Beazer Homes Reviews in Washington, VA

Very bad experience with the builder's representative, very pushy and unprofessional in communications.

From day one, this experience has been marked by deflection, evasion, and a clear imbalance of power. I wasn’t allowed to inspect the home before committing — issues like a cracked garage slab and mismatched fixtures were only visible through windows. David blocked walkthroughs, and when I canceled, Keith refused to commit to any timeline. Despite that, Beazer deposited my earnest money before the end of my 5-day review window — and then forced me to wait weeks for a refund based on non-existent contract clauses. After reluctantly restarting the process, things only got worse post-closing. HVAC miswiring was discovered — my outdoor unit was connected to a neighbor’s breaker, something Beazer denied until we proved it ourselves. HVAC still doesn’t cool properly, and it's now confirmed that Beazer installed 2-ton units in ~30 of the largest Phase 2 condos, while Phase 1 homes got proper 5-ton systems. When we raised this, they fell silent. I’ve received no engineering review, no duct correction, and no explanation. To make matters worse, Beazer still controls HVAC access months after closing, likely running down the 10-month warranty clock while homeowners remain in limbo. Their field rep, Manuel, dismissed serious appliance failures (e.g., microwave burning rice, oven failing to toast) by suggesting I “buy a rice cooker” or “get a toaster” — all while KOAM confirmed the issues but offered no fix. Emails to Beazer's production team, customer care, and even the NHCC go unanswered. When they respond, it’s with vague statements or handoffs that lead nowhere. The HOA turnover has also been stalled, despite the legal occupancy threshold being met over six months ago. This isn’t about small cosmetic issues. It’s about how a national builder weaponizes process to dodge accountability — from contract to construction to warranty. If you’re considering Beazer, read their glossy promises, then ask what happens when something breaks. Because when it does, you’re on your own. ... More

You read the title. Everything in the home within the first month has garnered scrutiny due to the absolute lack of quality control. Maybe slow your production and revenue stream in favor of customer satisfaction. I heard there’s a buyer’s market on the horizon…would hate to have bad reviews when that comes along.

This home was not ready for closing. Too many issues which I am still trying to get fixed. Things pointed out during pre construction and pre drywall were never fixed. Options paid for but installation is atrocious. I have paid good money to try to address design deficiencies because of your minimal cutting corners on the hvac. Mold and condensation should not be present a week before closing. Multiple missing or poor workmanship everywhere and now Beazer wants me to be the person who has to know what is missing or wrong to get Beazer to do anything. I am disgusted with the lack of quality or concern with these contractors hired by you who are not supervised and who come in and do fixes after first install. I am not the site manager. I have worked and saved for 2 years to get this house and feel I have overpaid for an incompetent builder. 6 weeks in and my yard is rotting or dead since day one and hvac mold and condensation, cabinet installation, broken appliances, not having appliances I paid for, busted flooring, oak stair collapse, front door replacement will cost $4400 because of gaps and poor framing, incomplete paint job, can’t use the stove because the hood was stalled without brackets and damaged my cabinets, even the tree was planted in the wrong place. Hvac system is inadequate for the size and location of the house so upstairs can be 78 and the second floor can be 72 even with damper closed and ever possible way to get air upstairs. Minisplit $7000 to compensate for a builders cut corner. Lied to my face about the tonnage that should have been installed. No one takes responsibility for this? ... More

Worst experience of my life. Not much else to say

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.

Beazer isn't worried about building a quality home. They immediately after closing turn you over to the warranty department and any problems are ignored.