Beazer Homes Reviews in Myrtle Beach, SC

I thought the home was very well built and I have nothing to say but good things about construction, but they did not take into consideration the clay soil and appropriately add addition top soil so it would help absorb Water. Excavation and landscaping is horrible. Our property has not dried out since we have taken possession on September 27. I believe additional drainage is needed or it will never dry out.

Overall experience was very good with project manager Johnathan. He was responsive and kept us in the loop in everything as it was progressing which was very important to us since we were doing this from out of state. Kathryn has been very timely and responsive on the finishing touches that were needed after closing. Very happy with our home and the area. We’ve recommended to others looking to relocate.

Closing went very well for us,and we our from out of state,everyone worked with us and we closed in about 3 weeks.Of course there are a few minor problems,but they answered our calls right away and fixed the problems.

Think about an extra power outlet outside the back of the house. Our model the Camden could have used an electric outlet in the washer/ dryer room as well

My husband and I have been looking for our perfect retirement home for over a year and found it with Bella Vita Gardens in Myrtle Beach! The garden home checked off all of our "have to have" boxes! Jenny was so nice to work with and Matt fixed any minor details before closing! Can't wait to retire so we can enjoy our home and explore the South!

We knew that building a new home from a distance of 1,000 miles away would be challenging but the challenges came later. We loaded up our new home with lots of extras but the construction crew banged out our house like the other cookie cutter homes and forgot to add the extras we purchased like upgraded molding on windows and baseboards, upgraded tile shower, stainless vent hood. The installed fiberglass shower had to be ripped out and they left behind damaged walls when new tile shower was finally installed correctly, microwave that we did not want was installed so that had to be ripped out and backsplash redone. I could go on and on. If you just want the cookie cutter house they build you will be happy but we opted for a lot of the extras they offer and it has been very challenging getting the house completed the way we want it. Beazer in a big hurry to close on homes to get their money but not in a big hurry to fix issues after closing that need addressing. After closing, their contact people at the property never answer voicemails or texts. They have moved on to the next group of homes that need to get finished and closed. I am sure all of our issues will be addressed eventually after submitting them multiple times to the Beazer warranty department. ... More

We had our doorbell ringer inside almost catch on fire less than a month moved into our brand new home! Called the warranty service right away to get an electrician out and it has been 3 weeks and still nothing!!! The warranty is a joke. We also had a few other issues and still have not heard back from anyone in over a week!

HOME IS EVERYTHING WE WANTED, CRAFTSMANSHIP IS OUTSTANDING. THE SUPPORT IS AMAZING. HOME INSPECTION OR WALK THROUGH WAS VERY THOROUGH, MATT WAS VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE AND HELPFUL. +

We love our new Beazer Garden Home. All the staff from Jenny, our sales rep to Matt our walk thru guy, gave us wonderful service. The staff has been on top of any problem we have had, thanks to Rudy, the warranty worker. Only complaint we have is with the management company employed to represent the garden homes. Why do they need a key to my house? To receive a threatening letter about taking me to litigation if a key is not provided seems to me to border-on Gestapo tactics. Why does FSR need emergency access to our homes? Their office is in Murrells Inlet. By the time a key would be delivered here, the emergency would be over. So why does FSR need a key?It took 3 weeks to have a trash can delivered. Multiple phone calls were not returned. We went to the Murrells Inlet office and the representative couldn’t be bothered to come out to greet us. Beazer Homes are great ,but beware of the management company they employ. ... More

I think beazer is fine I like my house , I find they are a little lax when it comes to concerns I don’t want to have 20’case #’s would be nice if they showed a bit more concern for the cases at hand

Beazer has a well-earned reputation for building quality homes. My experience with them is excellent. They are fast, efficient and very responsive to your questions, concerns and needs. No unpleasant surprises!

This is the third home we’ve ever owned and this is, by far, the best home buying experience we have had. When my wife and I were considering moving to the Myrtle Beach area, we were there on vacation and just looking to see what was available in the area. While searching, an advertisement for Beazer Homes Bella Vita Gardens appeared on my wife’s iPad. So we decided to check them out. When we walked into the model home, my wife and I fell in love and knew this is what we wanted. Over the next year, we kept in contact with the new home counselor and when we were ready, we returned and decided to purchase a unit. She was very knowledgeable and thorough and very helpful in finding a way to help us live our dream. From choosing the components and appliances for our unit to choosing one of their preferred mortgage companies, everyone involved in the process was very kind and kept us involved in the entire building process. The quality of their homes is top-notch and they take pride in their home construction. Thank you for building some of America’s finest homes. ... More

Initial interaction with salesperson was pleasant and informative. Construction process could be enhanced by affording homebuyer the opportunity to meet with individual subcontractors (as necessary) to ask questions relative to the contractors discipline. This process should continue thru completion with appropriate trade rep present assuring direct communication between buyer and contractor. Project manager would also be aware of buyers concerns. Design/layout suited us well. Basics are limited and options are pricey. Home appears to be well built, hopefully time doesn't paint a different picture. All our concerns were addressed. Some timely, some not so much. As with any major purchase, buyers needs to do some home work, and educate themselves to insure the finished product is worth the investment. ... More

