Beazer Homes Reviews in Atlanta, GA

You’ll need to project manage the punch list of items before and after closing. Otherwise, it’s gets lost in the shuffle of very well meaning folks that don’t understand timelines and follow-up.

We only dealt with one sales person, so I cannot speak other than that, but she was overly assertive and more concerned about us selling our home when we needed up waiting on Beazer to actually finish the condo we were purchasing. Initially, the condo was ready in weeks time and turned out 3 months! Their promotion to use their lenders is probably not the best deal in the end, so be aware of that! Each time we visited the condo we had a contract on, we let our salesperson know of some problems we saw in the condo. None of them were addressed until our walk through when they were then put on a list to be completed for a final walk through a week and a half later. A fraction of items were actually completed. We had to close on the property as we were closing same day on our home. We were promised the list would be completed. Here we are 8 weeks later and we still have a long list. Some items on the list, sliding door glass scratched, unsightly construction debris stuck between sliding doors where you have to slam the door to lock it, a master window has a film on the inside of a pane, paint all over flooring, everything we measure is uneven, master door scrapes the carpet when closing (uneven), you have to slam front door to engage lock, return and AC vents are not flush on the wall, vanity mirrors are all scratched, storage unit door has soft close bracket on outside of door versus inside like all the others, chuncks of drywall were painted over, drywall that was repaired is still not repainted, a few areas of counter need to be caulked, pencil all over bathroom tile. Items that were completed on the list, a few cabinet drawers wouldn’t close were adjusted, chips on cabinets were touched up, corners of shoe molding touched up, grout touched up, dry wall touched up (still needs paint to complete), AC was not powerful enough for master bedroom, master closet and master bath - hopefully resolved, but Springtime will tell), fireplace tile was properly cleaned of whatever was stuck on it, Something else we have noticed, who ever designs where the electrical outlets will go, such dumb areas! For instance, on an adjacent wall to where a piece of furniture with a lamp would go, yet the outlet is on another wall. Kitchen outlets are halfway up the backsplash where the small appliances only block half of them. This is the 5th brand new home we have purchased in 28 years and by far was the worst finished product we have ever seen. I honestly don’t even recall ever having more than an item or two that needed to be completed before a closing let alone 8 weeks after closing! There appears to be no one overseeing the work being done from drywall installation through the finished product! This review would be a lot different if our condo issues would have been addressed immediately after closing versus where we are now! One manager told us our list was cosmetic, we never end asked for his visit!!! Just send the workers!!! There shouldn’t be any list at all if the work was done properly! Just finish your work, you have been PAID!!!! Lastly, I will say all the Beazer employees we have dealt with are very friendly on a personal basis (even the sales person), but that has nothing to do with what’s going here! Again, just finish the repair list!!! ... More

The maintenance staff was incredible in making sure our home was meeting our needs. GREAT disappointment in that we have been here for 2 months and still do not have a mailbox or working address. I have to fly from Georgia to Seattle to pick up my W-2 forms and tax information. That is a $1,000 out of my pocket. In addition due to the lack of a working address it has been a nightmare trying to get items delivered. In addition, if there was an emergency, I do not have an address that allows 911 to respond to any emergency. There has been no offer of compensation for our hassle and it seems that we are expected to just wait and deal with the builder's mistake. I am not certain. but I have also been told the purchase without a working address is not proper. Beyond frustrated at this point! ... More

I have come across different teams during my purchase and after my purchase of my Beazer home and they are only looking for good reviews but don’t deliver the quality that I heard Beazers is known for . I’m totally dissatisfied. The team is behind you saying please give us good review if not it will impact bonus and they promise they will get your things done soon . Once you give the good review they are gone and never respond and things are pending or don’t get done . It’s been 3 months that we closed the home , still exception list is not addressed. Builder was behind us for review. Once we gave they are nowhere to be seen . Very bad experience for the buyers . Same experience was during the building of the home . Lot of drywall inspection observations were ignored. I see the same with all my neighbors. Very bad experience. ... More

Sales Agenet : Helpful till contract is signed Design Studio Staff : Helpful till Design Addendum was signed Requested to submit size of toilet seat which they never responded. Charge extra $ 750 and got what all others bought. Builder : Never showed up after we signed letter... Only Person who did favour were Bill, Laney and Phil Workmenship is just like georgia affordable housing..

