Beazer Homes Reviews

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.

Very happy with our Beazer experience

The home is a standard designed community. Home is comfortable but very few (plan) options to make it unique to your personal needs. Marketing Reps are comfortable to work with, can get you information you request in a timely manner. The HOA paperwork Guidelines is not always complete requiring delay in getting approvals. Using recommended lender made that process go fast and smooth. So far a good community to be a part of.

keep involved in the process

My husband and I were first time builders and Beazer made the entire process easy! We had a great experience from signing, to closing, and beyond.

Beazer has many floor plans from which to choose, and I like the way that they use space so that there is not "dead" space. They allow for many spacious closets, large pantries, nine foot ceilings, tall doorways, and great insulation that is blown in, including the attic area. They also have great lighting, wiring for security, solar, and cable that is standard. They allow choices for lot selection and placement of the house, the bathroom and kitchen set up, choices for exterior colors, not to mention all the interior decorating choices that are offered. They use quality materials and top-of-the-line technologies. The sales reps are super nice, and the workers work hard and seem to like what they do. The process was an adventure and lots of fun! ... More

The home buying process was actually easier then anticipated. I love the fact of a walk-thru of the property month in advance.

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

Perhaps my perception of buying a new home was that all agreed would be ready before the final walk prior to closing. However, it was not the case for us but Beazer has done what they can to close out the open items within short amount of time. My suggestion to all buyers is to ensure that you frequently visit your home during the build and look thru your contract to ensure all agreed buy you and the builder has been done. We did a home inspection and it was good as there were a few items that needed to be adjusted, replaced and fixed. Another area to ensure is that the remains of excess material are accounted during your final walk, as this was a disappointment to see that some materials in our home were missing after close. Overall, the people at Beazer who I worked with were friendly ,professional and definitely cared enough to go the extra mile in trying to satisfied the homeowner. It’s been a great experience but as a buyer see your home thru all the phases. ... More

I recently purchased a Beazer Home in Sacramento. The Beazer staff was very helpful, explained everything clearly and the home is well constructed. I am very happy with the purchase

House is great, there are some repair issues as expected. Response from Beazer and Carl (warranty) has been good. The contractors selected to do those repairs have ot responded with urgency that I expected. Multiple phone calls were required to them to get action. We still haven't heard back from 84 lumber after several attempts.

Painless to

Kim and Detra are the best!!

Great new home!

I had a very pleasant experience as a first time home buyer with Beazer Homes.

They tell come and fix something and make mistake they say next week, next 2 weeks they never show up. the house not complete in the backyard .

We love our home, but have definitely run into several bumps in the road with Beazer. Timeliness has been an issue from the start which has spoiled much of the experience for us.

Staff was great-Coordinate closely with staff and project manager to insure additional items of improvement are planned to be installed as ordered- items seen in models are not always what you get-Personnel contact with PM is essential to successful move in. Ours was superior.

Love it

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

I must say I do love my house ,but there were things that Iwanted that to me was so simple I did white cabinets in my kitchen but I want to do gray cabinets on the bottom same style cabinet just different color on the bottom,and was told NO we don't do that I also wanted pulls on all the cabinets and was also told NO. There are other things that we were not happy about I should have realized it when I wanted to make a change after we signed contracts when you are spending all this money on a home your building I think you should be able to make it yours, your style and not be told NO !!!

Rob is the best!!

Terrible buying experience from Beazer

Recommended to all.I had great experience building my house from scratch. The process is fast and nice.Good quality material and excellent customer service.

The service of the salesman, head of construction and follow up customer service is good. Sub-par on the quality on some of the materials and sub-contract work. Many bowed walls and rough/poorly done drywall jobs. Stairs are a mess from chips/dents ruined during construction and filled in with wood filler.