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Reviewed July 27, 2022
I IMPLORE you to do your research and NOT use this builder. I stupidly chose to build in Prairie Ridge Texas and to start, There are plenty of them in Texas and I would HIGHLY suggest you pick ANY on them over Beazer. There were too many issues to put in this box but basically the delays... And they will LIE about them and say its happening to other builders but yet I saw other builders, Like MI homes build homes AFTER mine started and finish MONTHS BEFORE mine! Lies! You will get excuse after excuse. It NEVER ends. They put the sod in OVER trash OVER bottles of beer and soda left on the ground. Couldn't even pick it up! What grass will grow on THAT???
Holes in the walls, they actually had the wall in the Garage BOWED out. Yes in a curve and finished it, painted it and put the trim on! Like WHO does that?!? Now we have the warranty issues from the HORRIBLE workmanship. Peeling drywall in the master bath, scratches all over the cabinets. And you get the SAME excuses from the warranty department. "oh have pity on us were doing the best we can all the builders have issues". It NEVER ends and for what we paid for these homes? Utterly disrespectful there are just too many issues to name here so feel free to reach out to me directly for more! I have every picture, every email, every text of excuses from this builder. I HIGHLY implore you to either buy an existing home, or go with MI homes or Bloomfield. Trust me. I watched this whole horrible process and watched every building in my neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods. You do NOT want to go with Beazer. You will be sorry.
Reviewed June 24, 2022
If you're given ONLY 2 options to build your dream house, One is to hire Beazer to build it, the other is to build it yourself, build the house YOURSELF! So many corners cut, faulty workmanship, and a lack of conscience to correct the blatant errors made when they shabbily built my house.
Reviewed May 16, 2022
I am FURIOUS!!!! I have been in my Beazer home in Morgan's Landing in La Porte, TX, since the end of Sept 2019...and my ac is not working due to a bad coil. We have already paid $500 for freon, and now an additional $700 for labor to repair the damaged coil. Air Tran returned my call on May 7 to inform me my warranty was up after 2 years....and wanted me to sign a contract with them to service my ac and I would have to pay labor for any repairs.
We paid over $320,000 for this house and the quality of materials, equipment and workmanship are unacceptable.. If this is how Beazer does business...I will NEVER build or buy another Beazer home again in my life. I will make sure everyone I know, knows the truth about your shady business. We lived in our former home for 16 years and never had these issues... 2 1/2-year-old homes should not be having any issues like this. If you lowball your way to make a buck, then you need to be prepared to fix issues that arise as a result of your poor choices.
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2022
The home seems to have been rushed through the building process. So many tiny details missing. No trim in the kitchen, crooked shutters, gap in the front door, bathtub not even finished (5 months after moving in). Everyone was very nice and kind at first and made it sound like they cared and were going to take care of us, but the warranty/customer service is horrible. 5 months in and issues found before closing still not have been fixed. The layout plan of the home is wonderful and may be the only reason worth having a Beazer home. Everything else sucks.
Reviewed Nov. 4, 2021
We closed last year May 2020 in Orlando. and soon after that we notice that the AC wasn’t working properly. We contacted Beazer to let them know about the problem. They send a technician from The service company that installed the unit and he just did a regular cleaning. The problem with the AC continued and the cooling was getting low until it start blowing warm air. I Contacted Beazer warranty people here in Orlando to tell them how I had this problem going on since we closed and the warranty people refuse to listen and refuse to solve the problem under the pretext that we are 5 months past the one year warranty.
I hired a third party company to come check the AC and they found a leak in evaporator coil due to an improper installation of the line system from day one. I have a report from their own HVAC service company that states that the leak is in the coil (which no one touches it except the manufacture). The unit was slowly leaking out freon throughout the year until it was all gone. Beazer warranty denied both documents and refused to do their duty to fix the unit. It’s really frustrating to deal with the warranty people because their main priority isn’t to fix the problem but rather to run away from their responsibility. The warranty people are so disrespectful and unprofessional. Save yourself the headache and don’t buy from them.
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2021
BEWARE BUYERS: Beazer exudes poor workmanship and poor customer service. I moved in, in July 2021, promises failed and I have a Laundry list of items that have not been addressed. I am constantly told to "wait until my 1 yr walk through and things will be addressed". ONE YEAR ... I have not been able to enjoy my new home due to the lack of response and ownership on 95% of the repairs.
