Beazer Homes

Beware of Beazer and their shady deals! They are deceptive in every way.

DO NOT put your flyers on my door! Not only is it classless to go door to door leaving UNWANTED trash but you are also littering since no one wants to read this crap. It’s pathetic how desperate this company is. Figure out another advertising technique because your current one is NOT COOL AT ALL!!!

If you are considering buying a home from this company Beazer;;
Be very careful when it comes to the HOA’s. There seems to be an agreement with the HOA association for Beazer home developments with local Shady vehicle towing agencies,. It will cost you over $ 400 dollars to retrieve your vehicle and if your lucky you and your family wont be late for work.
They come very quietly in the middle of the nite. Even when you are displaying their guest pass in the window…
They (the HOA) make their own rules…
Please don’t fall fall short of there TRAP AND LOSE YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY TO STUFF IN SOMEONES POCKETS.
I CALL SHINANAGAINS AS YOU SHOULD AS WELL.

Thanks to Marie, my wife and I have bought our first home
THANKS MARIE!!!
Marie was very thoughtful and answered all of our questions, the only concern I have is living in a HOA, not sure how that is going to work out like finishing your backyard within 120 days of moving in, um we just bought a house, plus this part of the property is not visible to the public.
After reading some of the rules, not sure if we will get what we pay for with the HOA fees, might be a deal killer
Another drawback is having no choice but to deal with carpets and more as they might have a relationship with beeper but it’s sad that I’m being forced to have a relationship with them. No customer service skills makes it hard to want to spend money at a business

So far I am not impressed with Beazer homes here in the Northwest. For all their hype and loyal customers, I really feel they are like every other major housing developer.
First off, the managing of this neighborhood is crap. No street parking unless you have a permit? That’s bullshit. Oh but people do it, and the one time you do it? You get a warning from the manager that there is no street parking. What about the thirty other people on the street RIGHT NEXT TO US? Oh no, forget about THOSE people.
Lately there has been a lot of construction on things they have messed up. Like the drainage. They sat there for two weeks taking out the sideways where the water runs down (there are NO sidewalks by the way) everywhere, including in front of peoples’ driveways. AND THEY DIDN’T TELL THEM! So people come home form work to see that, oh, they can’t use their driveway. Or they try to leave from home to go to work and, oh, there’s a huge ass ditch they have to drive into. Nice Beazer, real nice.
Next, they have just redone the streets here. Why? Who the hell knows. They didn’t look bad before, but I guess they like to waste the money that is paid to them every month for keeping things looking good. Oh, and housing construction is not over yet, so they will have to do it again later. Great.
Why do I care about all that? Because there is still, six months after moving here, one stretch of sidewalk (on the main road where there are sidewalks) that is randomly still just dirt. So it goes: tree, shrub, red rocks, dirt dirt dirt dirt, tree, rocks, shrub. What the hell is going on that these people can just let that stay dirt?

I have sold more than 10 Beazer homes in the past year and a half and with every transaction have been more impressed with their sales people and customer service every time. Carmine and Dee at the Weston Hills location are outstanding! Their knowledge of the Beazer product and intuitive nature of the clients needs is second to none.
I believe Beazer builds the best «Green Home» on the market under $ 400,000, and with prices starting as low as $ 130,000 there is something for everyone. There homes are not only ESmart like the majority of builders in Southern Nevada they step above and are truly a «Green Home».
I always keep in contact with my clients and everyone I have sold a Beazer home to says, they feel like family with the Beazer employees.
My husband and I are preparing to buy an investment home and plan to purchase a great Beazer home ourselves. It just makes good sense.
Heather Etchings