Bloomfield Homes Reviews in Fort Worth, TX

Bloomfield has the worst workmanship I’ve ever had! I’ve bought homes from KB homes, Richmond Homes, And Seeno homes, by far Bloomfield is the worst! You can see all the drywall tape, patching on walls door trim damages and baseboards damages! This is a new home and I am the first owner, but this home looks like someone lived here before damaged a bunch of stuff and they hired Mexicans from Home Depot’s parking lot to fix it!

Our house took 13 months to complete, was only supposed to take 6. Communication from the sales and builder side is awful. We didn't have a closing date until 2 days before we actually closed. End product of home was great, and they stand by their warranty but they need new sales staff and much better communication.

I bought the house because I knew I liked it from looking at photos online and reviewing the price. When I arrived at the community, the people working the sales office tossed us keys to a few houses and told me to take a look. A couple of those houses were 75-100k outside of my stated price range so they either weren't listening to me or they didn't care. I also had trouble getting basic answers to questions from them during the closing process. They were nice enough people, but I don't understand what they actually do there or why they are being paid.

I do not wish the sales rep Fran on anyone. She looses all paperwork never remembers any. Basically had to send her screen shots to get my paperwork correct. As for Material home is great but the fence is horrible the first day in we had to start putting out money for it. We are 30 days in and over $600 that the builder would not fix. Its very bad. I have contacted warrity but no response.

We bought a home that had been finished for approximately 8 months. The list of major things that were wrong with the house upon the walkthrough were way too numerous given the length of time there was available to fix things. Leaking sprinklers, windows are not evenly set, gaps in the floor, holes in the floor, air vents hanging from the ceiling and the list goes on. Bloomfield was slow to fix the issues until a lengthy email was sent about all of the issues and referring to the house in a negative manner. We will never buy another Bloomfield home.

Started with one good sales agent, the agent then left and was replaced by a terrible one. Never would I imagine you would have to pull teeth to buy a house in a market where inventory is sitting vacant. The agent made the whole process annoying and terrible and still never met the agent given the agent was on vacation, again, the day I picked up my keys. Still have my name wrong and get contacts from people looking for someone that doesn't live here, thanks for that fun conversation with every one of the waranty people. I can only hope the commission went to the people that actually did the work, but that likely didn't happen. Craftsmanship is what you would expect from a builder that is just trying to get houses up and done. Not great but passable. I am a natural skeptic, so I cant tell you if they are trustworthy. Plenty of things in my experience that showed they are in the business to make money not be your friend. So trustworthy(ish). I'll post this with the display name simply because yall still dont have it right. ... More

Construction manager was let go during the build process and we were never told. We had to continually ask for a status. Once we closed we didn’t receive a welcome package. We had to ask how does warranty service does work. We were never told Ranger offered free automation. Every time we asked questions we were made to feel like we were a burden on them. Once we moved in we were unaware there was a small gas leak in the fireplace. All the network jacks we had requested were installed with phone jacks. When we brought it up to warranty service guy he rejected it because he said it would cost Bloomfield money. I had to contact VP of Bloomfield just to get a resolution. The only person always cheerful and very helpful was Audrey, design consultant. ... More

My wife and I were very excited about the house but as we came by every week to check the construction progress, we started to get worried. Many issues the project manager was missing and we felt that if it wasn't because we were making them aware, they wouldn't even noticed. Don't trust the process! Check yourself weekly to make sure everything is to your plans. Cabinets are a joke specially if you order them white. We paid almos 4k upcharge for deluxe package and got regular plain cabinets that has been service 4 times already. Very disappointing process and the lack of communication made it worst. Trying to get a hold of someone that can help is very difficult and the person they hire at the office is clueless 90% of the time. ... More