HVAC seems to be a major complaint with many, comparable to one of my many. After the Master Bedroom "cooked" in the AZ summer, I recently found out that my duct work was kinked in the attic and now have to be inconvenienced of having the ceiling cut out for a day's repair. Question: why was this not caught by the Superintendent or Inspection process? I will be demanding my "laundry list" to be addressed ASAP. I am considering filing a formal complaint.

Reviewed Sept. 23, 2021
We built a second home with Beazer in Oceanside CA. They were good with the warranty for the first year, but although we did not use our home much (winters) they refused to reimburse us for over $800 we paid out of pocket to repair a faulty installed AC. The unit was under warranty for 5 years, and less than 3 years of owning the home, they refused to pay for the bad AC. DO NOT BUY A HOME BUILT BY BEAZER. We just built 2 homes and are looking for a third= NONE OF WHICH WERE BUILT BY BEAZER. We are boycotting them. BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE. Their customer advocates only advocate for BEAZER.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2021
I WISH I HAD READ THE REVIEWS. We moved into our new home on July 16, 2021. We were so excited and thought it was going to be a great experience. I was so wrong! There are so many things. The house upon move-in (New Home) was dirty and dusty and full of insects. Our beautiful floors were filthy. Moving forward. Two months later we received our first water bill and it was $578. We don’t have a pool. There was a large leak in the sprinkler system and we did not even know. We have turned in so many warranty claims. Our so-called Beazer rep in the Customer Care department has pretty much abandoned us and has not done anything with our claims. (There are other issues. Too many to write here!) All I can say is if you read this and you are considering Beazer homes, GO TO ANOTHER BUILDER!!!! Amira Community Tomball, TX.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2021
Let me start off with a quick statement. DO NOT and I repeat do not buy from this company. They have an inferior product and a warranty system that is pretty much non existent existent. Our entire neighborhood is having major problems and will be filing a class action lawsuit against this company. I have put in multiple warranty requests and they have either not been completed or they have closed the the case without them even showing up. I have had 2 inspections done on a house before and since I closed. Almost none of them have been addressed. Including a leak in a tub that they haven't fixed in over a year. Do yourself a favor and find a different builder.. This company does not care about you or your warranty problems. They want you to buy and then you will be ignored.
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2021
These house are built so fast they fall apart. Settling cracks over an inch in the ceiling. Floors bouncing, all linoleum floors coming loose, electrical wiring g problems, irrigation problems, I dont see how these houses pass inspection....or do they? Horizontal cracks occur when wind blows. Air leaks through windows and wall plugs. Front yard landscaping has washed away. Air conditioning horribly balanced. Bumps under all of carpet....etc..
Reviewed July 29, 2021
When purchasing my home, I was limited to what I could, choose, change, when reviewing the plan. When I see employees of Beazer, inside their homes, there are items, appliances, etc., that they have that I was never offered. Beazer is unfair and allows any changes for employees but not for the consumer. Unfair and deceptive.
Reviewed July 2, 2021
We moved into our new built home March 2020. Since moving in we have had 2 gas leaks at the stove, 3 roof leaks, wood floor coming up, cabinet doors not working properly, numerous electrical problems and a very severe drainage issue in our rear yard. I would never recommend Beazer, they use non quality material and most of the workers seem like non professional workers who do everything from construction to sweeping the street. Every time I have to call for warranty work or any issue it takes days if not weeks for someone from Beazer to contact me. Their homes look beautiful but soon start falling apart.
Reviewed June 14, 2021
This builder used the worst quality AC: year 1 no heat in winter and one key part was missing. Year 2 and 3 no cool in summer. The AC broke down and lasted over 85F for 2 weeks. The whole family suffered a lot. Two kids under 2 got Prickly heat, my wife and I got heatstroke! The warranty covers only 2 years and I have to spend about $1,000 to repair the AC by myself. This was awful experiences just because this builder used the worst quality AC, and never installed correctly!!!
