Beazer Homes Reviews

Do not buy color package. Go through Tesla! My AC doesn’t work and I am paying a mortgage including solar that is not doing anything! The company they had came a week later, then went bankrupt and no answer on the new company! Do not purchase. This not efficient home! I have a battery and solar doing nothing and the company has zero answers. Can we say lawyer time?

We just moved in to a new Beazer home 3 years ago, started noticing problems after problems, doors are not closing properly, the cabinets installed are cracking. We are out of luck after one year warranty. Not very happy with the quality of the products that installed. Beazer home warranty is so quick in saying you are out of warranty.

Beazer Homes in Queen Creek Arizona, Harvest Queen Creek is an incompetent home builder. After the punch list was created at Closing, two full pages of issues. It took two years to try to get Beazer's Home Warranty to complete these issues. Beazer's employees in home warranty in my subdivision who were supposed to complete these issues, Beazer went through 6 or 7 people. Either Beazer fired them, or they quit because it was overwhelming issues to resolve for each home. The warranty issues due to Beazer being an incompetent builder. Furthermore, I had to pursue the next series of home warranty issues that weren't resolved from start to finish with the next person, then repeat over and over and over.

I have a very bad experience with Beazer's Home Builder and Warranty specialist. They are simply denying the faucet leak from base issue and grading issues.

WE had a home built by Beazer in 2025. We had to reschedule closing twice because of numerous defects found on walkthrough. They had installed the wrong faucets throughout the house. We chose satin nickel at the design studio but when we arrived at the house found polished chrome fixtures installed. The construction manager insisted they were the correct fixtures. I had to go back to the studio to prove him wrong. The wood flooring installed had terrible stains and scratches throughout the house.

I had a very difficult experience with Beazer Homes involving a new construction purchase, financing issues, and a disputed $50,000 deposit. The matter went to arbitration, and after the case closed, Beazer returned my deposit. Based on my experience, I would strongly recommend that buyers have an independent attorney review Beazer's purchase agreement, financing contingency terms, deposit provisions, preferred lender process, HOA document deadlines, and arbitration clause before signing. I personally would not choose to do business with them again.

We had many issues with our new Beazer home. Major leak in the primary bathroom that took over a month to fix. Smashed vents in the attic. Dehumidifier was never turned on for months which resulted in high humidity in the house. We continue to have issues with our loud AC unit that Beazer and their contractor Airtron failed to fix within the 2 year warranty. They state that it cools the house so it's fine but it wakes us up throughout the night by shaking and rattling the primary wall. Their customer service is terrible, especially dealing with Karen ** (Director of Customer Care). She's rude and truly doesn't care. I will never buy a Beazer home again. Low quality and cheap materials throughout the house and many of our walls are not even straight.

Inspected a house for a homeowner. Found the bath fan on the upstairs bathroom installed right above the door when you enter and not over the toilet. Found three light switches in the bathroom. One light switch turned the light in the bathroom. The other two in the bathroom did nothing. We located the electrical switch for the bath fan, in another room in the house behind a door. Found the AC closet, not completely sealed off to the attic space causing high humidity issues, mildew and mold to build up over the last several years. The family members had reported illness by a doctor caused by this sick home. Their quality control manager said there was nothing wrong. Refused to fix anything. Then tried to talk to me like I didn’t know what I was talking about. They have very poor quality control and unwilling to fix the errors in the homes done by their mistakes that they did on the build.

If I could give a zero star, I would. Do yourself a favor and do not purchase a Beazer home. We purchased ours on December 31, 2025, and have had numerous issues with the home. The work appears to be mediocre at best. No AC unit working (we live in Phoenix, AZ!!!!!). Waiting a month for a new unit to be installed, and still no AC in the horizon. Issues with the shower panels. Had a man come look at them and said they all need to be replaced as water is going into the walls. They refuse to replace the screen door that keeps falling off in spite of having it replaced on three different occasions.

Recently, we noticed that one of our windows was directing a concentrated beam of sunlight onto our neighbor's home, burning and distorting their siding. I contacted Beazer Homes Warranty department and was told that they do not cover solar reflection. While I understand that if this was normal reflection, the window is acting similar to a magnifying glass. I have checked multiple homes similar to mine that face the same direction and none of them create this problem. I even had an exterior film designed to eliminate the reflection installed on the windows- that lessened the temperature of the contact point slightly but there still is a concentrated contact point.

