Beazer Homes Reviews in Myrtle Beach, SC

The people at Beazer are great to deal with but, unfortunately, getting things done right the first time seems to take a backseat to speed of construction. We are slowing working through issues but still have a lengthy list of items to address as well as the inconvenience of having to wait in 4 hour time-frames for various contractors to remedy items that should have been correct at construction time. While all new construction will have punch list items, this one was much more than expected or necessary. Would definitely recommend close scrutiny at any walk-through opportunities prior to closing. ... More

Waiting for a few things to be taking care of. Some items already done. Still waiting for someone to check the foundation

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 !!!

The agent and walkthroughs with the Building Manager were very good and welcoming, but after the closing they don't seem to care about you as much. For example, following up on open items or new issues is not their priority, and then you get handed off to other people. And the Mortgage Cos. they refer you to for discounts on mortgage were difficult to work with. The one we selected not only required lots of repetitive documents and the office staff don't appear to communicate with each other. For ex., the Officer in Charge would say one thing, and the lending staff would require something different, which also delayed our closing. I would not recommend going with one of their preferred companies, despite the discount points, and search for one to your liking. ... More

For the most part I am not unhappy with my new home. I like the floorplan and the neighorhood. However as it is what was listed as a "quick move-in" , and what the builder referred to in a derogatory tone as a "spec home" there are some unfortunate deficiencies. Most glaring is the lack of gutters. I have never seen a house without gutters however I was informed that they aren't required and I would have to add them myself. The tub in the guest bathroom is the smallest and at my best guess the cheapest they could find. It looks deep enough until you step in it and then you realize it just looks a normal depth, the inside is actually very shallow. I have never owned a home without a fireplace, and the presence of one was a major reason I chose this house. I could live with the propane tank they located in the middle of the front yard for a normally functioning fireplace but once again they apparently used the worst and cheapest they could find. The flame must stay so low you barely see it, the fan must be run at a speed that makes it so loud you can't enjoy any ambiance and it really doesn't put out any heat. There is no way to know if the propane is running low, when its gone the fireplace won't work and then you know to refill the tank. And as you might have guessed it didn't even work properly at first and someone had to be sent out to pull an object out of the fan. Finally the master bath walk-in shower doesn't drain properly the result of improper construction. I will say that thus far some other issues when reported have been quickly addressed to my satisfaction. ... More

The purchase was easy given that we relied on our realtor to watch over the build. Our builder rep (Jenny) was great. We love our home, but there are many imperfections that need to be fixed including crooked walls (non-structural), rough spots, sliding door not working, gouges, bumps, and cabinet door alignment. I suppose there are imperfections with all builders, but it was disheartening to see a couple crooked wall edges. Anyway, we were promised that all issues will be fixed in a year when they come to primp the finish work. I understand they are hiring a new builder.

There were some issues left over from closing that have still not been resolved. This is spoiling my overall experience with Beazer which to date was 5star. The warranty call folks are very nice but from there it falls flat. The hand over from the builder to the warranty person has been poor.

Very slow at performing post closing repairs

I would not purchase from beazer especially in harborview I felt pressured into the purchase, they rushed the build to make quotas the automatic garage door opener is hanging off the wall I'm doing more work in a new house than I would of in a previous built home hanging ceiling fans,changing lights blinds, painting. Not a happy customer

House was supposedly finished a month after the initial closing date. While we were doing the final walk through, the house was still being worked on but we had to close that day. We were told not to worry because there was a warranty. Then after closing we were told that the defects, such as scratched cabinets, paint drippings or any other defect isnt covered unless they were on the pre closing list. Carpet strips weren’t installed correctly, which resulted in cutting our feet and we were told to repair it.

It appears that all work is being done on homes nearing settlement and not the ones -ours especially-that have settled We’re lucky if we get 1-2 repairs done a week All the repairs are holding up us getting settled into our home—all we get are promises promise s

Wow, Where do I begin. My wife and I were told by Beazer after purchasing the house to mark areas with painters tape so those areas can be repaired. My wife and I spent 3 hours- TWICE applying tape. After they attempted to make repairs-over half of the issues were not addressed as the tape was still all over the house. We had work order set up through Beazer for a carpenter and an electrician. They both came by and both indicated that the order they received had one or two items on it- not the 5-6 we told Beazer about. The electrician was able to spend the extra time to fix our issue, but the carpenter was dumbfounded and told me he would have to come back to make a list of supplies needed and then come back again to do the work. This has yet to happen. There are exterior siding issues, molding and paint issues though out the house, countertop issues in both bathrooms, etc. We live 12 hours away and have notified Beazer weeks in advance when we will be in the area to try and set up the repairs. We are going down next Wednesday, and all we have is that a Beazer rep will be there at 9 am Thursday to discuss the painting issues. We have had the house for 2 months, and this will be our 3rd trip and we only have the electrical work to show for it - and that would not have been completed but for the fact that we were there to make sure it was done completely. This has been a nightmare for my wife and I. We would not have bought this house if we knew how difficult the repairs would be and that we would have to babysit the contractors to make sure the repairs were done properly. ... More

Below average on just about everything.

We’ve been in the house for 3 months. We’re disappointed with the interior finishing construction on the inside. We’ve had quite a few major problems. The master bathroom has cracked sink and shower needs major work. Our roof leaked during a storm, cold are coming through the vents in master bedroom and microwave. Finished trim work is poor. Had to replace the stove-fire hazard. That’s just a few. It’s under warranty but no one has come over to fix those listed above for a month. Contractor told us to wait about 6 months to see if the roof leaks again. Extremely disappointed!

I am upset with the poor workmanship on many aspect of our finished product. From scratches and poorly working windows to uneven walls and crooked counter areas that make drawer lopsided and warranty responsiveness lacking for real issues.