Reviewed June 12, 2021
I bought the townhouse a couple of years ago (Brand New) and started noticing a lot of damages since they used the cheapest material available in the market. The roof shingles started flying around and there is a water leakage all over which is really upsetting. Their workers forcibly requested us to write the good reviews for them at the time of move in and promised to fix the damages like cracks and stuff and when I approached them they simply denied and ignored my calls. I wouldn’t recommend it to even my enemies. STAY AWAY FROM THIS BUILDER!!
Reviewed May 25, 2021
Beazer Homes doesn’t even deserve 1 star. One week before closing May 2021 the walkthrough was a disaster. As soon as I pulled in the driveway I noticed a dent in the garage door and the rest of the house went downhill from there. The workmanship was the worst ever and when I asked why this walkthrough was so bad their response was “mistakes happen”. It was more than mistakes. It was poor sloppy work throughout the entire house. The upgraded kitchen cabinets were all crooked and not seemed tight enough. They looked like they came from a seconds store.
he windows creaked and groaned and were hard to open and close and some I couldn’t even get locked. The upstairs bathroom floor felt like I was walking uphill as I went in and when I put a level on it it was so uneven the level itself actually rocked back and forth. The shelving unit in the linen closet was installed so crooked the towels would have rolled off. Every door had dings and dents and the walls were also dinged and just painted over. I could go on forever but lucky me I got my deposit back because I threw such a fit. They told me to stop taking pictures of all the damages and walked me out. So glad I am not moving to a Beazer Home in Millville, DE.
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2020
Bought a Spec home from Beazer in 2016 as it had everything we were planning to build new from Beazer. Got a good price after weeks of negations. A quick summary: Beazer homes are made to look amazing from the outside and inside only for one to find the material and appliances used are of the lowest grade. The first year our master bedroom exterior wall began to leak inside when it would rain. Touchwood our Beazer builder was amazing to fix issues in warranty and after warranty. Note Beazer will do nothing if your builder decides not fix issues if even in warranty. The builder came out and fixed the issue stating, "We saved you $2500."
Next issue are the appliances ($199 is the cost for some of them) after we looked them at Lowe's, and Home depot via the model number by Whirlpool. The microwave kept breaking. Got one warranty repair after which Whirlpool refused to fix it. So we threw it out and got a Samsung. Next issue the Whirlpool dishwasher works when it wants. (Gave up) fighting with Whirlpool. Waiting to replace it. We even asked Beazer to remove the appliance's so we can put in our own. Beazer stated they can remove them but we are not reducing the price anymore. When you're using $199 appliance's save everyone the trouble and install nothing.
Another issue starts with Goodman HVAC which is known to have issues. The AC company even stated Beazer just gets a bulk of these and does not test them after installing minus making sure they blow cold air or heat. Ours died. Took 8 weeks to get the warranty part and $800 dollars to get it fixed. (Seems) even if you build the house one cannot select another brand of HVAC. Master Bedroom faucets and showers head become all loose - no matter how many times you fixed it. Another replacement item coming. Master Bedroom does not have proper insulation for winter the room is always cold (Knowing Beazer they are too cheap to spray foam). Master Bedroom toilet is missing an air vent to heat it during winter (Another cost cut by Beazer). Family room does not have enough lighting. Serious Beazer you couldn't install more lighting in the ceiling with the fan.
Beazer was nice to run Ethernet cabling as to a Spec home but another cost cut was leaving it in the attic rather than bringing the cables down to the office or another room where one could easily install the router and switch. The kicker they did not put the Ethernet plugs on the other end. Just left the cables cut. Another (cost cut by Beazer). Media room is not properly designed to install a projector so only a larger TV will fit. What is the point Beazer of stating the house has media room if you do not design properly in the right way.
If you're buying your first house and it's not your last house then Beazer is good for starter house but if this is your last house that you plan to retire in. Then stay way from them. This is a starter house for us, and are not retiring in this one. But the cost cutting by Beazer is beyond words, and short cuts used to build it is shocking.