The home we purchased has a very long list of punch list items. Beazer staff promised they would be taken care but two months later they have not been addressed. Finish work is of poor quality. Workers building houses in neighborhood seem to be drinking all day.

Antar has been great from the start. However, I have moved in to an unfinished house since September and items are still not addressed two months later. Missing lights, garage cans, refrigerator, stove parts, washer and dryer, unfinished painting inside the house and outside in the patio and other area. Landscaping unfinished. I’m not happy!

House not fully completed and cleaned at closing, it's been over 45 days since we closed and we are still trying to get thing done. Squeaky floors, tile work looks barely professional, visible drywall seams, Buying experience is great but not much support after close so don't close unless your home is fully completed.

I paid for a lot premium only to move into a poorly graded yard that doesn’t accommodate the buyer. The grading accommodated the storm drain which is directly included in my yard. I should not have to had paid for a lot premium due to not being able to fully enclose my yard. Brad and Elisa were absolutely great and wonderful to work with. Brad went above and beyond fixing the interior drywall issues that arose. I really feel like a fool for having to be responsible for landscaping over a steep slop. I’m a disabled veteran and although I can manage to get around on my own pretty well I see maintaining the steep slope as a future issue. If Beazer could grade the yard more to accommodate the usability of the land that would be helpful if not refunding the lot premium fee would also make it right. ... More

Terrible communication and terrible workmanship in to many areas. Bill was the most responsive out of the entire situation but the worker subcontracted to build this house suck! As a large loss adjusters I seen house rebuilt from a fire with less errors and better presentation. Vontell did better towards the end but lacks follow up. No one knows anything and the entire process just suck. Door handles falling off door trim not completed. The 300+ House is just Aesthetically beautiful as long as you don’t look too close... good news is ... the house is beautiful and the neighborhood is extremely pleasant. ... More

Once you close with trust no one turns up to complete walk through list nor any follow up...finishing of beazer homes is not good at all...thier manager changes and problem is faced by customer....all other pending work we are slowly doing out of our pocket....still have little trust if they finish the pending work of mine.

I gave it 2 stars due to the trouble we had when we first moved in. The paint is not well done. Also the drywall seams are showing through in multiple rooms, and have had them come out several times and can’t get it looking right. We will have to have this redone again here shortly.

Dumb and trusting on my part. Needed to close at a certain time. Do not close until everything is completed. 3 months since closing and still trying to have things finalized.

Didn't like the experience

We purchased our home about 2 months ago. We have had nothing but problems since day one. The day before closing the ac unit froze up and overflowed the pan soaking the living room ceiling and carpet. Since this day the ac hadn’t worked properly the home can’t cool below 72 degrees. The ac company states the unit functions properly. Therefore nothing has been done that has helped the situation. We have had issues with the warranty work, hard woods had to be replaced due to nicks and the replacement boards were the wrong color so they had to be replaced again. The dishwasher wasn’t anchored to the cabinet trim and was missing the trim/kick plate. We love our neighborhood but would never buy a home from Beazer again. I am a licensed realtor in GA and have sold 2 other homes in this same neighborhood and my clients have also experienced similar problems. ... More

After 30 days of closing, the plumbing has backed up twice in my unit and the neighbors. They have to pull up the concrete to try to find the problem. Bathroom floors have to be pulled up afterwards and redone. The wood fence separating the neighborhood from neighboring housing area keeps getting kicked in by those looking for a shortcut to the local plaza. Not only do you have to pay ($60) for your own key fob for entrance Gate Access after closing, but it doesn't always work for guest using the key pad. The numbers won't dial the homeowner. So if you leave your Fob, you will have to wait for another vehicle to open with a Fob or leaving the premise. There is no local Mailbox station for the community, so you have to go to the local Post Office to purchase a P.O. Box for $40 to get your mail. There are no lights outside of the home, so when it's dark, you can't see anything. There are no street lights near my unit. Other than those things, the unit is nice. ... More

