Beazer Homes Reviews

Foundation is a great build. Unfortunately house has a lot of design flaws that doesn’t make sense. Choices for upgrades are very very limited. Found out that they do have kitchen upgrades, unfortunately Only for a limited model.

Not a well finished home. The quality of the material are compromised. The garage, wooden materials are not in a good quality. During the walkthrough it was not considered at all and the representative was just telling that is how it will be.

Overall building process was okay. I just kept finding little things that needed fixing. They would come fix them under warranty. But my sprinklers were leaking slowly underground for a whole month and my water/waste bill was $800. Beazer came fixed the leak but refused to reimburse me for the bill, they said that’s between me and the water company. The water company doesnt adjust it so now I’m out of $800 for Beazer’s mistake

I have a good experience with the sales person and the construction manager. However it’s been over a month and we still don’t have internet because over a pipe that is broken, as soon as we purchased the home they didn’t care about us, about fixing the issues in the neighborhood itself. It’s been incredibly annoying specially for someone who works from home. Not to mention the poor quality of the grass that was installed in our house.

Angela was instrumental in preparing for move in. She was attentive to detail and ensured the unit was ready for move in. Despite delays in closing date, she truly made a difference once the unit was ready.

Last 1-2 months of build were a disaster. No attention to detail, no ability to fix things, no ability to hold contractors responsible for good quality work. Lots and lots of reworking. Don’t get any upgrades with beazer. Waste your money with a job poorly done.

The over all experience was above average especially the sales staff. Minor issues like very dirty air filters left in place, air vent in kitchen area not able to properly vent heat from kitchen, poor selection of HOA administration, lacked directions for some of controls, and average response to small condo issues. Recommend buyers check out elevator performance requirements. Good intentions by support staff for small issues. Major requirements for condo construction very good. Explanation of HOA and responsibilities of HOA , and who is on HOA board a little hazy still.

So many problems in the first 60 days! There is always something! Not the experience I wanted to spend $400,000 on

Home buying experience was decent but not exceptional given that some of the information provided wasnt accurate and also had some timeline and home quality issues. To their credit the issues were resolved quickly however having things repaired versus getting the correct first hand makes a difference.

We had to either rent or buy sunrun solar panels. We were not given a choice when buying our Beazer home. Sunrun installed them damaged, we are paying full price, they have dodged my manager requests for months, and I am paying hundreds of dollars a month for electricity because the panels don't work. Please use a better rated solar company on your new builds

The service after you purchased the home is horrible, you have to call and call until you get fed up. They have every excuse not to do the work, they installed quartz in my house it was an upgrade but failed to tell me that they do not polish and seal the quartz I have circular marks and quartz from suction cups. A lot of skipped steps all they want is the closing.

Blue tape issues did not get fixed. We were told after we move in they would be completed. Due to us possibly scuffing up walls more. They would paint over that as well. Once in new home if they were to come fix issues it would void out 1 year warranties. We had signed contract meaning issues were fixed even though there was a verbal agreement and recording of it taken.

House is great the general contractor was awesome, along with the studio. All other aspect with mortgage company and follow-up with sale team here not as expected. They were not knowledgeable.

This was not pleasant home buying experience for me since many of the questions I had were not answered clearly. I asked a lot of questions and the response was you can trust the builder. In the end the answers I was given did not come through.

It was OK, Michael and Corbin did a good job of walking me through the home buying and building process. They acted in a professional manner. There were instances however, where I would come to the house during construction and find some things that was not communicated during the reading of the materials in the contract. For example, finding out that there was no motor to the garage door. The expectation was that It would be standard, but it was not communicated to me, so I had find out myself and was not pleased at all. There were a few cases where I was surprised in learning that a few things were not in the house. I have mixed feelings with the buying process, I just feel like there were instances where the communication fell short and I felt like I had to settle on the house instead of getting the house I want. ... More

Beazer needs better quality control processes and oversight of contractors. We've worked with multiple builders over the years, and have found the quality control during construction to be lacking with Beazer. With that being said, the customer support team is good, polite, and friendly.

Overall Beazer did an awesome job with high quality. But they fell short on a few key areas. First, they made us purchase home theater equipment we did not need nor use. It is literally stacked in our garage now. While I appreciate Beazer’s respect for the environment, their policy about home theater systems is anything but wasteful for buyers and wasteful for the environment. Beazer also charged us extra for concrete they never poured, because what they advertised in their model homes they could not offer. It really bums us out that Beazer would bait and switch their customers in this way. And they have the nerve to double charge us for the concrete. Future buyers of Beazer homes need to be careful about the “packing” of needless things into their contracts by Beazer. They also need to be aware Beazer advertises features they can’t offer you, feels like a bait and switch tactic which left a bad taste in our mouths because it cost us thousands of extra dollars.Beazer would have received an A+ grade from us were it not for these bait and switch tactics.. ... More

The sales process experience was great and really appreciated the engagement of the pre-selected lenders to engage with. Truist was amazing in staying contact and monitoring interest rates. The onsite construction team, including Wayne were very helpful. The largest disappointment is the poor sound proofing for the Rivas model. The second disappointment is that the Rivas patio deck ceiling is not sealed, so if the condo owner above spills a drink, let's hope you are not standing on your patio deck. We will have to decide if this is a long-term home for us.