Before closing there were a lot of promises kept to repair issues that were found, after closing I was advised to create a list of repair items. It has now been also 90 days after closing and I still have yet to have all lf the repairs issue acknowledged and or fixed. The project manager tends to deny every issue that I find and tried to state that any issue found would.not be fixed until the 1 year inspection after I read the warranty document that states that I should be getting issues fixed as soon as possible. My sod is dead and I advised the project manager as such and have been getting the run around due to the warranty that expired for the sod 30 days before I closed, the landscapers stated they are no liable due to time frame and it is up to the builder to resolve. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would give a 1.5, there is absolutely to communication, I have had to tell the project manager to give me the information for the vendors in hopes that this will expedite repairs but instead they still go back and forward about who is responsible to repair each item. I am starting to feeling like I need to seek outside assistance in order to get my issues resolved because no one seems to listen or care about the issues that are still under warranty. ... More

There were a lot of promises about quality and service and the more I live on my house the more I realized they cut corners or that things were done at the promised expectations. Awful service by the “partners” or prepaid services our builder choose. Really bad communication or notice. The only good service we received was by the construction manager that was extremely polite and detailed when we did the walk thru for the property. When we actually took over the property it was really dirty, nothing got repainted not fixed, mud stains in the floor, paint sprayed on the side of the brick wall, unsealed windows, paint on the windows and baseboards. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone to purchase a house with Bloomfield unless they are not on a rush. ... More

We had a poor experience with this builder. We had many concerns with the way the work crews were treating our property including drinking alcohol on the work premise. Our concerns were never truly addressed and we were given answers stating that our GC barely had enough time to view our house 1 time a week if that due to the number of houses he had to oversee. We were also told that our site was not as bad as the other houses down the road. I feel like Bloomfield didn't properly oversee the construction of our home and with that we still have issues that we are trying to have resolved after moving in 4 months ago. ... More

Not at all what we thought it would be for our first time buying a home. Landscaping is horrible tons of rocks under the sod. Water doesn’t drain on one side of the house. Still waiting to get some things repaired. The builder knows that the contractors do SLOPPY work and they drink on the job which is bad all together beer bottles be everywhere. Still waiting to hear back from the warranty department.. Love the home but poor quality no insulation in the walls at all you can hear every move somebody makes and when the toilet is flushed upstairs. POOR quality and nobody cares cause it’s not their money being spent cause it’s ours. ... More

Would've used another builder had I known better...

Hunters Ridge community has a serious field mice infestation that needs to be addressed by Bloomfield. They seem to think providing a few rat traps is the answer. I would not recommend doing business with this home builder based on my experience dealing with the sales manager Jack and his assistant who did not want to give me keys to our new home after closing in front of my realtor.

Both the sales consultant and builder failed to communicate pertinent information during the construction of the home. Many assumptions were made regarding design, construction, and even internet capability, but at no point was I notified of any changes that would impact me. If there was a foreseeable or discoverable issue it was Bloomfield’s responsibility to convey this information so that I, the consumer, could make an informed decision.

I am having a hard time in seeing the quality of Bloomfield homes. While installing landscape lighting in the flower bed, I found trash below the mulch. It was full of brick and stone debris from the construction of the house, as well as water bottles and food wrappers. Whatever dirt was on the trim on the inside and outside of the house was never cleaned, it was just painted over. The trim around the front door was also gouged from where they brought things into the house and was just painted over. The caulking on the patio looks like a child did it, there is more caulk on both sides of the joint then there is in the joint. Overall I am very disappointed. ... More

The builder's workers provided sub-par and damaged material, examples are the soaking tub has repaired holes in the side of the tub, the countertops are scratched and patched in multiple places, a leak in a vent was pointed out multiple times and not fixed. The toilet seats were damaged by the workers' use. Zero storage in the entire house, even the small attic space was consumed by the air conditioners being placed in an L shape around the ladder to the attic preventing access to any portion of the attic. Gaps under and around all external doors, back door was damaged to make it fit. Side gate won't close without hitting the house. All pointed out during the inspection and walkthrough. The air conditioning intake vent was placed in the study instead of the hall and caused stress on the system so a half wall was created as a study wall/door. Security system guys that Bloomfield partnered with could not install due to incompatible garage door equipment (cheapest possible). Cameras in the back could not be set up because there is no elec switch to connect the system to at the backdoor. Garage door openers not setup or functioning. Was told to contact the garage company. The staircase carpet was damaged with dripping stains because the railing was stained while attached to the wall. The Internet company had to make adjustments to normal installation due to corners cut. They expected to find the smart homes connection box inside the master bedroom closet. AT&T and Ranger made adjustments to connect services in the garage. ... More

