Beazer Homes Reviews

After 30 days of closing, the plumbing has backed up twice in my unit and the neighbors. They have to pull up the concrete to try to find the problem. Bathroom floors have to be pulled up afterwards and redone. The wood fence separating the neighborhood from neighboring housing area keeps getting kicked in by those looking for a shortcut to the local plaza. Not only do you have to pay ($60) for your own key fob for entrance Gate Access after closing, but it doesn't always work for guest using the key pad. The numbers won't dial the homeowner. So if you leave your Fob, you will have to wait for another vehicle to open with a Fob or leaving the premise. There is no local Mailbox station for the community, so you have to go to the local Post Office to purchase a P.O. Box for $40 to get your mail. There are no lights outside of the home, so when it's dark, you can't see anything. There are no street lights near my unit. Other than those things, the unit is nice. ... More

Buying process was really good as well as the actual construction However the follow up to problems is not acceptable. Warrany dept is non responsive . If this doesn't improve I will not recommend beazer homes to anyone

Overall I would not recommend Beazer homes. While our builder was good to work with and was very attentive, the craftsmanship is lacking in many areas and it is obvious Beazer cuts corners with small things. Doors are hung crookedly, cabinet doors are uneven, small nicks in the sheet rock are evident, and there were several items left over after we bought that took several weeks to fix. We are also already on our third warranty request within 3 months. It is evident that once you sign a contract with Beazer their effort goes out the door and they are slow to fix things that they agree to contractually fix. Once they have you committed to buy they care less. Additionally I am dealing with terrible sod and a yard that Beazer didn’t maintain during the building process. ... More

We have had many issues in our new home, some of which we are still waiting on being resolved. This whole process of moving into a brand new home you might as well get used to the idea that it's not going to be perfect. Everyone has issues with there new homes, but we have had more issues than anybody should have in a new house. Siding issues, plumbing issues, drywall issues, flooring installed poorly, dishwasher not hooked up from builder, windows hard to open even after repair, air conditioning issues on first floor, sewage backup after 1 month, and on and on. The warranty department is slowly fixing issues. All and all I would only give Beazer a 2 star. Quality is lacking in these homes. Speed seams to be the main goal here. ... More

We bought a home that the builder built with no buyer. They chose all of the options and lot. While we love the floor plan and the options, the workers attention to detail is definitely lacking. Things like the bathroom lights not covering the holes in the wall, paint splattered all over our hardwood floor, nicks and dings everywhere. Stay on top of them!

In response to this survey I do have items that were being addressed by warranty claim It seems that the follow up is laxidasical as the 10 day inspection was initiated by me after 20 days Promised items aren't on time and usually require multiple calls to remind them, filter, hose, sprinkler, wood plugs for steps, etc. The items that were deficient are the drywall , Lot of cracking in the ceiling and multiple joints The garbage disposal did not have electric cord, windows, door adjustments The same goes for the 45 day inspection...Have yet to hear from Joe Warranty or anyone else

The homes are beautiful, but it’s a shame of how little regard goes into the construction process! We have moved into our new home after the final walk through, and found many imperfections in the final outcome. You really need a good final inspector to oversee your construction before the final walk through! Now that we are moved in, we have found too many errors and lack of oversight on craftsmanship and this is very unfortunate. I use to do this for David Weekly years ago and the builder was satisfied with my work and it should be applied to all your new homes!

