I'm posting here because I think Baessler is somehow able to delete Google reviews.
Although I am happy to own a home and Baessler employees are nice as other reviews have mentioned, there were/are many things I've had/will have to deal with that I don't feel I should because Baessler Homes produces a quickly thrown together product. They seem to lack quality control and I'm not sure how much the construction management team actually manages the contractors throughout the build.
I've had a few issues that the 1 year warranty has covered. Examples of this have been: inches deep water pooling in the corners of my garage after rain or snow (this was only fixed after months of follow up and insisting it be fixed), front landscaping that completely sunk in after a big rain because they didn't compact the dirt under the sidewalks of front yard areas, and them having to rip up the whole back driveway because they didn't connect the sewer lines. I feel I lucked out as neighbors had much more serious issues (a wall that literally moved because the framing wasn't nailed in, walls totally out of plumb, sewer smells for the better part of a year, a hole in the floor under carpet, water leaking through lights on the first floor, the list goes on...).
There are also many things that I haven't been able to get them to fix, the most concerning being the HVAC. When the weather is above around 75, my upstairs is regularly 8-10 degrees warmer than my downstairs (even with buying heavy curtains, closing off registers, and buying vent register booster fans for upstairs). It's miserable in the summer when I have to make my downstairs temperature 65 degrees to have a somewhat comfortable temperature upstairs to sleep. I worry if my AC unit can keep up with trying to accommodate for the poor design. Their warranty contractors try to gaslight you and say your issue isn't that bad or not an issue at all, while knowing they've gone to multiple other addresses with the same concern. Another headache is that the cheap baseboards are not primed or painted on the bottom, so if you get them the slightest bit wet (think mopping, stepping out the shower, spilling a cup of water anywhere near the edge of a room), they sponge up and are completely ruined.
If you do choose to buy with Baessler, make sure you have the time and energy to commit to holding them accountable for "warrantable" items (months of emails back and forth, arranging to be available for their warranty contractors, sometimes the Baessler tech or contractors don't show up, so rescheduling, having to remind them that there's still an issue, having to convince them that the issue is truly an issue, etc.), and understand that this list will likely be longer than it should be. If you're the least bit handy, you can also probably do a better job than their warranty contractors, especially on anything cosmetic. Non warrantable items, which should have been done correctly, will be up to you to live with or fix yourself. read more