Lennar Reviews in Phoenix Mesa, AZ

The staff and the people were really nice. They were very helpful and responsive to all of our questions.

Great value for what you pay. Love that everything is included.

best house for the price

Super John was fantastic.

All involved were helpful and kind in the purchase of my home.

My Lennar home is beautiful. The Lennar staff have all been extremely kind, helpful, and prompt with addressing our needs. We do have a little disappointment with some issues found by an inspector that we hired, especially with the HVAC system. However, Lennar seems to be eager to correct the issues with the home.

Buying a Lennar NexGen home has been a very rewarding process. Working with the mortgage team was probably the best part of things. And the sales representative was always available for any questions or concerns. I would recommend a Lennar home and the supporting companies as well.

The best experience was with our salesperson Bob. As for Lennar mortgage they were very unorganized and the only reason we used them was because of the rates. Construction team and follow up for repairs has been unresponsive and we can't seem to get our issues fixed once we moved in.

Aloha from us,ty good job

My backyard fence was only 5 foot high the entire neighborhood on my side having foot the bill to bring it up to 6 foot

Very helpful and informative

Good work, love it

For the most part, happy with my purchase.

Would change a few things, however, overall pretty good.

We are overall happy with our new home, our home took about seven months to be built from the date we purchased it, and the home Is very modern and clean looking, the house is built with the latest materials in all areas, very energy efficient, LED lighting, appliances were included as well except for the washer and dryer, they are very good quality and not cheap base models, the only issue we had Word minor imperfections such as painting in very small spots, We pointed this out during our first home walk-through and some of it got fixed but some of it never was, The home itself is very good quality but I think the contractors they use for somethings do a quick rush job and don’t realize that things don’t look perfect, in our case it was just some of the painting in areas was a little out of place, The home itself is very good quality but I think the contractors they use for somethings do a quick rush job and don’t realize that things don’t look perfect, in our case it was just some of the painting in areas was a little out of place, (i.e door frames look like they were painted too much and started to drip then then dried that’s way, front door paint can easily tell it was touched up with a brush therefore has a different pattern in small areas) ... More

Buyers should be involved in the entire building process, making sure what they are getting suits their needs.

Hope they have a more knowledgeable project manager as far as codes & not tell you things he knows nothing about .

Not enthusiastic when fixing issues presented by buyer.

Going through the initial process to finally closing was super easy and all my questions were answered so I wasn't confused on anything. House is wonderful and other than a few issues that took multiple times to fix from final closing I would recommend Lennar for others looking to buy.

Heat pump caused the Next-Gen area to heat up and cause strong smoke smells to the point the fire department had to come out. Debris within the system air ducts were clogged with building materials. Clothe dryer in Next-Gen had issues and I am still dealing with them. A circuit breaker in the dinning area of the main house keeps tripping, no electrician has come to check on it after it has been reported. Continues to happen.

I feel that a lot of things are overlooked. Simple things. The quality control of the different parts of the building process is far from good. I know good help is hard to find. There are things I believe you should change. The stainless sink in the kitchen are passé. There are many options besides stainless and porcelain. The tile work seems substandard. I like my house, but I think you need to get into current times.

nice job

So far I have really enjoyed living in McQueen Landing. The homes are very nice and the sales and construction staff are friendly. I am glad I moved to this community and I look forward to living here!

I recently retired from 50+ years in the California homebuilding industry, and our new home is in Arizona where I am not nearly as familiar with the minimum building codes here. With that said, my opinions are perhaps tainted based on my experience and expectations. To begin with, the builfing code requirements here appear to be less than those minimum standards in So. CA. We purchased this home because we love the floorplan (Trilliam Next-Gen) and the value. The workmanship in most all of the installations is above average quality for what I have seen over the decades, so they obviously have good supervision and controll over their subcontractors. The specifications overall are mostly of basic or minimal quality, but in general we are happy with our purchase. One complaint I have is that this builder (and many other production builders in the area) are using thicker post-tension slab foundations (which is fine), but they do NOT provide any perimeter footings, thus making it easier for stormwater to penetrate under the foundation. I have built dozens and dozens of post tension foundations, and in CA there are always deepened footings (at least 18" below the bottom of the slab) poured monolithically beneath the footings, which also helps to avoid moisture from getting beneath the foundation. Also, they do not include gutters, downspouts, or area drain systems. Therefore it is not surprising to find youtubers sharing about movement in their new homes, as these ommissions are conducive to allowing for expansion and contraction of the soil and differential settlement. For this reason I strongly recommend that buyers consider alternatives in completing their hardscape and landscape, as to avoid future problems. At the very least I will be installing gutters, downspouts, and a 4" area drain system around the perimeter of our new home, and this should alleviate some of those concerns for potential problems. On the positive side, our construction manager has been EXCELLENT, a seasoned professional himself, and anxious to take care of any concerns or direct me as to how to resolve issues. In fact, all of the empolyees I have met have been great. My only suggestion is that you (the buyer) do not rush into buying until you have first explored all conditions, as there can be surprises once you review the CC&R's. Above all concerns, your first concern should be to carefully read and study the Purchase agreement and CC&R's in their entirety, as eacch development has their own issues, and once you accept your purchase agreement it is too late to change your mind. Also, in reading the numerous different hundreds of pages of closing documents there can be contradictions between them, such as the fact that your deposit is actually Non-Refundable, while it states in the initial documents that your deposit is refundable. So if you change your mind on your home location after your contingency period (as we did), Lennar will allow you to make that change, but they will not consider providing a refund if you cancel beyond your contingency period. All things considered, I would definitely buy another Lennar home, especially given the excellent service that most of their employees have provided us every step of the way. ... More

Buying a home thru Lennar was a simply process.