Reviewed Nov. 6, 2020
My name is Darshanand **; I recently purchased and closed on a Beazer Home on September 29th. This is the absolute worse company to purchase a home from. I have had so many issues with Beazer prior to closing, going all the way through to closing and living in my newly built home... Our first walk through; 7 days prior to closing; microwave was in installed but no outlet to plug it in; dry wall In master bedroom was swollen; scratches/digs in wall throughout the house; stand up shower tile was Broken; several damages in the wood floor; spindles on stairs were rough; causing it to get stuck in our finger; it was not stained; toilet bowl and bathtub had rusted stains; and can light and AC was not installed neat; there were spaces between the ceiling and the vent and lights...
This was all pointed out to the contractor Garrett at the moment; and he told us it would all get fixed prior to closing... Now on our final walk through one day before closing; none of the above items were fixed; he then promised us that once we closed it would then get fixed with 3 days. He gave us his word.... It's been weeks and it still hasn't been fixed. On the day of closing then they were cutting a hole in the newly built home to install the microwave outlet...
Upon moving in; the garage reset button started to trip causing the outlets to stop working; when I called the contractor Garrett he gave countless excuses prolonging it to take 2 weeks to get fixed... Garage concrete has a crack all the way across. Garrett says it's normal and refuses to fix it... Outlet were not sealed properly and we were told that it's how it needs to be...Grass was not planted properly. It started dying with 2 weeks...backgates were built too small that a lawn mower is not able to get through it...the contractor Garrett came out, measured it; admitted that it was too small but REFUSED TO FIX IT... Instead he chose be rude; and disrespectful to my wife and I...
The main problem is that the contractor was NEVER on sight to overlook the job being done....Upon living in the house for 1 months and a few days none of that has been fixed... Garrett had told us if we give him a positive review for even the things he did a horrible job on then he would get all the things fixed...and to this day it still hasn't been fixed... Stay away from Beazer Home...especially if it's being built And supervised by Garrett...save your money & time...chose another company... I would like to be contacted by someone in Beazer corporate... I can be reached at **.
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2020
Please do yourself a favor and DO NOT buy a Beazer home. The agents lie about everything just to get you to buy! Our neighborhood, Surfside Plantation, in Myrtle Beach, is still waiting for the pool, 2 years overdue! And they are blaming Covid! They give you a 1 year warranty with the house, 366 days later and in the middle of Covid, they don’t want to hear from you. Shoddy workmanship in every area! The president of the HOA, A Beazer rep, won’t even talk to the HOA board or residents! Beazer is the worst!!
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2020
Beazer Homes builders very worst quality and also worst customer service representative. Warranty won't cover anything especially Clarksburg, Maryland. Customer service representative don't listen to customer issues. Most of the people complaining about beazer no response..Any issues in homes they won't fix it..Please don't buy Beazer homes. Within five years most of things not working.
Reviewed Sept. 2, 2020
We put $5000 dollars for earnest monies on a home. My husband had gotten furloughed and he informed the bank the same day. They said we were still approved for our VA loan. We waited for husband to go back to work. Unfortunately due to covid they never opened back up. Beazer Homes is refusing to give us our monies back. Not only did we lose our home, and job, now the monies too. Believe me our pride took a huge hit and our kids were let down, so much feelings hurt through all of this. I cried on the phone to Josh ** asking for our monies back and to have some understanding about the situation with covid that isn't our fault. He did not care.
The director of sales guy Edward also sent an email stating that he knew our situation and still refuses to give us our monies. Heartless people. We even found another job but it was temp job and they laid husband off as well because of the pandemic. These people don't care that we are out of a home, and job, and then they make matters worse by not giving us money back that obviously we could really use in our situation.??? I hope everyone refuses to buy ** until they give us our monies back. It's not right! Shame on beazer homes for how they treat veterans and families at a time like this!!
Reviewed Aug. 5, 2020
I would strongly advise against buying, or building a house through Beazer. The workmanship and materials are all subpar. Their warranty service after the sale is even worse. You pay a quarter of a million dollars, or more, for a product which begins to fall apart immediately based on our documented experience. They only guarantee their work for a year, and you have to fight them for that. We are not alone as our neighbors have had the same problems. Run to some other builder!
Reviewed March 14, 2020
They misrepresented the financial obligations until it was too late for us to withdraw without losing our deposit. They gave us no options and would not try to help us with any issues or concerns. The person we dealt with was often not available and there was no one else able to help with questions.
