Beazer Homes Reviews

Love this Duet living. Beazer takes pride in their attics and infrastructure. Some of that could have been transferred to some everyday upgrades i.e. larger shower in master. Builders might get some very competitive floor plans for future developments, if they asked existing homeowners -"what we would change".

Good communication from new home sales consultant. Well built homes. Very little warranty repair work after move in. Good fit and finish throughout the entire floor plan. Only suggestions for improvement would be to provide two trees in backyard, larger than 60 ft wide lots at this price range, add under cabinet lighting and upgraded quieter dishwasher as standard features. Tankless water heater is an awesome system.

Great experience with the building and purchase of the house.

D has been great to work with. He always tries to help with my requests, if he is able. He is quick to respond and always willing to help where and when he can. I really appreciate all of his hard work.

I'm a first time home buyer & bought my home at Cedar Township. Overall it was a good experience but there were some parts that were great. I would like to highlight the positives & recognize some of the staff who were amazing - Rusty & Laney!! They both deserve a 5/5. Beazer is so lucky to have them both. There were some things that still needed to be taken care of as of closing including a chipped & scatched countertop in the master bathroom. Bill was transferred to another community & I was in limbo & became nervous that things wouldn't be fixed before I move in. Laney introduced me to Rusty who made sure the countertop was replaced & each thing was fixed before I moved in. He made it easy & stress free for me. He has been & continues to be responsive, attentive, kind & makes sure things the work gets done which I really appreciate! Laney is really friendly & empathetic - she listens to your concerns & tries to help in any way she can. The wonderful thing about both Rusty & Laney is that they are still there when issues come up even after I closed on my home - this has been invaluable to me Warranty process could be improved - I am waiting on some things to get fixed through warranty & the responsiveness hasn't been great. I also contacted the HOA contact Kevon about several things & she only partially answers emails/dismisses concerns - edges on concrete slab next to patio are crumbling a month after I moved in & I was told "that just happens with new concrete" & that she won't be replacing the slab. I've asked her if sealing the decks is something HOA will cover in 3 different emails without a response ... More

I'd like to thank the team at Beazer Homes, especially the head builder, as he paid very close attention to minor flaws that were found in the condo during the initial walk through. He ensured that everything would be fixed, and there was a quick turnaround, specifically with the touch up in painting up the stairwell. Thanks again for the wonderful service!

Excellent insulation and very confortable environment. However, I suggest to expand the smaller bedrooms to at least 12x12

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

This is our second home in the Cove community. Our process was straight forward and everyone was so accommodating when to came to scheduling appointments and answering questions.

The home was about 2 weeks late.

My wife and I had a great experience working the Beazer team. They worked very hard to meet all our needs and requests.

I had a good experience buying the home after having to fight for some changes. However, after the purchase, there were people coming around to pressure me into using them for home, car Insurance and security system that were affiliated with Beazer. As a recently widowed woman, this was all very stressful for me. I felt pressured to go with these companies, and since then have had issues with them and cancelled services. I do not recommend people coming around to pressure homeowners to buy their services.

I had a good experience with Jeff.

Our salesman Brad was great to work with. Matt, our builder, did a great job!! There are some minor issues that are scheduled for repairs. Warranty issues are being addressed.

We love our new home and the neighborhood. We had several small issues that Mr. Brian and John had repaired/fixed. We are overall satisfied with our purchase!

The sales people were outstanding!

The workmanship and the cleaning were not up to standard. Bob was great, keeping me up with the progress of the build.

We had a great overall buying experience with Beazer homes in Erwin farms. Our construction manager John was amazing throughout process and the closing process was very smooth.

We love our new home, we love the people in our new community, and are very happy here. Our sales people were great. the new customer care folks were also great! That said, it took a while to get some major issues fixed (still waiting on a few.) Likely because we contracted during the COVID supply chain issues, the workmanship on our unit is subpar. To Beazer's credit, they did their best to rectify - but some of the initial problems were really ridiculous. Also, and I heard this is true for all residents here, it takes a while for the management company that Beazer uses to provide us building and amenity building access by FOB (We had to enter relatively unsecure codes.) Still recommend this community. ... More

The process of buying a home in beazor was very smooth. Right from Caroline who was our sales person till Tood who is our construction manager every one was very helpful and shared frequent updates in the process. The only reason i removed a star was due to the design appointment , it was 3 hour appointment which felt very rushed as we had to make more than 100 decisions in that 1appointment. My only feedback would be to have 2 appointments with a gap of a week so that people have time to think through the options and make the correct decision.

Everything is great besides my air conditioner isn’t working correctly

We love the results of our Beazer’s new condominium. Almost every element of our home was customized down to different shades of grout for tiled areas. Two areas where we were unfortunately not permitted upgrades were interior paint and kitchen sink. Our floor plan basically let us replicate the two rooms in which we spent 95% of our time in our 5000’ prior home…..the kitchen/family room and the master suite. In effect we lost almost no living space. The option to buy an extra long garage plus a storage room helped us completely unpack in about 2-3 weeks. We have loads of room. The key location of Beazer’s The Gatherings at Twin Creeks has put us in walking distance to your everyday stores and retail services and even many of our healthcare providers. Within 50 days of move-in we are fully integrated into the social whirl of this condo community…..but not at all pressured to join. Realty documentation usually has me frazzled but Beazer managed to incredibly simplified it and permit all business to be handled from home online. The only disappointment we faced was a lengthy delay in construction /occupancy of 6 months mostly due to Covid and “supply chain” issues. Regular progress reports did ameliorate the delays. During our first 2 months of occupancy Ashley and Jackson were reliably on hand to handle the inevitable warranty items. Lastly whenever a problem arose Beazer’s Wendy adopted the issue and solved it usually in a few hours if not immediately….unquestionably amazing. We heartily recommend Beazer’s The Gathering at Twin Creeks. ... More

good service during construction and later

The experience was good until their preference lender can to play. Very bad experience with their preference lender. The construction process was awesome. The sales rep was very helpful in all aspects.

This was my first time buying a house, it is a process when things happen unexpected. The group that helped me get through it was amazing, very helpful and understanding. From beginning to end everyone stayed engaged and involved. That paperwork that has to be signed is the longest process of it all, but you get help page to page.