Beazer Homes Reviews

I would NEVER recommend Beazer Homes. They are an absolutely awful company with the worst customer service I've ever dealt with. I can't count the amount of times i was threatened with canceling my contract and loss of my deposit. We've been in the house a month and the path to the front door is already sinking and become very uneven. Do not buy from these people

Nail heads were not flush on the door frames, fireplace. I can see the nail heads on the woodwork. Garage door frame has a big gap and no caulking. Counter tops on master vanity and kitchen seams are very obvious and not smooth. Tile floor is not level.

Closed escrow at the end of Jan 2020 and have have 50 customer service issues tickets open. Crooked walls, poor drywall, broken furnace, damaged cabinets, things built out of plan/out of spec. cracked concrete, deformed toilets, yard flooding, the list goes on and on goes on, Extremely poor craftsmanship. I’m embarrassed I bought a Beazer home. My last home was a new build by Lennar and we had ZERO issues. STAY AWAY FROM BEAZER

My wife and I bought a Beazer home after considering doing a remodel of our previous house. We decided to go with Beazer because we liked the floor plan, the sales person, the quality and craftsmanship of the model homes. Unfortunately the craftsmanship of the house we bought is very poor. Our close date was pushed 3 times because the house was not ready. It's been almost 2 months and we are still working out issues the builder agreed to fix prior to closing. We decided to buy new so we wouldn't have to chase contractors to finish a remodel project however we are still dealing with that headache of coordinating repairs. We are deeply disappointed with the end product. ... More

Everything is left to sub contractors and their vendors, no control by construction supervisor as he may be handling too many jobs, response to customer questions during construction is very negative and try to reply as that is standard in Central Florida as labor shortage, Pressure test on water pipes not done properly and resulted in water leaks under the concrete slabs even after four days of purchase.

45 days after moving in We’re still waiting for Beazer to fix things that should have been fixed before moving in.

Be very careful and make sure you totally understand what they are offering. Words get twisted, stories change, promises get broken and there is a lot of misinformation given out. The homes seem well made but all the trades lacked finesse and quality. Already many problems to fix on a brand new home. The standard options leave much to be desired. Minimal quality at best.

They do not care you after you sign the house. They gave us a lot of wrong information before we sign in like the movie in date. As soon as you sign it, they do not respond to you properly and push the movie in date. There are lot of fixes in the house still. Bad.

The builder cheated me at few things by showing issues I reported were resolved by showing pictures of the work being done and manipulated me. If they say they will take care of whatever issue comes up for 45 days, laugh out really loud! Because its a big joke.

After having Beazer build a home for my mother, we thought we could entrust Beazer with our next project. All started well and had a great sales person who went above and beyond to make our process enjoyable. The shortcomings of everyone else quickly tainted the wonderful job that JB had done up until that point. Beazer tried to push the close date of our house to meet their fiscal year closing. The down turn started when we showed up to our final inspection and walk through and encountered a house without appliances, missing toiler and wrong closet doors.... just to name a few. There was zero accountability from the construction supervisor, and it took us taking our issues up to VPs to get resolution. We are now dealing with warranty issues, but that department runs much better (did for my mom) and so far so good for us. ... More

A laundry list of items to many to list that still has to be fixed or repaired.

The staff was very helpful in selecting "extras". The sales rep did a great job of explaining the use of the select mortgage program and savings. Our disappointment comes in the closing process and the lack of quality control. After 2 months we are still waiting for action on our 2+page punch list. Most items on the list are a result of sloppy workmanship and oversight. Our home inspector referred to the work as below industry standards.

I purchased a new home with beazer expecting a home in excellent condition and after I closed escrow, I came to notice issues with the property. The flooring that was installed in the downstairs kitchen is scratched and needs to be replaced. Also some exterior lights outside attached to my property aren't working. There are a couple more outstanding issues added to that list but those are just two. I've filed warranty claims with beazer over a month ago and I'm still waiting for my issues to be fixed. I've called numerous times , and I've been given dates the repairs would be complete, however the issues don't get fixed on those promised dates. The delivery of my new home with Beazer after I closed escrow was unacceptable. I feel Beazer is quick to take your money and want you to close escrow on time however after they get what they want if the customer has repair request or concerns they don't cater to you and they keep you waiting. I've purchased a home in the past with another builder KB HOME and I've had repair issue requests, and they've taken care of those issues within 1 week after putting in a request. I expected the same with beazer. My sales experience with beazer was good. The process went smoothly, and I had great sales people. ... More

When we purchase home, we were limited to what could be done to fix some of the issue we found prior to the closing, per the builder we either take the way it was or they will find another buyer and after checking with their manager they advise that none of the outstanding issues couldn’t be fixed, now I have this issues on my lap trying to have them fix when they could have done this prior to my closing. NOT HAPPY, I will not recommend no one here.

I have never written a bad review, but in this case I sought out every place on the internet to leave a review about my experience! I have written 7 so far and I will continue until I am no longer angry, and that may take a while!!

Very very Poor Customer Service. Not recommended for first time home buyer. It looks like they use poor quality materials for building. Poor door sealing system. AC system built poorly. Bedroom temperature does not match the rest of the house. It is too cold compared to rest of the house and same with master bedroom. It feels like there is no insulation, because bathroom stays colder than Bedroom and Bedroom stays colder than rest of the house. So, when i adjust the temperature for bedroom it gets hot in other parts of the house. And, my house is just 1 floor.

