on the time it is taking to process my repair, I have squeaky floors and have submitted a claim, to date no progress on that.. I am been told that they will get to me after COVID, what if that takes 2years, will I need to live with squeaky floors for 2 years. I lowered the stars to a 4 based on that. ... More

Great quality overall and even better service. Any issues or defects I have come across have been corrected quickly.

My home is beautiful and the process was fairly easy. The only problem that I have is that when we purchased our lot, we were told that we had the biggest lot in this area which isn't the case. The house across the street has a bigger backyard and they are able to have a 10ft rv gate. We are definitely a little disappointed because of that.

I wish beazer was upfront about parking situation. Not fair tp buy a 4 to 5 bedroom house and have only parking garage available and cant even park in front of your house.

James was very professional and took the time needed to make sure we had all our questions answered. He seemed very proud of the homes he was in charge of. Our second visit was with Bob. Bob replaced James who had left the Company. He also was great. Our best contact person was Melissa. She was our Beazer representative. We can't say enough good about Melissa. Beazer is very lucky to have someone of her caliber representing them. Overall, not a bad house. A few bugs to iron out but nothing that can't be corrected.

From day one things have not gone well. Many problems with items in the home. Whirlpool Refrigerator is terrible and Beazer Homes said that I had to go through Whirlpool, they did not stand behind it. Whirlpool is a joke and it takes 45 minutes to an hour to get anyone to answer. The techs have tried to fix the problem but it is the frig that is a joke. Many little problems with the house. Things were not done as they should be. Contract was not followed. Overall, I was disappointed in the whole process. Representatives for Breazer have been good about getting things fixed except for the refrigerator. ... More

Ha e had better. Time will show quality. Appliance are low grade, and they would not install a thing that we were bringing, so we had to have them Uninstaller and ours installed at a very high cost to us. Garage is WAY to small for folks who have anything but compacts. No 3 car option. HOA is the worse in the nation. 8x10 shed requirement is pathetic. Fence requirement is pathetic. Landscaping leaves a lot to be desired. NOBODY plants a Crape Myrtle next to a house. The will destroy a foundation with their roots and get huge in a couple of years. Love the house, but builders should work with the customer to fulfill their desires, not the contractor desires. ... More

Nice Beazer sales team who had good communication and helpful during buying process, decent home layouts but nothing special with nice lot size. Beazer also uses different preferred lenders, they were ok but immediately sold our loan after purchase. Always running different home purchase incentives. Fixed major stuff when requested such as broken roof tiles and warranty team communicated when we found things in the home after we closed that needed attention such as cracked counter. Had to remind warranty team couple of times to get repairs made when they said the repair team would come out but would not. Unfortunately, Beazer only uses 2 ton AC unit for a home over 2,000 plus square ft home because they "air seal" the home. Pros, decent price for what you get, good communication, fixed most things that were pointed out. Cons, different system from traditional called rheia system hvac, not familiar and Beazer team not good at explaining use and maintenance, "air sealing" home so then uses undersized 2 ton AC unit instead of a larger one. Not sure if it will hold up in the future in a hot climate. ... More

We were never told we had to order a patio deck behind the sliding galss door, therefore we got none. We had looked at other quick move-ins and they all had a covered patio. Very dissappointed with this aspect of the purchase. We even offered to pay for the patio after closing and were told they just can't do it.

Nice people to work with. Generally nice home. I would say that the attention to quality detail is sub-par. Many items at close which should have been address before turning over the keys were clearly issues that should have been taken care of but were not. It would have been like a buying a new car and receiving it with 3 tires. Simple things that went missed. Which is an indication of the level of quality of their contracters and follow up. All these items were ultimately addressed only after I called it to their attention but it should not have come to that.

We are very happy with our Construction Manager, Chris, who has been diligent about taking care of any cosmetic or functional issues. However, the experience with the sales and management team was disappointing. Communication at all levels was poor; we had questions that were blatantly ignored after the sale was complete. The sales team delayed our closing the night before by almost a week. Then, on the day of closing, they caused a further delay by not paying attention to communications from us and our closing attorneys to finalize the concessions (which we had to ask for after the last-second delay) and confirm the wire instructions (of which they sent two different ones to our attorneys). Unfortunately, it seems like management and sales are disconnected from the actual home building process. This has led to the use of subpar subcontractors for this price point and has caused the construction managers to be overloaded with too many homes while having to babysit subcontractors who don't perform professional work, and regularly delaying closings. ... More