Bloomfield Homes Reviews in Fort Worth, TX

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

Attention to basic detail is lacking There were expected construction delays in building the home and now that we are in the home, we are noticing multiple issues most small. There were statements made prior to closing, specifically to the SEER rating on the HVAC that were unsubstantiated. we were told the home was supposed to have a 16 SEER unit and were told they weren't available, i checked with the manufacturer to find this did not appear to be true. Instead, Bloomfield made the statement that we would get a 15 SEER 'equivalent' unit. I asked for documentation on how equivalency was calculated Bloomfield was unwilling or unable to supply the information I requested. The results were Bloomfield installed a 14 SEER unit and made no adjustment to the cost. With each milestone of the construction process there were obvious cost saving adjustments and poor workmanship. In my opinion the framing was sloppy, and, in some cases, a questionable and unprofessional patchwork was done to correct these issues. The roofing was poorly done. Roof line edges are crooked, flashing was done incorrectly and now 6 weeks into our occupancy the roof is leaking. there were multiple adjustments we needed to point out to Bloomfield to have them corrected before it was too late. some corrections were: - the color and type of stone on the house. - grout colors - electrical light placements - they installed a breaker box with potential recall issues. i am required to follow-up with an electrician to ensure the box is safe. - placement of the irrigation system back-flow valve. - Placement of the side gate - caulking i took pictures of all these issues so they are well documented. i would be surprised if this review appears on the Bloomfield web site. ... More

They really do communicate with you and are very patient with you on changes I would do it again

For what we pay for these homes, I feel a lot is slap together We received keys for the home told that masters open all doors. I have small children in the house and we are still waiting for keys to unlock and lock the attic spaces in there bedrooms no urgency…

Bloomfield is a large builder here in the metroplex and it would be best if they had a central home center to make your decisions regarding all your options (choices). Some things we were not aware of.

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.

I would say that my over all experience with Bloomfield was good. I have some doubts that the use of Dryline External sheathing is very good quality. Other builders in my area are using better quality sheathing. Could be a supply chain issue. I get the impression Dryline is just cheaper. The sales people I dealt with were at times quite annoying. In the finishes process I wondered if they were sales people or the budget police. It was quite strange at times. Over all I would say Bloomfield is a quality company. A deal is a deal in a time when many builders are not honoring contracts. I would definitely use Bloomfield again. ... More

The buying process was almost flawless. Unfortunately, two of the tubs placed in my home has stains in them as well as there are some areas that looks to be rushed jobs. There was something wasted on my carpet and a couple of panels/baseboards broken and installed.

It was a once in a lifetime experience for me.

It was a pleasure working with the sales and building staff. They made the process seamless and enjoyable. They walked me through the entire process. I would highly recommend the Bloomfield Star Ranch team. I would build my forever home with them again!

They will not care about you it’s all about business. Once you sign the contract their attitude will change

I am so in love with my house. Each day I fall more in love with my floor plan. I built the Hawthorne II plan and I can’t say enough good things about it. My builder Chet is amazing, knowledgeable, quick in responding to questions and follow-up. I don’t know how he keeps up with everything, but he does. He’s exceptional. Francine and her office team are the best. I feel at home and I know I made the right choice building with Bloomfield. Star Ranch is beautiful and quiet just like I had imagined and prayed for. I’ve met some really nice people here. I thought this was my retirement home, but Bloomfield is building up the street “Coyote Crossing “ , those 1/2 ace and acre lots have me making future plans. I only recommend things if they’ve truly met or exceeded my expectations, I can truly say Bloomfield has done that. My friends and family that have visit….all have fallen in love with my house/home and subdivision. ... More

My wife and I looked at homes from several builders and Bloomfield appeared to be in the top 2 builders for quality from what we could see. It’s hard to judge because when we bought our house, the marker was bad….supplies were low and costs were continuing to go up. However, regardless of costs/market, there’s still some things on our new house that make you go “hmm….is this just cheap or did someone make a mistake?” Overall we are pleased. We like that Bloomfield put a drip system around the foundation as part of their new home packages, which will keep the foundation rock solid for years. That’s a big peace of mind. ... More

The home building process as far as Contract, Selections and any preliminary issues was very good. The actual building of the home took extremely long. Approximately 14 months from contract. this was in part due to a change made by us at the beginning, however the biggest slow down was the shortage of trades to complete the work as well as some material shortages. Overall we are pleased with the house. while I would say it wasn't the best experience, I would do it again and I would recommend Bloomfield Homes.