We closed on our home in October 2023 and we have had so many issues. From cabinets doors literally falling off in the kitchen after a couple of months, grass that will not join together/grow because it was just laid over rock, window seals all crumbling, door knobs constantly falling off, plumbing issues, furnace issues…. all of which have been addressed before our one year warranty walk through and the only thing ever truly remedied is the cabinet faces that fell off. We are now being told Beazer can “wipe their hands” off it, even though we have been having ongoing conversations with them over some of the bigger issues since before the 1 year, because it’s past time where it’s their issue. I would RUN far from any build done by them.

Where do I start? The company does terrible finish work, no craftsmanship, tons of issues from closing to warranty. Things were not even close to complete at closing, side yard was not finished, Microwave didn't work, Water meter cover was about two foot below grade. Paint, trim and drywall finishes the worst, landscapers didn't add plants to the unfinished side for over 8 months. Warranty team will just close tickets based on what contractors tell them. Most of the workers do not speak any english and many have told myself and other homeowners they are not here legally. None of these people work for Beazer of course since they sub out absolutely everything, so no culpability.

Hire Your Own Inspector! I was very disappointed with the sound insulation in my Beazer Homes condo, specifically between the party walls. Normal everyday noises from the neighboring unit—conversations, TV, footsteps, and even phone calls—are clearly audible inside my home. This goes far beyond what I would consider acceptable for a multi-family condo and significantly affects privacy and quality of life. I expected proper soundproofing and construction standards. Unfortunately, the lack of adequate sound insulation makes it feel like the walls are paper-thin. This is especially frustrating given the purchase price paid for the home.

Beazer Home Sandpiper Cove Delaware. Don't bother buying...attention to detail is non existent. The new fangled water heaters (they must have gotten a good mass buy on) are flawed and leaking even after 3 plumber visits to correct. Toilets not set right, loose sliding door handles, inferior painting and caulking, scratched tub, window frames not sanded before painting. Clothes dryer didn't work right off the bat. etc.

Low quality home, no quality control. Very poor painting for both interior and exterior. Paint is already peeling in some spots. Excessive nail pops. I understand that some are normal. Roof shingle damage and some were not nailed properly causing them to blow off. Media cabinet installed upside down. Door jambs split near the latch. Door trim was low quality or damaged and then painted over. Make sure to hire your OWN inspector.

I purchased a paired patio home from Beazer Homes in Westfield in May 2017, and my experience has been awful. I noticed significant heating and cooling problems. During the winter, the upstairs loft was consistently 8 degrees warmer than the downstairs, rendering it almost useless. In the summer, the entire house becomes uncomfortably hot. Even with the thermostat set to 73 degrees, I struggle to maintain a cool environment, often seeing temperatures rise above 77 degrees, despite having darkened windows.

Horrible customer service. Do not keep their word on fixing a certain products. Would not recommend to purchase a home from them. They change representatives every two months and can’t keep track of the work that needs to be done in a home when a new build is just sold to the customer. They argue with the customer. I had my door replaced and they came and painted it four different times and it still has issues. There is still issues with my home. I’ve been in my home for almost 2 years. They still haven’t completed the year-end report. I would not recommend to buy a home from Beazer. Very crappy customer service. Very crappy home builds. I would go with a different builder. Never purchased from Beazer again

The staff are nice. The one star rating is the lack of quality in their homes! I have owned several condos and I have never heard my neighbors. The design of Beazer Homes has the master suites as party walls. It is like living in a very cheap hotel. I hear everything, I hear each time they close an interior door, every conversation (hot yelling) just normal conversation. Beazer tells me they followed international Sound Transmission Class (STC) codes. They are not willing to test to prove it meets STC standards. I am confident it does not meet STC codes.

Our experience with Beazer Homes has been frustrating from start to finish. First, our home took 18 months to be built, far longer than the original timeline we were given. Throughout the process, communication was lacking, and delays piled up with little explanation. One of the biggest issues is that we were never informed that the left side of our property was on a sewer easement, making it unusable for permanent structures. Despite obtaining HOA approval for a fence, two years later, we are being forced to remove a large section at our own expense because it violated County regulations. This should have been disclosed when selecting our lot, as we likely would have chosen a different one. Instead, we paid a $32k premium for a lot that is largely unusable—restricted on one side by the easement and on the other by Beazer's habit of building on slopes, leaving us with little functional backyard space.

