Lennar Reviews in Mobile, AL

Low quality materials used - especially the flooring Home came with very little- needed sprinkler system and gutters No towel racks or toilet paper holders There was phone jacks in kitchen and bedroom- need I say more I even had a roof leak first month None of their contractors spoke English But construction manager was excellent in responding to needed fixes

It’s definitely quantity not quality home! They are thrown together!

Very nice home- but a lot of fit/ finish issues. Excellent response to fix all of our concerns- often same day. Closing process was poor. Hectic and unorganized. Almost two months late and still do not have gold fortification certificate. Love the home and value- but overall experience needs work. Especially closing process.

Overall, this whole process was a smooth one. Christy was always available and was present in the whole process. she was the best part of this whole process. Unfortunately, I had a bad experience with the title company recommended by Lennar (Jacob Tittle). They were very unresponsive to the emails, and they end up not returning me the full amount of money it was agreed in the closing cost. I had to send email and push for weeks in order to receive my full refund. Finally, I would like to point that the builder need to improve the quality of the inside doors I'm not sure why, but all the interior doors have very sharp edges, within a few days of moving in my toddler cut her ankle with one of the edges. I brought this concern since the closing and Lennar only said, "this is how our door are made off, we are aware of this but there is nothing we can do about it" Very unfortunate.... In the end I'm going to have to invest on new interior doors, so my kids don't get injured on our new home. Very disappointing. ... More

We never were allowed to talk directly to the construction manager or supervisor only thru our agent who was good by the way. I asked for superintendent several times to call me. We did not get one phone call. Many issues could have been resolved before our walk thru before closing. This process should be changed. We had grading and drainage issues from the house next door and the common area which is on the other side our house. I was assured they would be fixed after closing and as of today they are still not fixed. I should have never closed before they were fixed.

First time purchasing a brand spanking new home and I think we were wowed by the glitz and didn’t pay enough attention to the finishing. A lot could be improved there. But overall it’s an o.k. kinda place that should serve us well.

Workers were in our home at closing. They did not complete everything that was noted for closing. We are still waiting on our 220 outlet in the garage. Sod was not watered and died. They only fertilized; didn't replace the sod. Lots of paint dripped on the tile. Scratched flooring-- one broken piece. Two tubs were blemished. The list goes on. It is hard to get responses, but both TJ and Joey have responded to some of the issues.

Interior paint not well done. The house at closing was not clean. There was trash and building materials in the garage at closing. I had dispose of trash and building materials just to park in the garage. Lennar could do better but it doesn’t seem like they care.

Let me start with, we love our home and the neighborhood. Our buying experience was mediocre at best from the time they started building our house. Lennar was not and still is not as customer oriented as I would have expected. We felt we had to "fight" for everything we asked for. Prior to the house even getting started, we wanted to purchase the paint ourselves and have it painted, they refused. We did not want carpet, they finally accepted. On our pre-walk through, we identified so many defects in the house. The entire island had to be taken out and redone, the floors had to be fixed, the painting was awful, in fact when my painter came in after the closing, he touched up paint that he said was done "as if a child had painted". His words. There was paint on the floors and just splashed a round. We had been told blinds would be hung and they weren't on closing day. This almost caused us to walk out on the closing. I would have expected the craftsmanship to be far better than what we saw. I have now been in the house for 60 days and have talked with other new buyers and unfortunately, they have the same complaints. In fact, the unfortunate person who is the supervisor, doesn't even like to drive in the neighborhood. As I said, we love our home but due to everything we have experienced and what we are hearing from other buyers, we are going through our home with a fine tooth comb to ensure everything is good. ... More

I wish we had more time and money to buy some were else.

We love the area and the home. However, the communication was atrocious. It got to the point where it would take up to two weeks to get a response, and at times we never got an answer to questions we had. Come on Lennar you have to do better than this.

We like our house. 2 months later we are still trying to get promised corrections done

I closed on October 28th. I still don't have the certified gold roof paper work for my insurance agent. I still don't have my signed completed paper work from the closing. The home was dusty and not prepared at time of closing. Get this... I'm a real estate agent who build his last 2 homes. I had to buy due to 1031 exchange.

For the location and square feet the price was right. Craftsmanship of the concrete finishers is very poor, light fixtures are very cheaply made. Painters and flooring craftsmanship is very poor. In areas were there is a big growth rate, like our area in Foley, they build the houses so fast so quantity is more important than quality.

The quality of the home is marginally OK. One doesn’t really notice things until after move-in, but then you start to notice the defects. We haven’t gotten a timely response to a couple of warranty issues. The price was good and we’re happy with the location.

Average home for average price. Not very responsive to issues.

