Bloomfield Homes Reviews in Dallas, TX

Overall my experience was not all bad, i love the design and spaces in each room. Workmanship was not all great, after closing its been hard getting contractors to fix issues, a lot of things needed to br fixed, but really slow on getting them fixed.

I wouldn't buy another home from Bloomfield. They are selling houses, and building houses so fast that their quality has gone into the toilet. Sloppy work everywhere, electrical, painting, roofing, you name it. I confronted the "builder" and said that it appears that the trades people don't have much pride in their work. He said they're being pushed to complete jobs so fast that they don't have time. I guess they don't have time to do a good job. I've been in the house for over a month now and I'm still waiting for someone to fix certain items that have been outstanding for many months. The process is definitely broken. ... More

Builder cannot finish as promised (house came without study room shelves, without ordered garage doors, no door knobs, etc

I put earnest money down in November for a February completion date. The tilework, flooring, and framework appeared to have been rushed. I have had numerous repair requests in the past two months. The construction manager is responsive and timely to repair requests. Pam (in the sales office) is amazing and a plethora of knowledge. I wish she was my sales rep.

The process started off great!... everything went smoothly from contracts, picking out colors, brick, etc. but after the house was being built there was issues that we noticed that windows at front wasn’t centered and the column at back porch half of the wood was hanging over the concrete pad. We addressed it with our sales person and he got real upset telling us this is why he doesn’t like buyers to see the house until it finished. Finally got the project manager phone number to address the work with him. He said will look into it and fixed the issues. 2 days before closing for our final walk through a lot of work was still needed to be done, landscape wasn’t done, but weather didn’t help, the interior of house, floors weren’t completed, incomplete paint, etc. no big deal! Finally closed on house project manager none existent does not return calls and you have issue at that point you have to go through warranty, getting people back after is hard, you send in work orders half get completed other don’t call. I would not recommend Bloomfield homes in heartland, ... More

When shown the completed hone, things did not work correctly such as the garbage disposal and the internet connection. There was actually a short in the internet connection that has to be fixed. In addition, there was supposed to be internet connections placed in certain rooms and was not. The hallway light fixture was missing. Also, the light fixture in the food pantry fell off. The upstairs bedroom is cold as ice no matter the temperature on the thermostat. Base paint was missing in some areas as well. Many things are wrong and definitely affected our trust to build with this company again.

The selling team was fantastic. Delivering a complete product to us was a bit of a disappointment. Out home was not ready upon move-in, although the contracting team had over a month to finish obvious buildout items. The walkthrough that was hosted was another disappointment with over 20 major items to replace or repair. Now 44 days after closing the punch list from the walkthrough is still not complete. Cute house, Really wish that the turnover would have been a more positive experience.

We recently moved to Texas and really like the area we settled into. The Bloomfield home looked great at first glance. But after living in the house for a month we have had numerous electrical problems, laziness in flooring and mostly you can tell that these issues are mostly because of a lack of pride in workmanship. These houses are thrown up and have little to no regard for the house while they are being built. All the windows and doors are left open for weather and animals while these home are being built. The home is beauty but I can tell that the quality of work was low

One to move in into the neighborhood in December 2018. Rain for the next pilot brings in mud to the back yard and side of the building. Also, the next day after we move in, we discover that one of the wood panel on the gate has a hole. I contacted the person who we were told to contact. It's been almost three months now. No movement has been made. I really feel like once you close they dont care what happens.

We will reach out to the gentleman that walked with us and ask when he expects to complete his punch list. We also need to reach out to the warranty department we have three windows with broken seel. So far we are happy with the home.

GOOD MORNING I have 7 more things on my list to be fix. SOMR HOLES YOU CAN SEE. I would love to see these things DONE before Christmas!!! Please come and fix the holds they left in my bathrooms, I very tire of my 75 year old husband shoving mud every time it rain. I hope I can get a Pressure wash before Christmas. Its been muddy and dirty since Day one. I paid for a Half of Million home, I deserve a Half a Million Home.

This was our first time buying a new build and it was a frustrating experience. There were several things that were not communicated that we wouldn't have known to ask. When we did have questions, the team was not responsive. Even now that we've moved it, when we point something out we are told that's how its supposed to be but then after looking at it, they will say they will send someone to fix it.

Poor communication and poor quality of materials for the price of the house.

I had a great salesman but the builder is horrible. I have been in my home for 3 months and I’m still waiting for issues that were pointed out prior to closing to be corrected. Bloomfield homes are amazing but the people I’ve worked with give them a bad name.