Reviewed Feb. 25, 2020
After purchasing a house in Katy Tx October 2019 I had been living the worse nightmare ever, issues with appliances, interior paint, doors, fence boundary issues, low quality from entrance to exit, too many finish issues. Beazer doesn’t really care care about quality or customer satisfaction, the way they work and the people they hired to work building their houses are not qualified, they don’t supervise to give a good product to customers, they just care about taking your money first and then treating you bad and trying to avoid their responsibility. The way they work is terrible. Just go to a house that is in process to finish to see the tremendous mistakes, debris on top of bathtubs, counters, definitely destroying what they supposed give to a customer.
They try to blame you for their mediocrity and make you claim a warranty for something they are responsible, their representatives are lack of customer service quality, they treat customers so bad and attacking their honesty and try to get you confused at all, I advise people to avoid Beazer Homes if you want to have a good a beautiful experience purchasing a home. Terrible quality and poor finishing on their homes, customer service can’t not even call service, is a customer treating service. Please don’t purchase with Beazer Homes, the market is full of good and honest builders that offers great houses and great customer service, I regret for the rest of my life to use Beazer for my house, terrible and worse experience ever.
Reviewed Feb. 19, 2020
My wife and I bought a home in a subdivision built by Beazer Homes in Southern Nevada in September of 2018. The 495 page purchase agreement contained a 2 page addendum stating FEMA may place portions the subdivision into a Special Flood Hazard Area at a later date. At the time of the purchase, the subdivision was located in an area of "Minimal Flood Risk" according to FEMA.
A year and a half later, we find ourselves living in a subdivision threatened by a 100 year flood risk and the possible added expense of of rising yearly flood insurance premiums and lowered property values. The addendum was placed on page 48-49 of the 495 page contract. When someone is required to read and process that much information at one time, I believe it's pretty easy to overlook that sort of information. I think it was Beazer's intention for potential buyers to overlook this and other negatives about this subdivision.
The addendum didn't even state the changes to the FEMA map were definite but a possibility. Further adding injury to insult. Now we are stuck with a home that we may never be able to sell because of the inherent loss of value of being located in a located in and near an Special Flood Hazard Area. So the moral of the story is, if the price of the home seems to good to be true and you see red flags when reading through a Purchase Agreement and the home is being sold by Beazer, save yourself alot of future grief, anguish and loss of money and go buy a home from another home builder.
Reviewed Feb. 15, 2020
I just closed into a home on Bridgeland (Cypress/Texas). They promised a ton of things but did not keep any of those. Building quality is below average. I had to inspect the building work every day to avoid major problems. Stay away from Beazer Homes if you want to buy a beautiful home and protect your money!!!!
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2020
This development is the worst ever. Beazer promised a shopping center which the property is zoned for. Instead they are so greedy that they want to put two more buildings and increase traffic, use of our clubhouse which does not accommodate the current residents, and they manipulated the parking spaces so that 3 buildings use 1 parking lot.
In order to comply with zoning there has to be a certain number of parking spaces overall. So, the buildings first built have the most parking spaces and the remaining set of 3 buildings got the remainder. Absolutely every day all of the parking spaces are taken. Guests, family, and friends don't have any space... These residents are parking on the sidewalks, on the sides of the lot. Due to the failure of beazer to implement sufficient parking spaces; this is a major war zone! At every community meeting; the parking problem is the most debated and heated topic. The first buildings have the extra, plenty of parking spaces needed for the last 3 buildings. If we knew of the parking ahead of time; we would not buy here. Further, we saw the master building layout that beazer is not honoring with the promised shopping center.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2020
This was my first home buying experience and I learned the hard way to never again buy from Beazer. I purchased my home in June of 2005, and still own it almost 15 years later so I have a very good understanding of the workmanship that was done, or lack thereof. While under contract (new construction), the sales ladies lied to us and told us that our community pool was actually one of our adjacent neighborhood pools, which understandably caused tension when those neighbors started complaining that we were using their pool. Our pool was to be built after all our homes were built. I bought during phase one so I had a long way to wait.
