Beazer Homes Reviews in Myrtle Beach, SC

The one negative thing we did not like about dealing with Beazer was their total lack of willingness to make changes that were not on their options list. I asked for a hot water stub out behind a toilet, "we don't do that". Well what about an electrical outlet behind the toilet, "we don't do that". We don't like the three interior paint colors, how about if we buy the same exact paint you use just a different color and your painters apply it, "we don't do that". On the other hand, our sales person, John and our job foreman Matt were a delight to deal with. They made sure we understood every step of the build and when things would be done. The quality of workmanship, fit and finish was very good. There were several items that needed correction or adjustment and all except two have been corrected. We expect those two to be addressed shortly. ... More

Beautiful build homes. Make sure the sellers rep knows all the information that you get with the new build. We were misled on a few things that would have made this a 5 star review.

The process was easy and they were good about keeping me updated on the progress.

The house purchase process was very good. We are a bit disappointed with the mud and dirt in the street that gets carried into the driveway. The construction area is not very well maintained.

Had enjoyed the whole process from agent to building supervisor. Everything went very well no complaints whatsoever

Overall they did a great job, only dislike it the paint that the painter use, not the best quality.

Do a few walk throughs to iron out any glitches

Love our new home and becoming acquainted with neighbors despite the lockdown by coronavirus. House was completed in about 80 days and love the finishes. Landscape was limited, requiring a rework and eventually replaced everything.

Overall, we have been very happy in our new Beazer Home. We love the layout of the home and in general the workmanship of the home was very good. In addition, we have been very happy with the Warranty program. After moving in, we did notice some defects in the home. Each time we logged the problem into the Warranty department and each time it was corrected.

I thought the home was very well built and I have nothing to say but good things about construction, but they did not take into consideration the clay soil and appropriately add addition top soil so it would help absorb Water. Excavation and landscaping is horrible. Our property has not dried out since we have taken possession on September 27. I believe additional drainage is needed or it will never dry out.

Overall experience was very good with project manager Johnathan. He was responsive and kept us in the loop in everything as it was progressing which was very important to us since we were doing this from out of state. Kathryn has been very timely and responsive on the finishing touches that were needed after closing. Very happy with our home and the area. We’ve recommended to others looking to relocate.

We love our new Beazer Garden Home. All the staff from Jenny, our sales rep to Matt our walk thru guy, gave us wonderful service. The staff has been on top of any problem we have had, thanks to Rudy, the warranty worker. Only complaint we have is with the management company employed to represent the garden homes. Why do they need a key to my house? To receive a threatening letter about taking me to litigation if a key is not provided seems to me to border-on Gestapo tactics. Why does FSR need emergency access to our homes? Their office is in Murrells Inlet. By the time a key would be delivered here, the emergency would be over. So why does FSR need a key?It took 3 weeks to have a trash can delivered. Multiple phone calls were not returned. We went to the Murrells Inlet office and the representative couldn’t be bothered to come out to greet us. Beazer Homes are great ,but beware of the management company they employ. ... More

Initial interaction with salesperson was pleasant and informative. Construction process could be enhanced by affording homebuyer the opportunity to meet with individual subcontractors (as necessary) to ask questions relative to the contractors discipline. This process should continue thru completion with appropriate trade rep present assuring direct communication between buyer and contractor. Project manager would also be aware of buyers concerns. Design/layout suited us well. Basics are limited and options are pricey. Home appears to be well built, hopefully time doesn't paint a different picture. All our concerns were addressed. Some timely, some not so much. As with any major purchase, buyers needs to do some home work, and educate themselves to insure the finished product is worth the investment. ... More

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.

Landscaping especially sod and leveling of yard still needs work.Still have drainage issues

We love our new home. It was the right decision to build since we were living 800 miles away and we were unable to view new homes as they came on the market. However, we do have a few comments about the process. We feel that we the final stretch to finish and close on the house was rushed. We had plenty of time to make sure that everything was complete and done right, but because the builder wanted to close by a certain date, the final product showed a lack of attention to detail. Areas of Paint, trimwork and grout showed sloopy craftmenship. There were two very visable broken cabinets that were repaired after occupancy. A design detail that we find disturbing is that the vanity in the full bathroon is too big for the space. It is too tight to the comode. The toilet paper roll is right against you when you are seated. There is plenty of room where a smaller cabinet and sink should have been specified for a better fit. Bringing this to the builders attention, we were told that; it is to spec, we signed off on it and it cant be changed. In summary, these issues, except for the sink, are minor and can be easily corrected. We love our new home and we are looking forward to many happy and satisfied years in Cameron Village. ... More

As with any new home, some building glitches will occur. So far, Beazer has gotten right on setting them right and hope they continue to do so during the warantee period.

There were too many minor defects detected, it took a long time to fix.

The whole purchasing process was great. We had the chance to see our new home built since we lived nearby. After we moved in we had a major problem with flying bugs like gnats. We received little help from the builder. We had to go online and fix the problem ourselves. We also had a defective water heater that was replaced 3 weeks after we moved in. Now that we are here about 7 weeks, we are finally able to enjoy living here without contractors coming to fix something.

The home building experience was good. Great communication. The HOA, which is still controlled by Beazer, is awful. Poor communication. Long wait for approval. Still not approved. If I'd known it would be so bad, I would reconsider purchasing in Beazer Harborview.

I like our new home with the exception of a couple issues. Main issue I have is with the Heat system or it could be Duck work, either way unit with master bedroom in back does not get the air flow need to properly heat the bedroom in winter without turning up the thermostat. Gas bill higher than you would think for such an efficient unit as stated to us. Did not like the Gas Stove, was not given an option of Electric.

Project manager was not helpful with any of my concerns

Customer Service fell off drastically the last 6 too 8 weeks before closing. The change of assignment to Beazer staff did not provide the Customer Service we expected. It also affected the quality of work on the home.

I have found the experience frustrating. I was rushed to close and had issuers that needed to be fixed and addressed that I am still dealing with. I have to call repeatedly to get a response. When we met I got reassured things would be addressed and fixed but it’s been 11 days and I have heard nothing. I do not feel comfortable so far. Maybe it will improve but I would not close until things are done right.

Be aware of verbal commitments. Not in writing, they will not back it up.