Pay attention to detail, guidelines, and false promises. The builder will contact the buyer constantly trying to get good marks on an after-closing survey in order to advance in the company and/or receive a bonus. After the survey was submitted, the builder has yet to complete prior promises. Multiple complaints from this new development regarding backyard fencing parameters and guidelines, we have been told three different fence lines at different instances. Basically all of the homes already built have lot drainage issues, some much worse than others. We have been told the gated entrances are "coming soon" for months now. The overall concept of Harborview sounds great, the houses look great. Hoping things turn around for this new development. ... More

Many good features with the house but also many deficiencies. Toilets had the bowl 14-1/2 inches off the floor which does not meet the ADA minimum limits. Like sitting on the floor. We had to replace the toilets. Salesman showed us the shower we were getting in the sample house. Well it was deficient and we had to replace the shower head system. Salesman said just because it was in the sample home doesn't mean we would get the features. The alarm company always puts a module in the master bedroom. Our bedroom doesn't have a phone line. All ventilation outlets and return air filter are the wrong size and the outlets and filter do not fit and cannot be regulated. I signed a document showing a double sink in the kitchen. We got a single sink. Two overflow valves drain into the garage. Salesman said the garage is not the house so it's OK. The house has no shower cutoff valves. Salesman said none of the houses have any so it's OK. Back yard is to steep to cut the grass. Salesman said the home owners association will cut it because it's in their right-of-way. Not true. No one will cut the grass. Salesman showed us the screened in porch we would get. Well we didn't get the screen. Etc. / etc. ... More

Censullo Home Warranty Check List Carla will be sending in the Warranty Requests, directly to Beazer I will be contacting you directly on when they will be completed 1. Garage Door Panel - Open They are coming today 11/1/2019 2. 3 Kitchen Draws - Open They are coming on 11/6/2019 3. Bathroom Wall Painting - Open They are coming on 11/6/2019 4. Driveway - Open Waiting for a date to start repairs 5. Irrigation System - Open We have a cracked Sprinkler Head/ Cap Warranty Request sent in on 10/29/2019, to have it fixed and to have all Sprinkler Heads/ Caps looked at 6. Home Siding - Open We have 3 areas with cracks that need to be addressed Warranty Request sent in on 10/29/2019, to have them fixed 7. Foundation - Open There is a bubble on our foundation that needs to be looked at Warranty Request sent in on 10/29/2019, to have it fixed 8. Orange Water - Open You said, you were going to talk to a plumber? Still waiting for a response from you. Warranty Request sent in on 10/29/2019, to have it addressed I would appreciate a response from you by Monday on all of our Open Warranty Requests, with no scheduled scheduled repair date Thank you, Carla ... 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

does not honor warranty work seems bunch of us have tickets submitted no work being done at all .Dont know how they passed code enforcment on building as they break most of the rules .Rush job to build house concrete suppose to set for 30 days to get to 75% cure there building on them in 4 days concrete cracks all around neighbor hood . Get the run around by warrenty people .

I would of gotten the same poor craftsmanship but saved 200k if bought a dr horton or Lennar. Beazer does not care about the customer there method is to make it so miserable for them to fix stuff you give up ask any of my neighbors

We purchased a spec house that was approx. 70% completed and signed contract in early August. At that time the estimated completion date was on or about November 1. Based on this date we contracted the sale of our current residence with a closing date of December 1st which based on buyer mortgage commiments we excuted on such date. As December approached I could not get a firm closing date and closing finally took place on December 27. This delayed essentially left us homeless and necessitated a double move, rental of storage facitilites, and renting a place to live for the month at a cost in excess of $3,000 at my expense. Also, it left my wife very distraught in that we missed the holiday season and she could not decorate and enjoy the season which she looks forward to every year. Another item is that we were told that certain trimmings were standard in the house which were not installed and were later told that the plans were changed after we signed the contract. As to warratny work our 30 day puch list was submitted three weeks ago and as of today only one item has been fixed and a second scheduled for next week. No contact on the remainder of list so far. Over all the house is very good howver the workmanship has sliiped since two years ago when we purchased our first Beazer home. Number of smalll items that were result of just plain sloppy work. I will say the most of these were corrected immediately upon talking to Beazer personnel. On a positive note Beazer worked with us to eliminate the sprinkler system due to planned installation of a pool. Also, our forman Brandon, salesperson Jessica, and warranty contact Rudy have been a joy to work with and couldn't ask for nicer and better people. Kudos to each of them individually. ... More

from my experience AVOID this company or I give you 99% that you will regret...you will hear a lot of promises but I'm telling you from my experience everything is bad and nobody will care about the quality..... nothing is level in the house the house is very bad painted inside all the updates that I pay extra a lot of money are f... u!!! Each problem that you will mark before to by the house they will just try to escape or they will fix only for the eye to look so so but trust me only after couple of days all the bad job that they do will pump back...Again from my experience Try to AVOID or you will regret a lot!!! ... More

No Quality Control. Bay window has uneven spacing across and uneven height. Closet supposed to be in hall was in bathroom. Toilet does not have a seat that fits. Screen room is constructed so poorly an alligator could get in. Today at 7:30 am there was banging on my house. Without notice they decided to fix the wrong facades they originally put on the building. And using my electric. Constant water and mud running down the street and a lump of dirt in the middle of my driveway. I guess that was payback for my complaining. That’s only some of it. BUYER BEWARE. They are an inferior builder in my opinion ... More

Sure a poor quality builder So many issues with the house The cosmetic appearance is like a preschool project Water leaks, no heat, doors wrong, broken trim, terrible paint jobs…and that’s just the beginning Don’t buy a house from Beazer The construction manager on site was useless, I wouldn’t have him build a dog house