The Beazer mortgage broker was awful to deal with. Fortunately, I had a wonderful real estate agent who didn't let Beazer bully me in that department since it was all new to me. The HVAC installer didn't use any PVC cement on the 90 degree elbow where the air conditioner condensation pipe drains out of the house. Over time, the joint became loose and all the condensation began draining inside one of my bedroom walls. I didn't realize it until I moved a piece of furniture and found a huge area of fuzzy mold on the wall. I had to strip the whole wall open and found black mold everywhere. The gas was never turned on, and unfortunately was not caught by the independent inspector I hired. I have gas heat, so it got pretty cold in the house before I could get this fixed.
The flashing around the fireplace was done incorrectly and leaked for years. I didn't know it until I opened up the wall to install a Murphy bookcase and found water stains and corrosion all over. Oh, and I found a hoodie laying right on top of the back of the fireplace behind the drywall, covering the holes next to a sign that says "do not cover these holes, fire hazard." I thank God that my house did not burn down as I have had dozens of fires in that fireplace before I found that sweatshirt!
My driveway cracked significantly, most likely from settling resulting from improper packing of the fill dirt that was brought in. I could literally go on and on, there are so many details missed...holes that were drilled in the wrong places that were sloppily filled (that I missed at the final walk through), stains in the carpet from a worker spilling a can of soda on it, cracks in the concrete subfloor (and I live in a heavy subterranean termite area), poor paint jobs, and on and on. It's pretty shocking, really. I've become very good at doing repairs myself as this buying experience has led me to trust no one and knowing I will do a better job than someone who doesn't give a **, like Beazer.
Reviewed Jan. 9, 2020
STAY AWAY. Beazer Homes claims to offer custom homes. The only thing custom about their homes are the mediocre finishes you can choose for the inside. They’ve already chosen the floor plans and what the exteriors will look like. You don’t have a choice. They also show things in their model unit that they don’t offer to the customer, like not allowing a full shower without tub in a second master suit.
Also, make sure you ask which fireplace you’re going to to get before you spend $2,800 on the stacked stone. They might install a ventless fireplace which allows all of the heat to escape and go straight up the wall and burn out your tv. Because it’s stacked stone, they don’t install a mantle like they do on other fireplace surroundings without stacked stone. The model unit shows a vented fireplace that allows the heat to be vented outside the house to prevent these issues and we were unaware that they offered anything different than shown in the model. God forbid you have to deal with the warranty department because they take zero ownership. I will never buy a beazer home again.

Reviewed Jan. 5, 2020
I purchased in Clarksburg Maryland 7 years ago. Had issues (hvac improperly installed, floor damaged by workers boots). Repaired before I took ownership. Fast forward 7 years. Scheduled maintenance confirmed that my hot water heat was installed with plastic pipes and the pan under the tank is too small so overflow would be a disaster so the tank must be replaced. The spigots spray in odd directions and must be replace (my bad, I never turned them on). I opened the wall in the 1st floor closet to create storage and discovered uneaten food and soda. BEWARE.
Reviewed Dec. 12, 2019
I recently tried to buy Beazer Home. I used a outside lending company. (They actually threatened me.) They tried to force me to use their lending company. Beazer would not talk to my lender for almost 3 weeks. When the lender finally got Beazer, the Beazer people finally got the lender and I have the money no one wanted to close because of the holiday because of the Thanksgiving holiday. When I decided this was no longer worth the stress and asked for my deposit back they said, "No, you had 21 days." Well in 21 days there was no decision made yet.
WARNING go somewhere else with your money. Beazer is not the company for you especially if something goes wrong in your life and you asked for your deposit back. When I signed the contract I told the agent I did not have my glasses. I’m 65. He said, "Oh it’s nothing, the only way you wouldn’t get your your money back is financially." Well it was financially because the loan never did come to fruition so we never closed. Oh don’t worry I’m going to expound on the loan company too. Beazer does not give a damn about you especially if you are not the elite people that they want in their homes.
Cynthia
Reviewed Dec. 1, 2019
Bought my house in August and wanted to change the bathtub and shower in the master bathroom. Had a company come in to start it, had to do a mild test before they could put the new tub and shower in. Less than 30 days of living here and I found out there was black mold in the bathroom. Beazer says mold is in all houses, they can’t control that. Those were the words I heard from a representative. Do not give them a chance like I did, thinking they had improved since being sued years ago for the same issue.