Having lots of inside home problems, they are being dismiss as a new home, I'll said NO, I am the one who is not being listened to, I am very disappointed with the results of the interior of the house and service

I would not build with Beazer again. I had a bad experience dealing with the sales office where the sales manager stated that they would match a price drop in backlog sales. The amount was much smaller than what was promised. The builder was not flexible at all on the home construction. Little things like the height of a fire place mantle or length of the fence was not customizable. I'm still having ongoing issues with punch items identified in walk through that have just been finished, approximately 3 months after I closed. I constantly have the builders' construction vehicles run over my curb lawn. My lawn and sprinkler system are damaged due to this. ... More

House seems structurally sound however just had forth visit to get hvac balanced window problem took 6 weeks to correct. Drawer that was broken when our walk-thru took a month to get fixed. Front yard was sodded rear seeded I had to reseed. Sod has all kinds of gaps which makes walking on it difficult apparently the ground beneath had not been make smooth and squares instead of rolls used making more seams. I love our house plan and location. I do wish I didn’t need to be available for a 4-6 hr block on a weekday to get problems resolved especially since I have waited only to find they cancelled. ... More

We have had multiple construction issues from leaking doors to a dead weed filled lawn. Why do they wait until closing before issues are fixed. This builder needs aome leadership at all levels improving on details and customer service. Beazer could be a better builder if they raised their standards and took pride in their product.

We enjoyed working with Beazer Homes on our new home - the people we dealt with were wonderful. However, we moved in February 20 and have already had the HVAC and electrician out to repair/replace parts of the system. The paint job throughout the house is horrendous, there's a literal river running beside our home from a terrible drainage system, and the stain on our stairs is a nightmare. We love our floorplan, we love our neighborhood, and we've loved the Beazer people - but the actual construction details leave a LOT to be desired. For the money we paid, we expected something far, far better than what we got. In talking with some of our new neighbors, it seems our complaints are common. Beazer should review their subcontractor list and make some changes. ... More

At least in Plumas Lake the builder gives out subcontracts but does supervise the work. The sub contract rush through the work. They inefficient and leave a mess behind. The nice concrete gets stained with red clay and they dont clean it. Beazer does not want to take responsibilty for that. My new home has concrete that has red clay stains all over.

Entire Beazer team was awesome to work with! Highly recommend!

We closed on our new Beazer home on December 31. It has been nearly two (2) months since we closed on our home and we still have a punch list with 15+ items that need to be addressed... from painting to floor fixes to stained grout in our bathrooms. The overall home construction seems to be good, but the attention to detail, quality of work, and respect for the new homeowners by the trades (i.e., painters, drywall, framers, etc.) is badly lacking. When we moved in the house had not even been cleaned, and we even had urine stains on one of our bathroom toilets. Buyer beware, do not close on a new home on the last day of the builder's quarter. Everything in the last two weeks was rushed to get us into the home and we have been forced to stay home from work on numerous days to accommodate the schedules of the trades doing the repairs. All in all our Beazer experience has been less-than-pleasant, so far. ... More

All looks good before closing, then you find that you have a lake on each side of the home, your electrical box is not working, chipping tiles, cheap pavers. These are things that eventually will cost a lot of money to replace in the long run. The homeowner should expect to re-do all flooring, outside paint, pavers electric box and much more in less than most newly built homes. Very disappointing - great service from the field but the horrible product in general. If they could have found any other way to save money they would have.

My punch list was not completed because sub-contractors did not cooperate despite the best efforts of the Beazer supervisor. So, I still have grout and paint spots all over my tile floors and my granite counter top is not anchored properly and has rough spots on the underside that fray clothing. My back yard was left full of debris from construction, so we are constantly cleaning it up and finding nails, etc. The interior walls were painted with one coat of flat paint, so anytime we even just touch it there is a spot and if we try to clean it the paint comes off and leaves a bare spot. I understand one coat, but why flat in areas that obviously need to be cleaned periodically? It just seems to me that, for the price of the home, there should have been more attention to detail by the builder. I did have a great experience with Susan in sales and Jimmy in construction. I am just disappointed in the lack of attention to detail since this is a brand-new home in a gated community with an upscale feel and a price tag that would suggest top quality. There are too many things that I am going to have to fix myself: counter top, re-paint walls, etc. ... More

