Del Webb Reviews in Nashville, TN

We were told during our Celebration walk through 1-week before closing that our notated punch list issues would be fixed and /or corrected before closing, Well, that walk through was about 60 days ago at this time and only around 20% of those issues have been corrected to date. Dead lawn ( not watered appropriately by builder), dead bushes (same), stained concrete drive and patio.Unfinished cabinet trim.Several other unresolved issues. They keep saying they will fix these, but not yet.

Too soon for me to have a constructive review.

We are really disappointed that the quality and follow-up on issues has been so lacking. Our closing got delayed 3 times mainly due to quality issues (and very obvious stuff). We probably should have delayed it further for issues that were promised to be resolved after close (50% now resolved after 6 weeks) but they wore us down and had to vacate previous home. That being said, we do not regret our decision to come to our Del Webb community and will continue to be a thorn in the side until all is resolved.

I have been a loyal Del Webb follower since my parents lived in a Del Webb community in Arizona in the 1990s. They had such a great experience in their community and loved their home. I decided then that I wanted the same experience when it was my turn to retire. Unfortunately, the quality of workmanship and the cost do not parallel. Pulte homes are the quality of the original Del Webb name/homes. They are less original with minimal to no choices to make your home individual, and the quality of craftsmanship is poor at best. If I had it to to do over, I would select a different 55+ builder/community. But I still like the concept and think the social side of things will be positive. ... More

The quality and materials are above average and the value is well worth the price. The trust factor is not good. The sales and materials coordinator were very trustworthy. The building foreman were in too big a hurry and the subs made way to many mistakes. You would think they could build the same house over and over and not make the same mistakes, but they do. You can tell they get rewarded by the number houses built per month. Lot's of rushing to compete houses at EOM. Issues are ignored during building and the goal is to get to closing as fast a possible and let the warranty team fix the problems. The warranty team is doing a good job, but all of this could be better, cost effective and on time and under budget with just a few tracking changes. But, pretty much management does not want any feedback, they have this and they know what they are doing, and could care less about correcting the problems. The answer is it was designed this way. ... More