Beazer

PLEASE SEE REMARKS ABOVE

Everything turned out very well.

unknown

The workmanship and quality of materials are both good. Beazer's people were all very responsive prior to the closing, and the warranty personnel have been responsive since the closing. There have been very few problems to fix under warranty. The only problem has been the construction personnel. Landscape work went undone for months after I moved in. Shame on me for taking their word that the work would be done, and not having money held back from the closing. There were also problems with trash ending up in my yard (not just paper but four-by-fours and wood scraps), and digging holes without repairing them.

STARTED TO BUILD HOME ON LOT 133 AND DUE TO LACK OF COMMUNICATION THEY STARTED TO BUILD WRONG HOUSE, THINKING THAT THEY WERE DOING US A FAVOR THEY DID THE BUILD ON A DIFFERENT LOT THAT WE HAD TO FIGHT FOR .WE ALLOWED THEM OUT OF A BREACH CONTRACT, AND DOWN HILL ALL THE WAY. THEY STARTED BUILD OF SECOND HOME AND THE PATIO WAS INSTALLED WRONG AND HAD TO TORN UP. THEY PROMISED US UPGRADES WHICH WE DID NOT RECEIVE. WE WERE TOLD WE WOULD GET EXACT SAME FLOOR PLAN AND IT IS NOT. THEY PUT A LARGE WINDOW IN THE BATHROOM AND SHOULD HAVE BEEN A SMALLER ONE AND WOULD NOT REPLACE IT WHILE FRAME WAS STILL UP. HAD A SAGGING CEILING AND THEIR QUICK FIX WAS TO LOWER THE LIGHT FIXTURE. THEY PUT CARPET EVEN THOUGH WE ASKED TO WAIT UNTIL AFTER THE INSPECTION. THEY PUT CARPET OVER A HUGE HOLE. THEY HAD TO CHANGE BRICK 3 TIMES BECAUSE THEY WERE WORKING IN THE DARK. THEY ARE RUDE INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT OF COMPANY AND DO NOT RETURN CALLS.

PRICE WAS GREAT, QUALITY AND SERVICE WAS HORRIBLE. NEVERLESS WE LOVE OUR HOME. I JUST WONT BUILD WITH THEM AGAIN.

OVERALL I FELT CROSSMAN DID A GOOD JOB BUILDING MY HOME. COMMUNICATION WAS DEFINITELY A PROBLEM. IT WAS HARD TO GET ANYONE TO CALL YOU BACK. ONCE THEY DID CONTACT YOU THOUGH THE PROBLEMS WERE USUALLY SOLVED QUICKLY. WHEN WE CLOSED THERE WERE A FEW MINOR THINGS THAT STILL NEEDED TO BE DONE THAT I FELT THEY HAD PLENTY OF TIME TO DO BEFORE THAT DAY. THE HOUSE SAT UNTOUCHED FOR ABOUT 2 WEEKS SO THERE SEEMED TO BE SOME POOR MANAGEMENT ISSUES. BUT ALL IN ALL, ESPECIALLY WITH CROSSMANS BAD PRESS, I WAS PLEASED WITH THE FINAL RESULT.

I SIGNED A CONTRACT TO BUILD IN OCT. 2000. I WAS TOLD IN MAY 2001, TWO WEEKS BEFORE OUR BUILD DATE, THAT THEY COULD NOT BUILD OUR HOME. APPARENTLY, OUR BASEMENT HOME COULD NOT BE BUILT ON A FLOOD PLANE. WE WERE NOT EVEN TOLD UNTIL THEY COULD NOT GET A BUILDING PERMIT THAT THE PROPERTY WAS LOCATED IN A FLOOD PLANE. ISNT THAT A REQUIRED DISCLOSURE???