Beazer Homes

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.

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.

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.

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 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...

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.

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!

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.

A pretty outside covers poor construction using the cheapest possible materials. A contractor who did one of many repairs for me told me he worked on the original home construction but quit due to the insistence by Beazer on speed over quality. This company puts profit first and customer last. I have had to repair roofing, gutters (much too small to handle the water flow), microwave venting, and floor tiles, replace windows and gas fireplace, and reinforce kitchen shelving after one collapsed due to lack of support. Luckily I wasn't standing under it at the time. The house was built in 2004 and none of this should have had to be done. Don't buy a Beazer home.

My best friend Lisa ** is having her dream home built and is getting the runaround. House update.. So our projected 200 day finish date 6/23 has come and gone. We were given an updated scheduling timeline on 6/17 with flooring being scheduled for 7/18. We were just informed the flooring isn’t currently scheduled now until 7/22. Their timelines are a JOKE!! The lack for communication within the company is still lacking. The “REALITY” is just keep pushing out the final date.