I purchased a home from Beazer in 2002. I started noticing cracks in the exterior walls and the doors and windows became tight. I also had tile crack in my front entry way. I called Beazer to have my foundation checked out and they sent an engineer to inspect my home in 2005. The inspector noted ...
I purchased a new construction Beazer Home in Feb.in Sept I noticed a crack in front of the main entrance which extended to the mortar joints in the bricks beneath the front door. I contacted Beazer and their fine (not) rep came to my home and told me it was not structural and I should read my ...
I closed on a new Beazer condo in March (thru Countrywide). Beazer said because the condo was new construction, property taxes had not been assessed yet. At any rate, they said they would pay any unassessed taxes for 2008 thru March of when I closed on the loan. Well, this month, while online ...
Hello, Everyone! This may be a lonely, one-man crusade against a big, giant home builder based in Atlanta, but I need to voice my opinion and warn other potential new home buyers. I bought a "LUXURY" townhose that easily cost me more than $0.5 million in Montgomery County, MD (I will ...
I purchased a home from Beazer Homes in 2005. Upon returning to my home after the closing I was met by Brian Horn, Site Supervisor, who advised me that there was no CO (Certificate of Occupancy) signed for my home and that I could not enter the home that I just purchased for $368,000. I had a ...
Beware 1st time home buyers. Beazer Homes will leave you feeling like a fooled child. While looking for a 1st home my wife and I came across a Beazer community that seemed to be exactly what we were looking for. Affordable price, good sq footage, and perfect location. However, the benefits that ...