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2019
Once Beazer got out earnest money, they stopped being helpful and customer service oriented. The upgrades we ordered and paid for were not installed. We did not find out until after we moved in there was no exhaust vent installed for our furnace, so the exhaust was blowing back into our attic. Our electrical outlets were covered with drywall. Our driveway had large cracks on it after only living in our home for two weeks. These are just a few of the many problems we had shortly after moving in and while we were having our home built.
Now, just 24 hours ago, during a heavy rainfall, our smoke detectors were activated, and upon checking the house, I discovered water pouring out of one of my smoke detectors. We contacted Beazer, and as usual they did not want to help, and we were told they were not going to send out a roofing company to inspect and repair the problem. I just want to say that if I could give Beazer a zero star rating I would, and I cannot believe they are still in business.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2019
We purchased our home in Pahrump Nevada in March 2019 and it has been nothing but requests for repairs since day 1. The quality of work is horrible especially beings they're slapping up a home in 1 month. All of my neighbors agree if we had only known we would Not have purchased a Beazer home. Poor quality of upgrades as well as the standards that come with your home. We paid over 12,000. In upgrades and still ended up with low quality items and items to be repaired. Getting a repair done is also a joke, they have 2 residents come and do most of the patch work themselves. Unfortunately if it involves anything major don't count on having it fixed correctly. Just do your research before you buy.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2019
The houses are pricey but worth it. The whole construction process took about 5.5 months. Beazer was the only builder that provided me the floorplan that I couldn’t find anywhere else. The workers made A LOT of mistakes but we were very involved so they fixed the issues before the next stage of construction. My builder was great and fixed everything that we pointed out. If we hadn’t been so involved, we would have had A LOT of house problems. So, that's my piece of advice.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2019
I was looking to purchase a home on Marietta Drive and the experience was not good. It started out well until they got my earnest money downpayment. A few weeks later I stopped hearing from my salesperson. We started communicating August 5th 2019 to purchase a home and I didn't hear from him after August 19th. I tried calling every week multiple times and never heard back from him. Email, text nothing. After 1.5 months of trying to get in touch with him I gave up.
Originally they tell you that you can make design choices and back out anytime and get your money back. Well they just tell you that to cheat you out of 1k. They tend to buy large amounts of land instead of little by little so they are taking a big risk which is why they cheat you out your money and tell you anything to get you to sign. Me and my wife were very excited about the home. I wish I came to this site first. Seeing so many people get cheated means the company is no good! That's why they can afford to take risk is because they take your money, tell you that you can get it back with no issues, then say "oh well you cancelled it so you can't get your money back." Don't believe their lies! Although the Ryan Homes don't look as good that are right next door, they have a better experience. Buy from the other builders in the area. Same amenities in parkside.
Reviewed Aug. 21, 2019
I bought the property at ** in the Morningside neighborhood of Atlanta, GA. If you google this property as of today it shows a 3 story above ground, 4 bedroom/3.5 bath property. After purchasing the property I showed up to the design center to pick out finishings. They revealed to me that it is in fact a partially submerged property as that is the permit that the city of Atlanta has granted them. This is not at all what is being advertised nor was this disclosed to my realtor and I.
I am trying to get out of the contract and get my earnest money refunded but they are only willing to entertain this if I sign a document that simply states "Buyer's Remorse" as the reason and then there is still no guarantee my $5,500 will be refunded. The sales VP will not return phone calls or emails from my realtor and their sales person who never even stepped outside the model home to show us the development is flat out being dishonest. I honestly can't believe that they can get away with false advertising on so many real-estate platforms when they well know that the home being advertised is not what you can actually buy and this is not at all disclosed upfront.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2019
I purchase 4 investments properties at their new subdivision Magnolia Farms in Hermitage. They are very nice before you buy and will promise the world for you. The quality is worse than go to Home Depot and build your own house. Feels like bunch of kids was watching YouTube and build a house. The warranty is the worse of all. They promised to fix everything and never keep their word. See my pic and it’s only within 2-3 months!!!! Save your money and go elsewhere...