We have moved almost a month ago and lots of things are not fixed yet- we are still messaging builders to fix things . Looks like should have go for different builder.

Initially we thought the entire experience had been great. However, upon moving in there were several things that caused us to lose some of the excitement. When the internet company came to establish service it was found that the outside coax home run wires were missing. When I spoke to Leeroy about the issue I was initially told, “that’s your home now you have to contact everyone directly.” While I understand this fact, it had only been a few days since closing and this was an issue that should have been noticed by the builder. We contacted the builder(Floyd) who advised us to contact the electrician directly. Once the electrician came out it was discovered that the brickers bricked over the necessary wires. The Sheetrock was cut and we have been waiting over three weeks and still have not received any correspondence as to when it will be replaced and painted. We also discovered a crack in our tub that was caulked instead of replaced. The garage structure also has a large crack that was painted over. We still love our home, however these issues have left a sense of distrust in the builder. ... More

We bought a home from Bloomfield in April of 2023. The house looks nice but immediately after moving in it became clear that the quality of materials used and the quality of the labor hired to build it were subpar, especially at this price point. Within 6 weeks we’ve noticed cracked sinks, peeling paint, defective tiles, damage to our front door that was identified during the pre-closing inspection and still not addressed. Everything is made of particle board rather than actual wood and some trim in the kitchen is already peeling. The sales manager, Chris, is a pleasant guy and I genuinely appreciate his efforts to help us post purchase. Unfortunately, whoever actually oversaw this home being built (I believe his name is Brad) did a poor job. My gut feeling is that I will ultimately need to fix these things myself, which defeats the point of buying a new house in the first place. ... More

Bloomfield Homes Maplewood 2 is a subdivision where they feel we should receive less than the others home like Tree-farms, Daniel Farm. We should receive all the same type of attention and what we ask for at the time of picking out our design. Every home should not all look alike! When someone build a home other shouldn’t be allowed to go into their home while being built! Project management shouldn’t sign off anything unless.. they have actually checked it! More attention need to be made and making sure the buyer are happy and satisfied. The contract workers doesn’t care where they leave their trash! Portal podding on owner grass…not unacceptable! Worker digging hole in owner grass and no one knows why. Outside lights doesn’t work and once again…no one have time or care. Quality should always be before quantity…period! Find a professional interior designer who knows how to pick color and trimmed to bring out people home! Communicate is very poor and still don’t understand why we couldn’t have Cedar garage like the other Bloomfield home. I feel great division… we should have two walkthrough and 90 days for repairs that wasn’t completed!!! I could go on and on but will stop!!! ... More

Expensive and cheap material

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,

I have raised lot of concerns when buying home , which was not fixed by builder and even after purchase I sent him all the picture but he never fixed it , builder was awful in fixing issues and I didn’t feel quality was that great .

Houses poorly made. Material is cheap. Still waiting for my screens to be put on. Garage (concert) unfinished. Shower floor is chipping. Kitchen Cabinets drawers (two) fell off the roller making it hard to open & close. I was told the floors were real hardwood I dnt think they are. The toilet (I have 3) were the cheapest toilets BF could. I already replaced 1, i will be replacing the other 2. Made a report got no response.

Brand new home, but after 3 months here is the truth. December-February 1. Three rooms in the house do NOT heat well at all. They are freezing, causing my electric bill to go up. I told them about it during the walk through the response I got was...”well that’s a north facing room “ 2. Laminate flooring is bowing and fells like a trampoline in some spots. Their response was “it’s supposed to move as the house moves” 3. Carpet is already worn down. Also every room has a st least 1 or more places with a seam, and you can see them and feel them when you walk on it 4. The louver vents can be heard anytime a breeze goes by. Sounds like anilmals are trying to nest in them. 5. Caulking and paint. Let just say they got lazy on this part 6. Not very energy efficient even though they claim to be. 7. Windows suck!!!!! Major draft problems. Oh and they have been out to “fix” them 8. Doorbell sounds like toy kitchen pots and pans banging together 9.Landscape- the mulch has pretty much disappeared 10. I can’t fit 2 cars in my driveway and I have an extended garage. I think you get my point. Cheap materials. Cheap labor. Cheap home. I love the design, but I’m just waiting for things to fall apart probably right after the warranty runs out of course ... More

Cheap materials Response time is slow. Terrible service overall!

Warranty is not very good.,Have problem with the roof but they tell us as long it's not leaking it doesn't matter what it looks, like have ridges from ply wood not seated or warped bad craftsmanship.Seems Bloomfield does not care how their homes look like.