Experienced multiple issues that seem to be the result of poor workmanship on the part of some subcontractors. Issue resolution is very slow

The building manager and sales agent was very helpful and addressed our issues. The sales manager, Debra however was rude, unprofessional and combative to the point where I refused to have a conversation with at our final walkthrough. My daughter, who also recently bought a Lennar home was with my husband and I at the walk through. My daughter asked Debra a question about the home and Debra's response to her was "Who's buying this home, you or them?" She literally told my daughter and my realtor who was there she was not discussing any concerns with them. She was so unprofessional and rude and combative to the point I refused to have any further conversation with her. She also proceeded to tell me about the homes value and what is normal regarding cement and building procedures, which she wasn't credentialed to make any such determinations. Had it not been for the building manager, Filipe and Lennar's sales agent Gaye diverting us away from the sales manager and addressing our concerns , there is no doubt we would have walked away and purchased a house elsewhere! Debra should certainly not be in a position dealing with clients. ... More

The number one selling point for this house was the backyard. On two occasions, Brittany told us our back yard was from the neighbors fence to our left to the neighbors fence to our right. During the initial showing we asked where the side boundaries were and she said we are “lucky because our neighbors have built fences and all we need to do was tie our fence to theirs”. My wife, myself, and our realtor all heard the same thing. Of course we all ooh’d and ahh’d about the backyard. During the walk through right before closing, she reiterated the same thing, which was again, heard by my wife, myself, and our realtor. After closing we received the plot plan that showed that there is a common area between us and our neighbors to the left, so we can’t tie our fence into theirs, meaning the backyard is smaller than she had advertised. We reached out to her and she doesn’t remember ever saying anything about the size of the yard, which again, was heard by three people. Unless this is corrected we are intending to sue. ... More

When we walked the development before choosing Lennar we looked at lots, and noticed construction development and home quality. One thing we noticed is all the homes had Carrier heat pumps. When we came down to walk for inspection we were given a different brand of heat pump. Lennar has now gone back to Carrier for the remaining 15 lots in the neighborhood. There are 2 lots with the cheaper brand heat pump ours and one other out of 90 homes. When we spoke to the sales team we were told the contract language allows them to use different vendors. They are right that is what the contract states, but there is an expected level of quality if 85% of the homes have one brand and then only 2 have a cheaper brand. We were told there was nothing they could do and no financial compensation was offered. This is called bait and switch! Lennar will NEVER get a recommendation from me to any family or friends. I would have NO problem if half the homes had one brand and half had another, especially with supply chain issues still in construction industry, but that is not the case. I guess saving $1,500 each on two lots means more than their reputation. I also called out the facia around the exterior that needs repair, the patch at the dining room ceiling drywall that is not correct, the shoe molding that has never been completed at the cabinets, and the garage entrance lock that wont work. We have gotten NO response. The difference between response before closing and after they get your money is a very sad business model. They are not the worst built homes in Baldwin County, but beware of bait and switch. ... More

We got a lot of square footage for the money and a nice-sized lot. Some nice material selections and others not so much. Still waiting for punch list items from the closing (2 months now) to be addressed. Reached out to my contact and haven't heard back. We used to own a Truland Home (before DR Horton bought them). Lennar doesn't come anywhere close to that quality or experience.

Numerous problems with home and neighborhood.

Poor quality of workmanship. Slow responsiveness and warranty items are Closed out before completed

AC was replaced first week. Interior doors wrong size, warped and/or installed wrong. "LVP" that came with the home is NOT LVP...it's simply linoleum cut into strips...3mm thickness, and peeling up in areas. Corner of gutters leak. Landscaping never finished...sprinklers are laying on top of the grass shooting into the street or trees....weve been in the house 2 months. Garage door keeps popping when it opens, because it likely was installed wrong... wire reel assembling came unhooked so it would not close. Large patches in the walls where looks like the electrician or plumber had to go in to make repairs after walls were up...then they used the cheap cannister texture to cover it up so you can see every patch. Granite countertops are badly pitted due to cheap cutting/polishing method. Many more issues i could list and everyone on our street has the same complaints/issues, so this is the norm for Lennar. This is what you get for $354k when you buy a home from Lennar....a house that feels like a renovated rental property...and good luck getting anyone to respond to problems. We'll be battling with then for the next year to get all this fixed, and likely will end up doing it ourselves just to make sure it's done right. ... More

Although the home is in the beautiful Glen Lakes area we had many issues through the entire process as it relates to workmanship and materials. Now, Lennar did do a price adjustment but that did not change the fact that we received something completely different than agreed upon. We are now in the home and it seems our warranty rep is very responsive but we still have (3) outstanding issues that we can not get resolution on. I am trying to decide if I need to involve legal counsel to get traction on these issues or is Lennar going to step forward and resolve their pre-closing issue noted on the walk. ... More