Neutral not good not bad. Better to add landscaping on front and backyard so don’t need extra work and extra money. Community looks similarities and nice too.

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

We purchased our Bloomfield home at a time when prices were rising and the builder did not provide any incentives. However they used quality building materials and we were always in contact with our sales agent Dona and builder Eric. They always responded to any inquiries we had and our home came up great. We had most of the things we wanted but passed on some upgrades which we were able to do later. The experience was great but the bathrooms were not painted with semi gloss paint which we ended up doing ourselves. That needs standard on all their homes.

Our overall experience has not been as expected, my previous two homes that I had built the process was much smoother. This process ended-up being very stressful and costly at the end. One of the many issues that my wife and I had was that it just took too long to build our house, one year and four months to be exact, that is a long time for a track home to get built. The frustration began, when we went to our in-home consulting meeting with Scott to pick out colors and other add-ons we would like to have in the home. Scott had no idea on how design and colors work, he primarily pointed at available materials, and quoted pricing. We realized that he did not know what he was doing, this caused this process to be extremely stressful and overwhelming. We have also heard this from other homebuyers when we inquired about their experience. We had to go back and forth looking at other homes on the property and web sites like Houzz to consider colors and add-ons which were not offered to us at the time. We are unsure why Bloomfield would not hire someone with some form of interior decorating skills. We also discovered from other home buyers in this community amenities that could been included or possibly upgraded to in our home that were never disclosed to us until after we picked out everything but it end-up being too late to add-on to the home. The other main issue I had was with our construction manager Ryan, it seemed like I was building the house myself, I came by the house a few times a week pointing out issues that he should have notice before me. Which prolonged the process because issues were not being addressed at the time, we brought them to Ryan. An example of this is when we told Ryan about the siding on the rear of the house being off when it was installed. Months went by and it was never addressed. Then a month before we closed, we stopped by, and the entire living room wall had been removed. The contractor said he had no choice because the window frame was the issue and that taking it out was the only way to fix the siding on the window correctly. We also paid for upgraded tile to be installed as the kitchen backsplash. When it was installed, the work was shotty. The grout lines were inconsistent, and the tile was not level. We also brought this up to Ryan at the time of install and at the walk through before closing. He said he would have it resolved by closing. On the day we closed the tile installer was at the house and he was in the process of knocking out a few tiles that he was instructed by Ryan to remove. I walked in as he was removing the tile. I noticed he was only removing a few tiles. The installer stated that he was only here to remove 3 tiles per wall but from his observation that it would only be consistent if it was all removed and replaced. I called Ryan while the installer was here, we discussed what we had previously talked about at the walk through which was to replace the backsplash with the box of tiles that was left over. Ryan stated that he would have to schedule for them to come out to replace the backsplash and that the tile installer that was there was not able to replace the entire backsplash. I advised Ryan that would be fine that we were not planning to move in until the first of the month. After a couple of weeks and no word from Ryan or the tile company to schedule the install, I reached out to Ryan, and he completely did a 180 and stated I ran off the tile installer and it could have been fixed that day. Even after all the frustration and misrepresentation dealing with Ryan, we through our hands up and I gave it one last ditch effort to work with Ryan. I told him I have a tile guy and we were willing to pay him to replace the backsplash but wanted to be reimbursed for the cost of the installation. He stated to me that it would have to be done by has tile company. On the week of our move in we were forced to pay $600 out of pocket to have the tile tore out and replaced at our own expense. Then to add insult to injury, about a week after we moved in, the tile company called to schedule an appointment to replace the tile. As a buyer of a Bloomfield home, we were never informed that we could change construction manager. If we knew that was a possibility I would have switched to Tim. From talking with him and seeing other homes that he has completed he has a better handle on his trades and the completion of the homes. Overall, we have a beautiful home, great neighbors and happy with our home. We are hope that we will remain so. ... More

I need for Bloomfield homes to take responsibility for my roof leaking. The roofer doesn’t seem to know if it is fixed or not. The insulation is mildewing in the walls and attic. If my family gets sick, everyone will know about Bloomfield Homes.

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

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!

Bloomfield Homes was so great to work with! Happy homeowners over here!

I loved the ease of building my home! The weekly update emails were great, the final walk through went so well and everything was explained perfectly!

My wife and I could always ask questions and get answers throughout the building process. We were kept updated throughout the process even during delays caused by covid. And the builder was quick to respond and take care of a couple issues that came after closing.

Happy with our home and they did well with communication.