Beazer Homes Reviews

They do not comply with the contract

Once you moved in, they don’t care about the homeowners and the builder representative in the area is very good in ignoring your concerns.

I would not recommend this builder. The finished product was not high quality craftsmanship. It’s a business as stated to me from the Construction Manager. Look elsewhere if you plan on purchasing a home for 300k plus.

There were many issues, most were addressed, some were not. When the sod was installed, it was not installed on an "even" grade, back yard hold water. It was full of ruts and dead grass. Brian (construction supervisor) stated that it was, but the lawn crew had mowed it after having the sprinklers on for 2-3 days. They tried to "roll" the grade, but on a dry day, so it did nothing. So, my backyard is still full of ruts, deep enough where my wife tripped. Next was the "paint" issues. I had the carpet pulled up upstairs and on the stairway. Come to find out on the stairway, the painters "did not" paint all the way to the base of the stairwell with the trim paint. I went back to Brian and he gave me about 1 pint of trim paint. I even offered to "buy" a gallon on paint, since this paint "only" comes in 5 gallons. He stated that I had enough and that the painters do not "touch up" paint. How is this a touch up, if it was never painted in the first place?? I have about 1 pint of paint for all interiors. None for any exterior. I can't get it from them, can't even buy it from them either, I’m forced to purchase 5-gallon buckets. Once I signed the contract that was it, nothing. We love the home, but the service and follow ups are just not there. With the amount of money that this home cost and 9 months of “build time”, I should have had a better experience. I would not have gone with Beazer, if I could do this over. I’m not happy having a “field” in my backyard where it looks like someone went “4-wheeling”. I’m not happy with the paint and lack of care with me not only requesting more or even some, but even buying it on a 400k home. Where is the customer service, it’s not here… ... More

If buying a home from Beazer homes, please make sure you do a walk through every week to make sure your home is build properly and you are getting what you pay for. If not, you will be buying a home that will needs thousands of dollars worth of work after you close on the home. True this is a sellers market, but buying a brand new home from a well known builder should not come with any headaches after closing and moving in. New home sellers/builders such as Beazer Homes should spend more time inspecting the homes before the allow their buyers to do a walk through and wasting their times. The home buyer should never be the one pointing out unfinished work, bad or construction mistakes. Beazer homes wants closings done on time when the home is not even move in ready. Take my case for example. I moved into my home, I'm at my third appraisal from my lender. They cannot fully appraise the home because too much needs to be redone or fixed around the home. The home is already cracking in many sections in the home. Excessive grouts in the bathrooms, uneven walls, squeaky floor second level, excessive cement left stuck in driveway/garage/front porch/patio. Grass in the backyard never grow after w months. I would suggest for new home buyers, especially the first time home buyers to set aside the excitements of buyer their first home and keep an eye open to look at the quality of work they get from their new home. Walk through every chance you get. When lights are installed do some walk troughs at night when you can actually turn on the light and see the lack of work your eyes can't catch in the day time. Take plenty of pictures of the home as your evidence. Beazer homes please respect your clients and give Us/them what we/they pay for. I am 100 to a 1000 percent sure if any of your clients were to be short just $10 you would not allow them to close on their home. So why do your clients have to close on a home needing over 10,000 to 30,000 worth of work after closing. Please, please, please, please respect our time and hard earned money and give us your clients what you advertise "quality and a place family can call home". ... More

Worst experience ever. Poor workmanship and no communication from beginning to end

I paid nearly 420k for my home. I found overpaid 419k. My house has bowing walls, chipped corners, sloppy paint, uneven floor, cracked shower, deteriorating siding, uneven brick, etc I could go on for hours.

Worst experience of my life. Not much else to say

Raccoons in the attic, I has cost me me money out of pocket, to take care of

Multiple delays in closing for 6 months and still the house isn't completely finished, 2 months after closing. Time will tell if this house was worth the hassle of a new build because I think I got the "rustic" style home with exposed nails, trim that doesn't line up, and splintered ends. Not a good experience.

The builder used low quality materials throughout the home. The team did not make promised and warranted repairs, ignored requests, and failed to communicate. Buyer be ware!

What the buyers need to know it’s: don’t ever buy a house from Beazer homes,they’re really bad builders and when you ask them to fix it they are upset, I got proof of what I’m saying whoever wants to see all the mistakes an my house are welcome to see it.

Home was not completed, home was not clean, paint was not completed

We are very unhappy with the process right from the day we signed the contract till date. The quality of service was very disappointing. I would never recommend this builder. It’s been almost 2 months since we moved in and there are still things pending from the builder..

I was not told I couldn’t put a refrigerator in the garage because the circuit is defective and can’t handle the load, so I purchased a refrigerator and had to return it because I was not told the garage circuit could not handle the refrigerator prior to my move in date. Now Beazer managers don’t want to reimburse me for my return fees. This is unacceptable that a new home owner has to deal with such a problem, when we already have multiple things to deal with when moving into a new house.

Our was built on an old cypress pond. In itself isn’t an issue but Beazer’s lack of interest in researching proper ground preparation snd treatment had caused several townhouses to be infested by springtail bugs and ants. When asked about it we were simply dismissed and told it was our problem even though we were granted final inspection only an hour before closing and Beazer refused to properly treat outside the homes to prevent such large infestation. However, beyond this little issue Beazer is acutely aware that this is a sellers market snd takes full advantage of any potential buyer. Washer machines provided are the worst in the industry snd we are charged a premium. It’s it half the cost if we bought ourselves snd threes no option to remove the $1790 option from the purchase. My wife had MCS and is deathly allergic to the paint they used. We offered to purchase the paint we needed before they painted the house but Beazer refused. Additionally, Beazer controls the HOA and therefore HOA has no incentive or power to speak on our behave to Beazer on any issues we have, including the terrible lawn service are receiving in fear of Repercussions. At least that’s what I’m hoping is the reason rather than their laziness.. lastly, the HOA Still has failed to get us our pool key 45 days after closing even though they claim they’ve sent it and another has promised to follow up. The request was made on 7 August with proof that we closed on the house and it is now in the middle of September. ... More

I wouldn’t buy beazer homes at all when we first came into our new home it was dirty! We had to clean it ourselves! None of our Ethernet jacks work in the house which come in Standard but they try to upsell you in sales! Customer service is poor and also management! The walk through wasn’t like it should’ve been we didn’t even put blue tape because he said we will take care of it! I’m not the only one that’s having this problem in this community! Do your research before you buy!

Stay away. Cheap everything from appliances , windows,doors. They use the worst quality in everything….the cheapest they can get by with . I would not recommend Beazer to anyone and wish I had never purchased one of their homes.

Staff is very very very unknowoledgebale, Staff was scaring me with extra money all the time and penalty, Hayley all the time she was scaring me with illegal penalty

I can’t write what I want because you all keep removing my review!

There are multiple issues with house. I have to work with multiple vendors and several followups to get the things done. Not pleasant experience for new home buyers. Can you believe i have to reach regional director to get the work done? They just worried about closing house on hight price market not the quality of house.

getting repair work done is terrible experience.Nobody seems to care about any followthrough with any subcontractors.

After the agreement was signed, there was no communication throughout the process of home building right from ground breaking to completion of the home and never addressed the concerned raised before and after move in.

Never responsive. Pathetic customer care. Beazer making money and taking advantage of the current market conditions. Cheap quality products.

You can’t trust anything they say. They constantly lie! Quality is poor and no one seems to care. CEO is not accessible and probably has no clue what is happening on the ground.