Beazer Homes has no value or quality in their work or ethics. This was the absolute worst buying experience of my life. If you work hard for your money and your dream is to buy a nice home DO NOT BUY with Beazer Homes. From the salesman Justin or Matt **, to the customer service reps, Harry (drives his kid's electric blue Hyundai) Tony + Rick (dumb and dumber) and even the builder Joe. You will have nothing but a bad experience after spending your hard earned money, read ALL of their reviews! If you are currently considering buying from Beazer DON'T. If you currently have a deposit on a home they are building for you CUT YOUR LOSSES NOW and let them keep the deposit. Save yourself from the headache and heartbreak.

I would like to start by saying that my wife and I are older, 76 and 80 respectively, retired, and we were looking to relocate from San Angelo, TX, to an area close to Houston. The reason we chose Houston is because my wife, being a breast cancer survivor, was diagnosed with a recurrence of cancer (something breast cancer survivors are likely to experience). We did some research on home building communities in the Montgomery, TX area, and decided to visit three sites in and around Conroe, TX.

Purchased our home nearly 10 years ago and there hadn’t been a year where a defect, example of poor construction and slapped together work hasn’t been discovered. Recently discovered that because Beazer didn’t create a sufficient venting hole for the dryer, it’s possible that carbon monoxide has been venting in the laundry area in low levels. The tubing or pipe didn’t fit so they shoved it in to make it fit. Causing an accumulation of lint over time preventing proper venting. This is just one item in a series of issues. All I can say is look elsewhere.

This was a hot water leak and was discovered by me not the inspector which this particular home had 2 inspections due to different home mortgages. Mold started. Was building up. It was black in color. Beazer ordered the part. Meanwhile it took 2 weeks. So we were out of hot water from Monday to Friday. With 2 kids and 3 adults and no reimbursements for the inconvenience!

Do NOT buy a Beazer home!!! Their customer care does NOT CARE I've been 42 days with a kitchen sink that did not drain. The problem was that the drainage pipe under the floor was NOT CONNECTED!!!! Water was going into the gravel under the cement floor. After the pipe was fixed, the floor was not. It couldn't be done until "next week"! I told them nicely to shove it. I'm hiring my own floor people and now I'm told that will VOID MY WARRANTY!! REPEAT! DO NOT BUY A BEAZER HOME!!!! HONESTLY, YOU WILL BE SORRY!!!!

Our search for a beautiful, efficient and smart home came to fruition with Beazer at Harborview in Myrtle Beach, SC! We moved there in April and it has been a great decision for us. The opportunity to work with 3 or more of their mortgage companies and select the best was so valuable to us and proved to a valued resource. While our home wasn’t perfect (does prefect really exist) every effort has been made to bring it to perfection. We have had some minor issues with paint touch up etc but nothing major. My husband and I enjoy a cool home and it is amazing that during the hottest days of summer, our home remains cool. And, it gets better, our electric bill is approximately $110 a month cheaper than the bills we experienced at our previous home in Brunswick County, NC. As is with electric other utilities are same.

I am the second owner of a Beazer home. Just had a new roof installed and suddenly my AC stopped working. Found that the refrigerant lines were run from 2nd floor AC to outside compressor right along the roof line with no nail guards. So of course a nail hit the line. I could almost understand a lazy installer skipping nail guards, but how could this have passed any site inspection?

I signed a contract 7/30/23. Promises time December 2023 or January 2024. It's May 29th and I still have no idea of when it will be ready. Since I stated complaining they started cutting corners. My kitchen counter they pieced together two different slabs. Similar home in the section (video) has a single slab. I ask them to fix and they said I have to pay $9500. Since they have to replace it even though they admit it their fault.

If you want a poorly built home, buy a Beazer Home. The contractors they hired are probably the worst/cheapest around. Poorly painted, texture is awful in some areas, roof leaks, window leaks, HVAC issues, door latching issues, poor workmanship around light switches and outlets, squeaking floors, damaged/stained shower tub, the list goes on...

Beware of Beazer Homes: A Nightmare Experience. I'm Tatiana, and I feel compelled to share my horrific experience with Beazer Homes. Our contract with them began in May 2023, accompanied by a hefty $15,000 down payment. Little did we know, this marked the start of a nightmare. Communication Chaos and Lack of Transparency: Despite our persistent inquiries, Beazer neglected to inform us that construction had already commenced on our home. The revolving door of personnel, including managers and builders, left us clueless about the project's progress.

The majority of our yard is on the side of the house and the builders cut off the yard in the back with woods and a water runoff. There is also a retainer wall. The noise from the street is so loud as the primary bedroom windows face the street. It also poses as a safety risk for our pets and children for anyone walking down the main road sidewalks to walk into our yard or break into our home. No other home has this issue. The site map is not reflective of the true allotment of the yard- AND they are refusing to let us put up a fence. At this point we regret even purchasing this home and if the interest rates weren't through the roof we would just sell it and be done. WE were lied to for profit. We have been trying to get this resolved now for months.