Very poor quality workmanship. Seems to be a crew of day laborers changing weekly. Inferior wood trim, drywall finishing, door hanging, finish work.and on and on. Have called many things in to fix already, and more to come. Sound proofing is non existent, you can hear from one end of the home to the other. This home is on par of a Walmart purchase. And I bought two units, having similar issues in both. I thought with the Beazer name and paying over 200k I would have a decent product. I bought the home from out of state and was not able to check on building progress. I don't know how some of the problems even passed inspection, like a deadbolt with no matching key, or a garage door that doesn't close and latch. Or how about being able to see daylight around the front door because the insulation framing strip was not installed. Cracks in the ceilings crooked switch plates. You get the idea, I could continue but there is no reason to. This review will never be shared or followed up on, I'm pretty sure. ... More

The initial phase of purchasing the home was very easy and pleasant. But once the contract was signed, it was a totally different experience. Before we signed the documents, we were assured on closing around our desired time frame as we were moving from another state. Well the closing was six weeks late and it took getting the VPs of construction and sales involved. The floor plan (Summerset) is fantastic and fits our family to a tee. However, the quality of the construction is not much to be desired. For instance, we decided on wood floors in all areas (except the bathrooms and laundry room). The wood floors were installed but we had to spend a lot of time removing paint from the edges of the floors. We also had french doors installed in our formal dinning room, we noticed that the frame was crocked after we moved in, and had to have it redone. We have been in the home less than two months and have already noticed nail pops in several spots. Communication is a big problem. We are still having issues getting things that we have noticed that need to be corrected to be addressed. ... More

BETTER... KITCHEN & BATHROOM FIXTURES "MODERN" NOT. STANDARD " TILES. IS PERFECT, " NOT. LINOLEUM. " I BOUGHT THE HOUSE, NOT RENTING !!! MIXED BRICKS, NOT ALL PLASTERS AND CARDBOARD....... WOOD FLOORING RECOMMEND. ...NOT CARPET ALL OVER.. YARD NOT DONE...WHY???... ALL DIRT IN THIS YARD. WHERE ARE THE WINDOWS SHADES OR SHUTTER??? MASTER BATHROOM, WHERE IS THE BATHTUB??? MISSING DOORS IN MASTER BATHROOM TOO... EVERYTHING CHEAP MADE...

I am finally getting things finished two months after closing. Workmanship is very poor. Don't think house will last for my lifetime without major problems.

Unfortunately, the agent we were dealing with was removed for whatever reason which is understandable, but his replacement April didn't seem to understand professional courtesy. She absolutely refused to respect boundaries. She continuously called the buyer (myself) and when I requested that she speak with my agent, she would disregard my request and treated my agent with disdain. I really appreciated the extensions when it came to closing, but she wasn't pleasant and she continued to make unprofessional suggestions. For example, once the financing was secured, she suggested that finance company we used (who happened to be a preferred lender) were corrupt and under investigation and we should use the same lender but in another office to receive closing perks. I was a licensed agent in the state of Kentucky, and I was really uncomfortable with her professional behavior. I'm satisfied with the end result, but I wished she would have shown more professional courtesy towards her colleagues. ... More

Beqzer communication and customer satisfaction is poor. We have to follow up on every stage and communication is reactive. Flexibility and quality of service also poor

From the start the communication was terrible from the office staff. Slow response or none at all. Date of orientation was rescheduled twice without considering the buyers work schedule, etc. The electricity was not turned on until the day before closing, 26 hrs to be exact. Our and the entire row of town home's orientation was performed in the dark with no electricity. Obviously after we were rushed to close our entire row of town homes had several issues with their home. pain was horrible since it was done in the dark. Again, no electricity until the day before closing. Nails sticking out of walls that still aren't fixed. Landscape had to come back since they were rushed the Day of Closing. A tree was left on a hill, maybe 15 feet away from the end town home, with the roots exposed. One hard strait wind and it would be down on top of the house. We have been promised that certain issues would be taken care of about a month ago and do you think it has been completed. Of course not. ... More

Have several things that need to be fixed. Then the rating would be higher.