Overall I would not recommend Beazer homes. While our builder was good to work with and was very attentive, the craftsmanship is lacking in many areas and it is obvious Beazer cuts corners with small things. Doors are hung crookedly, cabinet doors are uneven, small nicks in the sheet rock are evident, and there were several items left over after we bought that took several weeks to fix. We are also already on our third warranty request within 3 months. It is evident that once you sign a contract with Beazer their effort goes out the door and they are slow to fix things that they agree to contractually fix. Once they have you committed to buy they care less. Additionally I am dealing with terrible sod and a yard that Beazer didn’t maintain during the building process. ... More

From the start the communication was terrible from the office staff. Slow response or none at all. Date of orientation was rescheduled twice without considering the buyers work schedule, etc. The electricity was not turned on until the day before closing, 26 hrs to be exact. Our and the entire row of town home's orientation was performed in the dark with no electricity. Obviously after we were rushed to close our entire row of town homes had several issues with their home. pain was horrible since it was done in the dark. Again, no electricity until the day before closing. Nails sticking out of walls that still aren't fixed. Landscape had to come back since they were rushed the Day of Closing. A tree was left on a hill, maybe 15 feet away from the end town home, with the roots exposed. One hard strait wind and it would be down on top of the house. We have been promised that certain issues would be taken care of about a month ago and do you think it has been completed. Of course not. ... More

Not a great experience, could have been better.

I had several items that were not completed prior to closing and it has been extremely difficult getting them done. List was provided to construction manager over a month ago and nothing has been done, nor has he responded. My advice to new buyers is not to close until all items from your punch list has been completed. They will promised you that they will get it done, don’t trust them, it will be painful. I was warned by another buyer and should have listen.

The house for the price they ask is poor quality to manny imperfection and lack of attention to detail is like going to McDonald’s in the express line and the you found something missing in your order, them to person in charge to deal with the warranty in various ocasión say to to me is what is it’s or what standard are to hight , cracked cement , molding broken and poorly finish, garage poorly finish , problems with electricity on some areas of the house, I feel every time a meet with the person who deal with deal with the issue's I have to to beg in order to take care of the issues of the house and according to him that’s the way the house are built on the states. Poor quality control in the contruction of the house , to manny contractors involve in the construction that is hard to supervise the job they are performing , I found in the attic a cigarette but in violation in all safety and OSHA rules that are posted in the project. That is my sincere option buying your product, ... More

Good stuff: Location is excellent, Laney in sales was always responsive and very helpfully, although we just started working with Chris of Customer Care seems to have a good process for managing warranty issues. Bad: 5 months late, had 4 so called builders, poor building materials, no QC, poorly managed project. Seem to have no control of sub-contractors and could never give me accurate information as to when various events would happen and did not adequately exercise quality control of their work resulting in lots of re-work. Pre-walk thru resulted in my having to escalate deficiencies to higher management before we would go to closing. While working with a builder after closing on still open issues, was told that I was 1,000 times pickier than anyone else. When I questioned issues with my front door that does not close properly, he said it closes doesn't it and that his job was to build houses. (Implying that I should accept it as is.) Very disappointed in workmanship start to finish. ... More

It was an awful experience working with the Beazer Home team . The communication was not open. Initially the team was very push. They something & then deliver something else. I hate to remind Baezer Homes that they are selling homes not used car. They only person that helped us the construction manager. I would never recommend anyone for this company. It was just plainly aweful experience

This Builder does not care about its customer, but just make money by selling the house and moving on to the next project, something that could have taken a few months, ended up being a year-long project with 3 contractors(in real-world you only need one) and poor quality, not good finish and least concern about our safety, our house was right on the edge of the highway. They are not even concerned about our safety and would not even build us a fence for safety reasons. Overall worst experience ever!!!!!!!!!

Home was not completed, home was not clean, paint was not completed