Censullo Home Warranty Check List Carla will be sending in the Warranty Requests, directly to Beazer I will be contacting you directly on when they will be completed 1. Garage Door Panel - Open They are coming today 11/1/2019 2. 3 Kitchen Draws - Open They are coming on 11/6/2019 3. Bathroom Wall Painting - Open They are coming on 11/6/2019 4. Driveway - Open Waiting for a date to start repairs 5. Irrigation System - Open We have a cracked Sprinkler Head/ Cap Warranty Request sent in on 10/29/2019, to have it fixed and to have all Sprinkler Heads/ Caps looked at 6. Home Siding - Open We have 3 areas with cracks that need to be addressed Warranty Request sent in on 10/29/2019, to have them fixed 7. Foundation - Open There is a bubble on our foundation that needs to be looked at Warranty Request sent in on 10/29/2019, to have it fixed 8. Orange Water - Open You said, you were going to talk to a plumber? Still waiting for a response from you. Warranty Request sent in on 10/29/2019, to have it addressed I would appreciate a response from you by Monday on all of our Open Warranty Requests, with no scheduled scheduled repair date Thank you, Carla ... More

Overall, I love the new home. However, all building and finishing was done with me living in another state. While most things were handled well, the lawn was not - it's green and growing but so uneven it's extremely difficult to mow - it should have been properly leveled prior to sod being put down.

GREAT HOME BUILDER TO BUY A HOME FROM

Everything is wonderful and my builder Rick was the best. After closing no one cares about you. My floor not fixed and the easements are being taken care of why would I buy a lot next to water if I didn’t want to see it.

During our building process we experienced several different performance. First our buying and sales experience was very positive. John, the sales agent was extremely helpful and guided us through the various selection process professionally. If anything be aware there are a lot of choices and some things slip through the crack, so beware and personally make sure what you want is written down on the order. Do not take anything for granted. Then came the purchasing experience which was the most stressful, unprofessional and troubling experience. Janise, from the Oleander office, is extremely unfriendly, unprofessional, lacks customer relations skills, and want “her way”, with no compromises or negotiations what mistakes at the sales level occurred. Beware, make sure everything at the sales level is documented, Miss Janise, informed us that she will not back up what the sales agent promised or said, and “that you have a signed contract”, and not changes can be made. She personally held up the start of the building process by 2 months because of her inflexibility and arrogance. We changed lots after 10 days to a more expensive lot (the new lot had a $45,000 more premium). She would not accept this change because they received the new purchase agreement on day 11 and because the sales agent had not completed a change order. Because she continued to apply any down payment to the old lot, our real estate agent could not reason with her, John (Beazer, sales agent) could not reason with her and her abruptness to us we stopped payment on all the checks and had decided to walk away from the deal, leaving aver $12,000 on the table. It took a meeting of our sales agent with the president of the division to resolve the situation. Expecting the worst during the building process, we met the builder, Johnathan. What a delight to work with this experienced, professional, knowledgable, customer focused Beazer employee. If it were not for Johnathan we would have walked away from Beazer and the home at Park Place, Myrtle Beach, SC. My wife and I thank Johnathan for everything he did to manage the building of our home. He realized, unlike Janise, that purchasing a home is an emotional experience and he did everything right to ensure our satisfaction and peace of mind. Now that we are in the house our experience with the warrentee people has been very positive, both on the local level, Katherine and with the corporate representatives. All in all, the building process with Beazer involves lots or waste and rework, BUT, they make good on their workmanship and promises. ... More

It was an excellent experience from beginning to end. It is a well maintained development which is centrally located. The homes are well built and have updated designs. It is a very pleasant community to live in.

Paid cash and builder fast tracked closing. went for final walk through and had to deal with house cleaners and we did our inspection. wet floors vacuums running. To say the least I was distracted and house was not up to standards. Still getting things handled. BTW the worse interior painting I have ever experienced

The people at Beazer are great to deal with but, unfortunately, getting things done right the first time seems to take a backseat to speed of construction. We are slowing working through issues but still have a lengthy list of items to address as well as the inconvenience of having to wait in 4 hour time-frames for various contractors to remedy items that should have been correct at construction time. While all new construction will have punch list items, this one was much more than expected or necessary. Would definitely recommend close scrutiny at any walk-through opportunities prior to closing. ... More

It was a very positive experience and everyone was so helpful.

With this being the 4th home that I reviewed for quality, there are several recommendation that Beazer should look at. • Your appliance installer should be fired. Damaged appliances, bolts missing from installation, doors messed up, etc. • Your siding contractor does very shady work. Poor bends, bad cuts, bad angles. Get someone else. • Electrician shows little attention to details. Fixtures installed wrong, not level, screws not tight, panels marked sloppy. • Concrete pads cracked before occupied • Sloppy painting and caulking. • Bathroom fixtures not installed properly (toilet paper rolls fall through the holder) • Cabinet hardware miss-aligned, bolts too short. • Garage door sensors look like a child installed them. • Building materials left in cabinets, drawers and garage floor. • Front door lock hardware loose and not installed properly. • Doors that don’t close or have to be slammed closed to latch. • No Beazer inspection prior to customer walk through. ( as evident by the amount of blue tape needed) • Nails and debris left in and under the sod and mulch beds. • Pay for amenities that don’t exist. Then raising that payment before amenities are done….??? • Roadways are a disgrace to drive on. I am having a hard time with all of this considering the pressure that Beazer put on us to close in March. Now I am supposed to give all 4’s for this.? ... More

Waiting for a few things to be taking care of. Some items already done. Still waiting for someone to check the foundation

Very happy with my new home. Am now busy decorating and customizing it to meet my needs.