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2019
One Star is too generous. We purchased a Beazer built house in 2010 outside the Tampa area. The house was built in 2003. Every time we have had to make a repair or upgrade something we discovered more ways Beazer cut corners. First of all in 2013 we had roof leak issue. We called Beazer about the problem and, of course, they said the 10 year warranty had expired. They finally agreed to fix the issue but on our expense. The windows are a total cheap joke throughout the house. Out of 17 windows...2 open and stay open. The others have broken springs/mechanisms so the window weighs about 50 lbs when you try to open it and you have to hold it up with a brick (using a hardcover book gets crushed). So needless to say we don't open most of the windows for fear one of our cats will get killed if it should fall. We did have several replaced so far and the way they original ones were installed was a joke too.
Now...onto the AC issue. We replaced the 2 AC units (2015/16) we found out that both outside units shared one drain/pipe. Each unit should have separate drains. Another corner cut by Beazer to save money. Some electrical issues...we smelled something burning or smoldering but couldn't find the source for quite some time. When we finally discovered the problem it was a faulty wired electrical outlet. The electrician had much to say about that. When we had to update the master bath due to a leak from a cracked shower pan, the bathroom had to be totally gutted -- tub and shower. The contractor informed up that instead of placing the 2x4's a standard width apart, Beazer decided to place them a further width apart to save on 2x4's.
And now we have a roof issue on a 16 year old roof. What a surprise. We had a house inspector examine the condition of the roof and we were again informed of more short cuts by Beazer. I guess a roof has 4 steps to it....plywood, tar paper, tar or similar adhesive, then the shingles. Well Beazer omitted the 3rd step and placed the shingles directly on the tar paper. The shingles come up rather easily due to that. So to sum up a Beazer home....Don't buy one. They are one of the worst Builders out there!!!! Don't throw your money away on Beazer. I do not recommend that anyone should consider buying a Beazer Home.
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2019
Unfortunately I purchased a premium lot and had my home built by Beazer. I was told by the construction manager that the shared driveway beside my home would be for the two homes behind me for access to their home and exit from their home only. Unfortunately my neighbors use the shared driveway, which is next to my for parking of 6 cars. I would have never purchased that particular lot had I known it could be used for parking of unlimited cars. My neighbors have destroyed the grass on the side of my home, and that many cars parked on the side of my beautiful home looks like we live in the ghetto. Beware of Beazer, they are going to say anything to make you purchase a home. Who in their right mind would pay a $10,000 premium for the lot alone, to then have multi-polar cars parked next to your home and the grass ruined beside it? Nobody, that’s who!
Reviewed July 16, 2019
While working for Beazer Homes, I discovered excessively high premiums on home sites which had an East or North East orientation. I am originally from India and I am familiar with the practices of Vaastu Shastra. The importance to have an East or North East facing lot is a requirement for many Indians who religiously follow Vaastu. I was selling to a vast majority of Indian buyers who were seeking these specific home sites. I reviewed other Beazer Homes communities to determine if there were justified premiums on those specific home sites and I saw a pattern of unreasonable premiums on all of those specific ones. I felt this was targeting the Indian community based on their spiritual beliefs which was a direct conflict of interest for me.
After speaking with my general sales manager about my concerns, I was told "if they want it bad enough, they'll pay for it". I was removed from the Howard County community of High Ridge Meadows in which I was selling and placed in a close-out community in another county alongside a sales rep who had long running established leads. I am in pursuit to get justice for the Indian community as it is very relevant to my culture and heritage. I will not turn a blind eye to this unfair practice. At one point, Beazer's attorney, Joe **, reached out to me indicating that Allan understood my concerns after a visit to the Maryland Division and offered to come to an understanding of sorts to put this behind us.
An understanding was not reached which is what brings me to the reason for this message. I am scheduled to speak with the Howard County Civil Rights Commission this week. I will be signing an affidavit clarifying what I witnessed along with the names of buyers that this practice has directly effected along with the names of many individuals who work within the new home and real estate industry. It seems this is an "unspoken" practice.
Unfortunately Beazer Homes chose to turn a blind eye to the reality of what they were doing. I am told they now apply premiums on the majority of their home sites in all of their communities regardless of orientation so that it can appear "fair and reasonable" or better to cover their tracks. Had they taken any accountability for everything that I witnessed, experienced and suffered through, I would have closed the chapter on this with no investigation pursuit. But it appears that there will be a domino effect once the investigation begins.
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
