Del Webb Reviews in Orlando, FL

This was the most exhausting and draining experience I have ever had buying a new home. The initial purchase process went very smooth with the sales person, the design center, the qualifying for the VA e loan and insurance process. Once construction was nearing the end, I attempted to assist the construction team in identifying what items needed attention because they were either, broken, ripped, excess concrete on the carport floor, mismatched paint everywhere, uneven doors, cement stuck to patio door frames, heavily scratched metal range hoods, sloppy paint finish, crooked light switches and receptacles, ceramic floor was left stained with grout and required an acid wash, most of the pavers in the lanai had paint residue on them, caulking on the baseboards throughout the house was less than desirable, two garage door panels were mismatched and when they were replaced, one was bent, so now waiting a new door panel be ordered, reinstalled and painted, kitchen cabinets had dings and scratches, nails sticking out inside a kitchen cabinet. I don't recommend that any veterans consider buying a home from this builder. Had I known I would have this experience, I would have kept my previous beautiful home by the lake. The only reason I considered a home here was because of the proximity to the VA Hospital for my recurring visits, I am 100% Permanently Disabled Veteran and it would help me with shorter trips and less pain. Shortly after closing, I went to the house and not even the key to the main door worked and I had to call the closing specialist to help me get access to the house and a locksmith had to be called to resolve the matter. Mounds of ants were waiting for me right at the entrance to the doorway and they were crawling straight into the garage as well. Both of the shower drains were clogged with grout that contractors appeared to have thrown down the drain when grouting the shower floors. A window in one of the bedrooms falls out when you raise it because the frame was not properly shimmed, the sink had a stain that could not be removed and had to be replaced, I had a filthy house delivered to me, so filthy that when I conducted a walk through and checked the toilet seat it had feces under it. So as soon as the major issues are repaired or corrected I'll probably be able to move in while I pay two mortgages. Repairs have picked up this week so we'll see (week 6 after closing) my second mortgage payment is just around the corner...... For now you be the judge.... ... More

Don't trust when they say issues will be addressed. They are not, in addition they work to distract you and keep you from uncovering the issues.

The lack of communication, the workmanship, the turmoil with the field & construction managers was inexcusable. We could not get firm answers on anything all the way til the closing. We had to hire our own home inspector because there were so many issues. Our inspector confirmed and found multiple discrepancies. A full report was submitted to the field & Construction Manager by our inspector. We had to have a Build Quality Celebration form with at least 15 items on it signed by Construction Manager on the day of closing although they promised to have these items repaired by closing date. A copy of the letter & inspection report was submitted to Pulte title company on day of closing. ... More

From sales meeting to final construction, a very painful experience