Bloomfield Homes Reviews in Dallas, TX

Great home, just issues found prior to closing still not being addressed.

In-spite of the waiting time it was worth the wait. The house was an adjustment as it is much more open spaced and less in the way of walls which made placing furnishings somewhat difficult as how we arranged the house. We adjusted. Overall it was a great option for us. And btw we are glad to be a part of the Texas tradition.

Patricia is the best ..... Bloomfield takes it all. I ll definitely come back for our next home...somewhere down the line.

If you are have a home built from the ground up, check as often as possible to ensure things are done correctly. If you are not sure what right, have someone who know to help out. Even with COVID-19 some things could have been handled better. Overall the home is beautiful,

Poor Design center. Too small and cluttered. Design center in Frisco was in upstairs room. Difficult/impossible for Handicap clients to access.

We said no to a neighborhood solely because we did not like the welcome we received at another Bloomfield property. Until we met Patrice, we didn’t even notice how unenthusiastic the other person was. Patrice literally pulled us in like we were family and made us feel welcomed from the start. Chuck kept us informed and made sure our concerns and questions were answered. Union Park is a lovely neighborhood, but the people in the office and at the home site made the difference.

The overall buying experience was great. Sara at the model home is wonderful to work with and very good at what she does. We bought in 2020 which came with a year-long crisis no one expected. It was a frustrating process - delay after delay. It took a year for our home to reach completion. During the process, Bloomfield Homes excelled in keeping an open line of communication. They worked hard to get us through every issue that presented itself. Once we moved into our home it met all of our expectations. It was well worth the wait. The level of care that Bloomfield places in craftsmanship and quality is what stood out the most. If you want the custom home feel, without the custom home price, I highly recommend Bloomfield Homes. ... More

Beautiful designs.....I just wish the house was more ready before they schedule closing cost. There are two many to call them back for repair, retouch, fix - have to schedule days off or time off to get them done.

Have to stay on top of things, caught a few errors

I was happy with my experience until 3/4 the way thru the building process. They made a few mistakes that delayed our move in date by a couple of months. The finish work was/ is very sloppy. I’m still cleaning paint, stain, pencil marks off floors, walls etc. Had to get house inspected 2 times because builder did not fix all the mistakes and damage the first time. They installed broken windows, trim , and several of the walls had holes because no door stops. The overall design of the house is great. The finish work is subpar to put it nicely.

The design of the homes are amazing. You get a big bang for you buck.

They have fixed everything we have asked them to.

Love the layout of the house. as I am the lady of the house. I wish guest beth room cabinet should have least some drawers and Shelves. little thinks to make more useful for dally leaving easier. even it cost more people will love .and pay.

Leslie at Paloma Creek was Awesome!! Ryan also has been Great, if I need anything he responds quickly, which I appreciate.

The home buying experience was fast and easy

Great process. Easy from start to finish. Patrice Hopkins is amazing with updates and helping pick out designs and colors for the interior. Chuck Mathes made sure everything was up to standards and fixed everything right away. Couldn’t have asked for a better team to help me build our house.

Overall good experience buying home in Texas, Project manager was very good explaining and response.

We’ve had an ongoing roof leak since we moved in that doesn’t seem will ever get resolved. We have issues with the sod and grade of the backyard that also doesn’t seem likely to be resolved anytime soon. The Warrenty person doesn’t return calls , now that they have our money we’re not a priority anymore, on to the next new buyer. After closing new buyers are not priority. That’s been my experience

David and Carl are awesome.

easy to work with, updates are great, its a new build so of course there will be little things to address but very little and thats what the warranty is for

Even though my process was longer than usual. However, Jeff (manager) and builder (Matt) were extremely helpful , professional taking action promptly . This is my first home, and Im totally happy with Bloomfield Home

Well to start all the houses are SO beautiful & the price you get for them is just really unheard of. I truly LOVE our house it’s a joy to finally be in our forever home!

From the begining with Jeff Seaton in the Sales Office to Matt Jennings as the Project Manager of our beautiful home thru completion the whole BLOOMFIELD HOMES experience was AWSOME !! My SON also owns a beauitful BLOOMFIELD HOME in ARROWBROOKE !!

Sales and construction staff take time to walk through every detail and rapidly responds to buyer's questions or concerns

When I saw the model of this home I loved it! But when I asked the salesman about the process and what I needed to do, he sarcastically said "qualify for the loan" and he went back to what he was doing, That should have been my first clue to leave and not return. But I started the process. I went back to the sales office and was received in the same sarcastic manner until I pointed out to him that I qualified for the loan. Then his attitude changed considerably. He then became the perfect salesman... for a while anyway. He walked me through the model and I shared with him the components I wanted in the home. This all started right at the beginning of the pandemic. Once the framing was up I realized the double oven was left off. When I brought it to his attention, I was told it was too late. That was interesting to me in that I told him originally I wanted one, and I missed checking for it on the paperwork. He also had previously given me examples of how people would add to or change orders and they would be charged a portion up front but that it could be done. Already stressed and a bit overwhelmed, I just let it slide. I asked about a front door I saw on a house in the same neighborhood that I liked and was told it was like a "test" (this may not be the right term) home and that the door could not be used on my home. Fast forward, the door is on two other homes on my street...one is a Primrose just like mine. So was it a test or did they just want to tell me no? The lot I wanted originally was in a different block. I was told that a Primrose can only be built every 3 houses so I couldn't have that lot. There is a Primrose next door to me and one behind me and my neighbor. There are also 2 next door to each other further down the street. It was getting close to closing and I began getting emails from the closing agent to get documents updated and they provided a closing date as well. I was concerned since I had not done a walk-through on the home. I sent an email and the builder and salesperson called me back. They both spoke to me as if I had don't something wrong or was crazy and basically stated that they had not authorized anyone to call me and all that information comes from them. I forwarded the text messages and emails and called the mortgage company and explained to them the issue and they took me off the schedule for the closing. I didn't hear back from the builder or the sales office. I finally closed on the house but it wasn't a magical moment as I had expected. While I really like the design of this home, the quality of the workmanship is not what one would expect in a home in this price range. Within the first week of my move-in I had 2 gas leaks (and I still smell gas), repairs to electrical switches, hot and cold plumbing pipes reversed and installed in the wall incorrectly, some sort of mixing valve had to be replaced that was not working in the master bathroom, landscapers had to come out and redo their work, outdoor lights malfunctioning, gaps and damage to the flooring, damage to wood trim, over cut drywall, sloppy installation of tile work, damaged screen from a break-in prior to closing found in the back yard, sloppy caulking and paint job throughout the house. Then of course I had to take off work or have someone at the house for repairs to be done. Extremely frustrating! I have reported all these concerns to Bloomfield Homes. However, I had to contact the corporate offices due to the builder yelling at me when I was asking questions about the problems I found in my home. He acted as if he was doing me a favor by even building the house. Some of the work has been done and some is scheduled to be done in a few weeks. Throughout this home building and buying process I was treated like a low-class citizen by the representatives of Bloomfield Homes. I was yelled at, talked down to, and demeaned. I had to eventually remind the builder that he wasn't giving me this home ... I was paying for the home! When I look back on the whole ordeal it really bothers me and I am constantly trying to answer the question, why was I treated this way? Is it because I am a single, African American female or maybe this is how they treat single women period. I wish I had paid attention to the red flags, and found another house with a different builder. ... More