Interaction during building was great, working with Beazer on warranty items suffers from both lack of communication and follow-up from representatives

This was the second Beazer home I have purchased in the last 7 years. When I knew I needed to make a change, I spent some time deciding what I wanted to do. I was disappointed to see the reduced options Beazer was offering as compared to my previous purchase, but at the end of the day decided to go with them again based on my previous experience and primarily due to their energy efficient options. I will say they did work with me and allowed a few changes that were not being offered originally as the neighborhood I was looking at was one where Beazer had decided to “offer a few and build many”. In other words, you can only choose one of five themes and you got whatever Beazer had decided went in that theme with only a minimal amount of options available to change. I have been really disappointed with the quality of work as compared to my experience 7 years ago. They appear to be more focused on how many homes are being built as opposed to the quality. I was close enough that I had the opportunity to visit the building site every week. There were some issues during the process that caught my eye, including them cutting out some drywall after it was installed in order to make some repairs. I was told it was due to their still trying to get their subcontractors up to speed with their new requirements. I still don’t understand why the issue wasn’t noticed before the drywall went up other than they’re moving too fast. Even though I had an inspector come in and several things were addressed before I loved in, there is just a lot of sloppy workmanship throughout the house (paint splatters on the time floors, messy caulking and they didn’t even bite to clean the styrofoam out of the glass ball pendant lights before putting the mm up) and I had to submit a handful of warranty requests within the first week or so after moving in. One was because all of the door knobs were falling off. Another sign to me of the quality of the subcontractors work. I am just really disappointed in the quality of the workmanship on my new house compared to the one they built 7 years ago. Only reason for the rating given is because of the energy efficient products that were included and how helpful the people I have worked with have been. ... More

As a first time buyer, the experience could have been better. Everything looks beautiful, until you look closer. After moving in I discovered so many little sloppy mistakes. Take my advise, on your walk through day, spend the entire day and look in every corner and behind every toilet on the floor. There was a piece of my fireplace that was chipped off and all they did was paint over it. There were tiles behind the toilets that weren’t grouted and much more. The houses are beautiful but the details were done so sloppy. If I could do it again I would scrutinize the details.

Overall we had a very positive experience with our sales consultant, Mark. He did everything in his power to get us the best possible price and connect us with a great mortgage company. We love our new home, but unfortunately within the first two weeks of living here we had a slew of issues. First, our HVAC system went out and took almost two weeks fix. Here in Texas it’s hot and humid, so you can imagine it was quite uncomfortable. We will certainly give credit to Dax, our warranty rep, who was able to provide a portable AC unit which made it a little more comfortable in the house. Second, after a heavy rain storm, we had water intrusion in both our front office and garage. After some investigation, they found water getting into the garage through the tankless water heater exhaust vent which wasn’t properly sealed. The upstairs outer window sills had several areas where water was getting in and running down the inside walls, soaking our office carpet. Dax did his best to get our warranty issues resolved as quickly as possible, which we are appreciative of. This is by far our largest investment and we understand things aren’t always perfect, but to have this many issues within the first two weeks seriously makes us question Beazer’s build quality. ... More

our contract was signed 1/18/2023. After that date the plans for our house changed. It was no longer identical to the model. Nothing was communicated about the change. Rather than build our group of houses to plan, the company decided to delay the process to build per the new plans. The sales team was not very forthcoming. Responses were not always timely. Start dates were given and missed. The operations folks were always portrayed as being too busy.

Originally, the home buying process presented numerous challenges, which, as a first-time homeowner, I anticipated but underestimated. From delays to inaccuracies with the floor plan, the journey was far from smooth. However, the Beazer team proved responsive, addressing each of my concerns with communication and reassurance. Their commitment to resolving issues was commendable, and I'm grateful for their efforts. Recognizing that home building inherently involves challenges, I remained actively involved, attending weekly recap meetings to ensure alignment among all parties. I credit my positive experience in part to the guidance of a skilled realtor in the Atlanta market. Despite the hurdles, I am delighted with the final outcome of my home—it perfectly aligns with my vision. Without hesitation, I would recommend Beazer Homes to friends and family, while also providing constructive feedback to ensure others have a smooth experience. The road may be quite “bumpy” along the way—nevertheless, the ending result should leave you accomplished and satisfied. ... More

Pros: Quick response to issues or repairs. Friendly treatment of customers. Convenient location. Cons: Poor finishes on the construction. Materials used don't match the price paid. Experienced leakage within one month of occupancy, and numerous areas with subpar finishing.