Beazer Homes Amira Collections

I’ve been overall pretty happy with Beazer despite the countless quality issues I’ve had to encounter and address, from the red tape walk-through all the way to 14 months later. I’ve dedicated countless man hours keeping up with and calling in issue after issue to have repaired. The mass production of these homes and the lowest bidding sub contractors Beazer hires creates a plethora of quality issues. Granted, Beazer has done a decent job of taking care of most of them, although sometimes only after some initial contractor jargon about that’s how it’s supposed to be. But this next situation just puts the icing on the cake. During the construction of my home, Beazer directed the electrical contractor to install the main supply line outside of the designated utility easements, running it straight through the middle of my usable yard. The contractor followed those directions and ran my supply line through my yard basically turning my entire back yard into a utility easement. My plat survey that Beazer provided me clearly shows the usable area in my back yard enough to put a pool in and come to find out that survey is erroneous because there is an electrical supply line running through it. This careless decision now prevents me from using my property as intended, I cannot proceed with my pool project without relocating the main electrical line. Because of this, my pool cost has now shot up by 5%, a very disappointing and unnecessary expense that should never have been my responsibility. When I raised this issue, both Beazer basically brushed it off as “not our problem.” That is unacceptable. A professional builder and licensed electrical contractor should know that permanent supply lines belong in easements, not through a homeowner’s yard where they permanently block normal improvements. Passing blame back and forth instead of taking accountability shows a lack of integrity and responsibility. If you’re considering a Beazer home, think twice. Their poor planning and refusal to take ownership of their mistakes will leave you with costly problems down the road. Unless you think of everything before you sign and close.

When Beazer Homes compromises their integrity and no longer cares about those they sell homes to, would you buy from them? By not upholding the HOA rules in Amira (the home builders are the HOA until one is formally set up when the neighborhood is established) they are outright saying they could care less! Knowing a commercial group home is going in and ignoring it is such a shame for all the residents!! They are responsible for upholding and enforcing the deed restrictions for the good of its residents and maintaining the integrity of the neighborhood. Beazer, SHAME ON YOU FOR NOT CARING ABOUT THE RESIDENTS!! ??