I have unfortunately learned a hard lesson having a home built by Bloomfield. There has been many mistakes made resulting in a poor quality home. From drywall coming down in garage from a roof leak, to upgrades that were mismanaged & completed wrong. This build should be used by Bloomfield management as a case study to better understand the state of the company. I challenge Bloomfield to convince me to do business with them again. The Warranty department has reached out & started the process of fixing the quality issues. If warranty can pull this off, I will be sending out emails to upper management giving full credit to warranty for potentially saving a future costumer. I understand that there is currently more customers than ability to build, this will not always hold true. Companies should never compromise the present believing the future is Guaranteed. ... More

very arrogant, and incompetent person running the local watersbend office. Lack of information in a timely fashion and transparency

Almost a month and a half and still dealing with builder to finish issues with my new home. We supposed to be enjoying our home but still frustrated cause we still dealing with repairs.

Poor workmanship. Slow response to issues. Submitted problems with sidewalk and never got a response. Do not trust the contractors to fix the repairs correctly. Would never purchase a Bloomfield home again.

Do not trust ANYTHING that the community manager at Star Ranch tells you. Get EVERYTHING in writing -- and I mean EVERYTHING, down to the very last, most minute detail. If not, you will be very upset when things don't go how you were told they would, and the community manager denies saying any of it. The homes are beautiful, when finished, but the mess that is made during construction is absurd. I can't even begin to tell you how much garbage, half-eaten food, beer cans and bottles, and whatnot we found throughout our house during the build process. When confronted about it, the community manager acts incredibly surprised, like this has never happened before (even though EVERY SINGLE PERSON IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD SAYS IT HAPPENED TO THEM TOO!!!), and denies that it could in any way, shape, or form have been caused by Bloomfield employees or contractors working on behalf of Bloomfield. I am also fairly certain that the majority of that garbage is now laying directly under my sod, instead of being removed from the property. I have been picking up trash and rocks since we moved in, and there appears to be no end in sight. We were told there would be a gas water heater -- what was installed was an electric water heater. We were told afterward that this was because of venting issues (nowhere to vent it in this floor plan). Which is an outright lie, as the water heater is adjacent to an exterior wall. Additionally, the price of my home included the cost to run the gas line that was installed. If this floor plan required an electric water heater, Bloomfield would have known not to install a gas line specifically for the water heater. We were also told that the railing on our stairs was going to be an open wrought iron banister. We arrived to find a flat sheet of drywall (super decorative, I know). When we asked about it, we were told that that was a premium upgrade, and we could pay extra for it, and it would delay closing by a couple of weeks. All of this after specifically asking if that was going to be a standard part of this home (multiple times) and being re-assured that it was (multiple times). Then we had some flooring that was supposed to be re-configured before closing. Came in the day before closing, and the flooring had not been changed. Home inspector found some shotty roofing work, with improperly sealed roof penetrations and damaged shingles -- great quality work from their roofing contractor. I also had to spend some time adjusting all of the cabinet doors and hardware through the whole house once we got in, because EVERYTHING was crooked. My yard is not smooth or even, probably because of all of the rocks and trash under the sod. When I called Bloomfield corporate to address these issues as they were occurring, I was basically told I could take my earnest money and walk away from the purchase. They had no desire to work with me to resolve any of these issues. They know that in this market, if you walk away, someone else is just going to buy it anyway. Bloomfield does not care about you. They care about the sale. ... More