Beazer Homes Reviews

lack of communication and things that were supposed to get fix, it hasn't being fix yet.

The beginning of the process was fantastic. We worked closely with the sales team to choose a lot and then had a wonderful experience with the design center. We had constant updates on the progress of the build and were very well informed. All of our walk throughs were fantastic and all of our questions were addressed. After we closed, communication halted. To be fair, COVID-19 has put a strain on many businesses and social distancing makes things tough. We have been very disappointed in the lack of follow up from Beazer on the house and if we need any repairs. They were supposed to check in on day 10 and never did. Again, I understand it’s unprecedented times however our sliding glass door is broken and (the track wasn’t inserted properly and now we have no use of that door and no one to discuss a potential fix). We understand that all new builds will have minor problems however the lack of communication and follow up has left us a bit disappointed. We have so many wonderful things to say that are being tainted by the lack of follow up. ... More

Unwilling to addess design flaws

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

Home was beautiful, neighborhood is peaceful, but Beazer Homes did not exactly make it easy to close the deal. We had to stay on top of every detail and often repeatedly request information as we settled the final process. I would recommend to anyone willing to be persistent and do the work that one might expect from the home-buying process. Also, strongly recommend careful consideration and record keeping when you get into their “Mortgage Choice” feature. It was a major source of headaches.

Blinds hung incorrectly, sagging in middle. Called to get help with situation, no answer or response. Was told I could get plumbing, electrical, & painting assistance after closing, no response.

Specificity left something to be desired. Seller told us we had $18,000 dollars to use at the design center but when we went, we were told we had $5000 because the first buyer made changes. We had to pay the difference out of pocket and even our independent realtor confirmed that this was the case. Was not impressed with the overall experience and sometimes had difficulty receiving information from the sales agent. But it’s a nice house. HOA’s are junk.

The buying process was very pleasant. I closed the end of March and have a long list of things that need to be fixed and am not receiving the response or respect that I got prior to closing. I just want someone to communicate to me what is being done to resolve all my issues. Very disappointed

We love the home but seems people promise everything as long as we give a great review so they get a bonus then nothing is followed through on.

Our personal experience with Beazer overall was good. The only problem we had was regarding the flooring, which we never got what we wanted. I personally think that for the overall price of the house there should've been more perks, such as free upgrades(flooring, backsplash, appliances) to name a few. Since there are no community pool and children's park these upgrades would've done good. If it wasn't for Karri the sales agent, the space of the house, and location we would've stuck with DR Horton across the street.

So far ok. Ask me later once virus restrictions are lifted and corrections needed can be performed. Need work performed once quarantine over

The house holds heat and air conditioning very well and seems to be well built, but the finish work is atrocious. From paint, base boards, shower install, door handles, and door hanging just to name a few, the finish work and craftsmanship is horrible. Not pleased at all with the final touches of my home.

We had a very smooth process up until closing and the final inspection after the walk through. Some problems in the house cannot be detected until after a person moves in. Ice maker in fridge broken, dishwasher needed new electrical face and had missing parts, no light in microwave.(still not fixed) We had to sign up for the warranty first and wait for someone from Whirlpool to come even though they did not work from the start. Broken drawer, chip in shelf and 2 doors that do not lock all discovered the day after we moved in still have not been fixed. My advice: do not agree to sign off until a few weeks after moving in because you will discover more things you didn't see on the walk thru and they promise to come when you call but never show up. ... More

The home itself is nice but the finishing touches not so much. In some spots the baseboards are awful, grout in the showers seem to be painted and one out of the three pendent lighting in our kitchen is a wrong shade of color and another cracked. We’ve been in our home for a little over a month and already had a/c problems and one of the toilets doesn’t work properly. We’re a little disappointed because the quality doesn’t compare to the price of the home and location.

We’ve had an excellent experience with Beezer for the most part. The only exception is that we asked for some things to be fixed before we moved in and not all of that was taken care of.

2 weeks in had a water leak which was fixed very good! But now battling door handles the plates loose or crooked on all doors kinda annoying especially when your an Engineer I’m use to things being correct

Beazer built a beautiful home, albeit with a few kinks that still need to be ironed out. Namely, a small portion of vinyl siding that is missing on the exterior of the home, the gas fireplace not working and a few places that were not sealed properly on the exterior of the home. All of these items can and will be fixed but are delayed due to COVID-19 which is 100% understandable and perfectly alright. Where Beazer is liking lies with it’s unresponsive and unprofessional sales staff. We were not impressed at all with who worked with us on actually selling the home. Lack of knowledge, untimely correspondence and overall general aloofness left us frustrated prior to move in. The construction project manager has been nice, informative and professional so while it wasn’t perfect for move in we have been told they will return to perform all necessary repairs. ... More

Nice design. Finished ok. Beezer never finished the punch list we both agreed to and signed .

Worst new home I have owned (this is my 4th new home). Track home quality, fit and finish is terrible, nothing cleaned before being painted, all trim is rough, cracked, paint looks like a 2 year old did the work. Several cracks in walls after just 2 months. What a disappointing home. No builder pride in work and no quality control. Area is nice but home is rated at a 1 out of 5. If you want a nice home keep looking. If you want a low quality track home this is it.

I still am waiting on repairs that survived the closing

The completion date of our home was changed several times, initially the house was to be complete before thanksgiving but was not actually complete until December 20th. With the extra time taken, you would think that everything would be perfect, yet despite having 2 walk-throughs prior to move in, everything was not perfect or fixed. Very frustrating to be paying almost half a million for a house that has missing paint, cracks in wall, chips in granite, etc.

storage area above garage should be included in price. garage painted should be included. other new housing developments in the area with similar pricing include these.paid for a premium lot but with all the setbacks it's useless. you should tell us the details of the lot before you buy. Quality of house is excellent

The Communication between the sales and project supervisor with myself is very poor they don't respond to things promptly.

The soft wear was so difficult to use for the 2k credit. Almost impossible. Guidance given was so limited became frustrating. I do appreciate the responsiveness of the builder in regards to issues noted in the home before and after purchase.

Several items not revealed from Beazer during the building process. I only found out because of others building in the neighborhood. They do not provide a list of all standard features for your home design, and then are not forthcoming with what your upgrade options are (e.g. 8' interior doors, bricking on back patio concrete, etc.). Basically they give you a 20 page list of all upgradable fixtures and then you have to figure out what is already upgraded in your model vs. what you can upgrade to; its a basic "highlight" activity put on the buyer. Closing was so disorganized that it basically ruined what should have been a very exciting day! Notary showed up an hour and a half late, funding took nearly two hours, Beazer did not include the plot plan that is required to be signed by the purchaser in the closing documentation so a delay of nearly an hour, wasn't even offered to take a photo of the purchase or signing. Nearly $400k and without even the basic standard celebration or captured memory by the Beazer-chosen Title company. It was a wait, sign, wait, wait, wait, "here ya go", leave exercise. 35 - 40 Beazer closings a week at that location (per the Title company) and complete disorganization. A gentleman buying 1 street over from me was there for 3 hours waiting on funding just to find out that it had funded earlier in the day. He was equally upset. Both of my neighbors finished building before me and when they closed they were welcomed home with celebration signs in the yard from Beazer. Me? Nothing. May seem petty, but a HUGE investment for a single female and without even a word from the receiving builder. You're welcome, Beazer. (It truly is the little things when your making this type of investment) As for the home? LOVE IT! Well built. Detailed. Beautiful! ... More