We built our home in 2017 and have had tons of problems. AC has gone out every summer, wiring for recess lighting flickers on and off, floor tile cracks, and dry wall nails are everywhere. The paint they use is builder's paint, and if you breathe on it, it stains. The dry wall crumbles off any corners in the house. The windows were different sizes, so the same size blinds couldn't fit windows next to each other in the living room. When they sent someone, they told us it would be better for us to cut our blinds to make them fit the smaller window!

I am filing a complaint because the builder didn't uphold their end of the deal. They made many empty promises and failed to lock me in at a lower rate of 5.99%, and then they expected me to come up an extra %4,000 for closing and my payment rose up over $400. I excused my contingency clause to withdrawal but now they are stating I'm not eligible for a refund of my earnest money. They've also pushed back my closing date several times and there were serious issues with the yard, very little sod and water would pool in certain areas.

Year ago we purchased a home in Texas. We thought buying new would be a great experience as we wouldn't have to worry about anything breaking or needing to fix anything. Boy were we wrong. Let me preface this by saying this is not just my experience, but my neighbors who also have Beazer homes have had serious issues with their homes as well.

WARNING: If you are considering a Beazer home, investigate the HVAC enclosures for the home, and talk to the neighbors. I bought a Beazer home 8 years ago, it was 10yrs old at the time so the homeowner warranty has done. The HVAC was dying when I bought it. Replaced it with a robust unit. Per multiple subject matter experts who evaluated my situation, the new replacement unit died 7.5 years later due to faulty design and duct work by Beazer. I will NEVER buy another Beazer home. Beazer declined to provide any assistance given the warranty expiration. Not their problem is what I was told.

We haven't even moved into our home yet and have had a horrible experience with deceit upon deceit. Call us the lucky ones (not) in that our house is being completed a full 4 months ahead of schedule! Despite my attempts to get Beazer to nail down a timeline, they have strung us along only to drop the bomb that the house will be ready on May 27th instead of the Oct-Dec deadline they were originally telling us.

We build a new house 6 months ago and we paid more than 900K for the house itself and upgrades. We are really disappointed. Their quality of control is the worse. Since the beginning everything was poorly managed from the builder. Their contractors are not really good and professional. We have crooked walls everywhere in the house. Our expensive “Calacata Gold” in the kitchen was damaged during the process when they try to fix something else. We still have a big list of a lot items to be fix and to be done, but we only have a messages from the builder promising things since last September/22. We have a corporate visits in our house more than twice, but it's all **.

Over all sales force only seems to care until you give them the deposit check. (10 percent of purchase price). After that point, no is their default answer. You quickly discover that project superintendent does not check work performed by subcontractors. Simple things which could be easily accommodated are dismissed with a standard corporate reply. Quality is seriously lacking in many of the areas that you would expect to find in a property at this price point. You find them cutting corners at almost every turn. It seems that their approach is to rush it to closing and then toss it to the warranty department. If you're looking for a typical cookie-cutter community, there are many other options available at a far better price. If you take about 2/3 of what they say as accurate, you'll be about on target.

Research home builders before buying a home! I assumed the name Beazer meant good, we were wrong. We have had numerous warranty claims since living in this brand new home for only two months. Ac and heating issues in which the plumbing was not set up right. Our home could have had a serious leak had the heating unit not shut off. Whoever installed the drain did not do it properly.

Thank God we pulled our contract with Beazer 2 weeks before closing in The Highlands of Porter, Texas. During the building process, I saw numerous flaws in the product and craftsmanship. Where is the quality control? The area doesn’t have that many homes under construction or completion. The building manager has plenty of time to make sure there is quality work being done…but NO! We were basically told that this is what you get at the $400k price range. Are you kidding me. We had put down $4k in earnest money and of course forfeited that because our explanation didn’t warrant a refund. Again, are you kidding me? Do yourself a favor and think twice about buying from Beazer…or at least hire a home inspector to save yourself future agony.

Beware of buying a property here!!!! First and foremost I'd like to state that the sales team here is actually really friendly and professional. But at the end of the day Beazer corporate is responsible for this review. When you hire an HOA company with 1 star across the board you get what you pay for!! We have homeless encampments/ drug activity outside our home. The HOA NEVER answers the phone and does not honor the amenities we were promised. The pool trash cans haven't been emptied in 3 months, The electronic fobs do not work passed 6pm even now. They keep telling us they do.