This will be my third time writing this review. Clearly Beazer does not want my voice to be heard. They continue to come up with reasons as to why my review can not be posted. The same review was given multiple different reasons as to why it had to be redone. However I am not surprised. You can not trust these people. So I will make this short and sweet. Do not buy a beazer home. Their sales staff is not professional. Their construction staff is unprofessional. The sub contractors that come and fix your home are also unprofessional. The job does not get done properly. But of course beazer wants your money regardless of their finished product quality. To avoid headaches and stress just stay away from beazer. I tried to give them another second by buying a second home from them and this tile was worse than the last. Months of issues and an even worse finished product than before. Just stay away. Go with another more luxury home builder. Spend the extra money, you and your family will not regret it. This review is really for ZERO stars. But they make you select atleast 1 star. But again BEAZER DESERVES ZERO STARS! ... More

Paints are very bad materials they used in drive way so so bad It’s my bad choice I choice home with beazer

I’ll start by saying this Rudy from warranty is the exception. He has been nothing but professional and has worked hard to try and tackle a very long list of issues. Even at times when I’ve lost my cool he has been understanding of my frustration and has been nothing but great. After that there isn’t anything about beazer I could hang my hat on me and my neighbor’s yard has not been usually since our move in it’s been wet and mushy since day on they re graded portions but there’s still issues. The house on the other side sits higher and the rain drains to my side and sits there. Toward the front of the house on the side seems to be graded fairly ok but you can clearly see where towards the back it’s flat. My grass has turned to algae in spots and when you touch it, it tears wipes off to mud. I have a young daughter and a dog and northerlies have used the backyard due to this. I was lied to from the start of the process till the end the house was rushed and it shows the list is so long we were asked to hold off on submitting anymore warranty requests until they can catch up. Things we pointed out before drywall was up are still an issue the island Fran is out of plum which we pointed out. Trim wasn’t cut correctly walls weren’t sanded doors weren’t sanded poor patch marks for wholes that were in doors our French doors look terrible. Concrete was broken and hidden with pine straw during final walk they and the repair job is a joke. Concrete splatter all over. Sod stopped a few inches from curb. With no dirt in between or a bunch of sand in between depending on location. I have faith in Rudy addressing most of these issues while I do think it is going to take months if not almost the whole year to address. The landscaping at this point is very disappointing as it doesn’t appear the landscapers will do anything about it and I believe it’s above Rudy on whether he can also. I’d love for someone from corporate beazer to come visit and see some of the issues and try to tell me honestly I got what I paid for. ... More

I like my home, but the problem is that my car was damaged by a Beezer subcontractor and Beazer has made no effort to rectify the situation. The repair cost is minimal to the car, it's the principal that Beazer does not accept responsibility for it's subcontractors. Considering this I do not encourage anyone to buy a Beazer home.

This is my third time purchasing a new construction home. By far, this one takes the cake as the worst experience I have ever had for buying new construction homes. Beazer, rushed the home to meet their end of fiscal year budget deadline. When rushing, it led to poor communications. I was in the house every weekend to look for defects. One main issue I discovered with the framing was never addressed and they put the drywall up without giving a pre-drywall inspection. Furthermore, to meet the end of FY budget deadline the subs were rushed and the work was incredibly sloppy. In the military there is a saying. Train to standard not to time. In this case to meet the end of Beazer's end of FY budget, Beazer trained to time and not to the standard they advertised. Beazer has been working to address the issues I have pointed out, however these should have been addressed before closing. Fixing the issues aside, I think Beazer needs to decide the quality of homes it wants to build for its customers. When I previously purchased new construction homes from Ryan or Richmond American, while although I did have some issues, the problems and quality of work are to not come close to the poor work and problems I had with my home buying experience with Beazer. ... More

Terrible builder, terrible experience!

Everything in a Beazer home is builder grade. The workmanship throughout the home's systems is poor quality. The finishes are minimal, for example, there is no molding around windows or ceilings. The trim molding at the floor is cut haphazardly and nail holes are not finished or stick out of the trim in many areas. Every system in the house I bought had to be corrected. The ac, garage door, fireplace. water and duct systems were not hooked up correctly and all had to have corrective work done to make them function. DO NOT PAY FOR PAINT UPGRADE! This expensive option is a rip off. They did not use a primer, used builder grade paint for the single coat and did a very sloppy job. Drywall was not patched and sanded correctly and tape and pencil lines showed through the paint, Where they did sand the drywall, they did not clean the sanding and dragged the grit through the paint job. Even after requesting a second paint, the job was not completed properly and drywall tape and uneven surfaces still show. Trim was painted sloppily and nail holes are evident in many places. It was, and still is, a mess. USE A HOME INSPECTOR. Water lines were missing in several places and walls had to be removed or damaged in order to correct the problems. While they tout energy efficiency, the windows are cheap builder grade and don't block much cold air. You can see daylight around the front and garage doors which are not properly sealed or weather proofed. They don't paint the garage, and the drywall finish in the unpainted garage is minimal with globs of drywall compound slapped onto the walls, so even if you try to finish it yourself, you'll have quite a job on your hands. In most cases they have responded to fix the non-functioning systems, but they can do little to fix the poor quality of materials and careless workmanship. After you exhaust the onsite personnel with issues, you are directed to the new home center for your issues and you never hear any feedback from them at all, The whole system is rigged to build the cheapest house using the cheapest labor and you don't get what you pay for. ... More

Beazer rushed me towards closing making fake promises and delivered none of them as of today(3 months past closing). Please start away

We were told we had a contract on one of their homes. On the drive back to the state we live in still was told we had the contract. Get home five hours later and told her we lost the home. Pick a new home explained how we needed to move quickly because we thought we were getting the other home and our current home had sold. They said we would close within two weeks it was a month! This was our worst experience ever purchasing a home and we have done this 11 times.