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    Reviewed March 11, 2026

    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.

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    Reviewed Jan. 13, 2026

    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.

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      Reviewed Jan. 11, 2026

      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.

      If you are considering a Beazer condo, look elsewhere. I strongly recommend you going into the adjoining unit if possible, asking detailed questions about soundproofing between units and, if possible, visiting at different times of day to assess noise levels. This issue was a major downside of my ownership experience.

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      Reviewed Dec. 31, 2025

      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.

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      Reviewed Nov. 9, 2025

      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.

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      Reviewed July 1, 2025

      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.

      After years of dealing with these issues, I finally brought in a reputable HVAC technician to assess the situation. I learned that my 2,138 sq ft home was equipped with only a 2.5-ton AC unit, which is inadequate for a house of this size. Ideally, a 3.5-ton unit should have been installed. Additionally, the furnace is undersized, compounding the problem.

      After seven years of living in this house, I am faced with the daunting task of replacing the entire HVAC system at a cost of $15,000. It’s clear that Beazer Homes cut corners by installing smaller units intended for homes without lofts, prioritizing cost over quality. If you’re considering purchasing from Beazer, I strongly advise you to scrutinize the SEER ratings and tonnage of the AC units. Make sure they are appropriate for the square footage of the home. My experience has been nothing short of frustrating, and I wouldn’t want anyone else to go through the same ordeal.

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      Reviewed May 23, 2025

      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

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      Reviewed April 26, 2025

      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.

      My neighbor sold their condo because Beazer refused to do anything to fix their party wall. They are refusing to fix mine. When you pay over half million for 1200 sq feet home and you can’t sleep because of your neighbors…The house is not built to industry standards. My neighbors are not the problem. They should not have to tiptoe through their home because I can hear them. I would not recommend Beazer Homes as a quality builder. If quality is what you are looking for Beazer is not it.

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      Reviewed April 21, 2025

      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.

      Beyond these major oversights, we've faced erosion issues due to poor grading, a leaking roof, and excessively creaky floors—all within less than two years of living in a "brand new" home. Beazer Homes failed to stick to their timeline, communicate critical lot restrictions, and prevent costly mistakes that homeowners end up paying for. The lack of attention to detail and accountability has made what should have been an exciting homeownership experience incredibly frustrating. Buyers, beware—do your research before trusting Beazer Homes.

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      Reviewed March 17, 2025

      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.

      That’s how bad my experience with this company was. Would not recommend this Beazer Homes circus to my worst enemy. What you can expect from this company is none of your expectations will be met and they will treat you like a second class citizen when you ask them to correct their mistakes while taking zero ACCOUNTABILITY for their work. This company is an absolute joke. Needs to be a petition to get them shut down. You get better service spending $10 at McDonald’s and I spent $1 mil with Beazer Homes to scale it for you.

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      Beazer Homes author review by Joseph Truini

      George Beazer, the founder of Beazer Homes, began building homes in England during the late-1690s. The company continued to grow over the centuries and in 1986, it moved to the U.S. to begin building custom homes. The company builds in 13 states: Arizona, California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Maryland, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.

      • Assist with all stages of the homebuilding process: Beazer helps homebuyers find a suitable building lot and get a mortgage for their custom-built home.

      • Energy efficiency: Every home Beazer builds meets or exceeds the most current Energy Star requirements. The result: lower energy bills.

      • 12-month limited warranty: Buyers can get additional peace of mind with a 12-month limited warranty that covers some structural repairs after move in.

      • Communication throughout the building process: Users can visit the construction site at any time and get regular reports about progress on their home.

      • Lots of options for customization: Consumers can select from hundreds of design options, including types of siding, cabinetry, countertops and flooring. And an in-house design consultant can help buyers choose the right fixtures, finishes and fittings.

      • Mortgage estimation online: Users can estimate their mortgage on Beazer's website prior to ordering a home so that they can stay within budget.

      by Joseph Truini Home Improvement Advisor

      Joseph Truini is a home improvement expert who writes extensively about do-it-yourself home remodeling and repair, woodworking projects and tools and techniques. His work has appeared in several national magazines, including This Old House, Popular Mechanics, Country Living, Woman’s Day, and Today’s Homeowner.

      Beazer Homes Company Information

      Company Name:
      Beazer Homes
      Company Type:
      Public
      Ticker Symbol:
      BZH
      Formerly Named:
      Beazer Homes
      Address:
      1000 Abernathy Rd Suite 260
      City:
      Atlanta
      State/Province:
      GA
      Postal Code:
      30328
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.beazer.com