Lennar Reviews in Visalia, CA

The process went smoothly with good communication during building home. The only problem is there is nothing that requires new homeowners to maintain their properties in less than 2 months large amount of properties look like ghetto because of lack of maintenance with weeds above your knees blocking sidewalks. Just ridiculous for a new neighborhood. Sad that these aren't things dealt with for other homeowners by Lennar or the city of Hanford.

All staff were very nice and provided us all information we needed. The communication between the staff and myself went very well. They texted me and/or emailed me in order to help me complete the process of purchasing the house.

My experience with Lennar was beautiful, outstanding very encouraging to promote Lennar as purchase to other customers their #Warranty is quick fast and online

The house has a lot of issues like it was rushed

Appears to be a quality home, we've only been in it 2 months. We are very happy with the home. They have been very responsive to a few very minor issues we've had.

My experience buying my first house with Lennar was great the whole team help us with everything that we needed they answered all our questions since the beginning. me and my wife we are happy with everything.

Door bell isn’t ringing, there is a power short in the master bedroom and bathroom that needs to be fixed . When I put in a warranty ticket it takes forever to get an answer .

Did not enjoy the house buying experience but have very much enjoyed living in the house.

If you buy a house from Lennar, make sure you ask questions all informations that you're confused on because they dont explain things to you to level that you'll understand it and they expect that your comprehension about home buying informations are same as theirs. Another thing, make sure you review all paperworks before you sign the closing or as the notary agent explain stuff to you because again, the lender doesnt put out information to where your "credits" goes to and ours almost didnt get all credited because of lack of communication from lender. For inspections, their representative doesnt have honor on their words, if you see a discrepancy, make sure that they take care of it before you accept the house and its in writing, we got promised that some discrepancy will be corrected on our final walkthrough but since its not on the writing, we didn't get them to fix it because they dont deal with pest control even though its been promised on the final walk through. Dont trust any of their representative and double check all parts of your house as much as you can. If there's other property thats for sale close to our preferred location, we probably cancel purchasing this property and buy the other. I hope no other people will experience all the stuff that we experienced with this company. ... More

Lannar teams the best

Did not contact you on the phone to ensure you want to lock in your rate. Only contact made was all through email. Made changes to the floor plan after signing and completed a final walk through. Baseboards cracking.

Lennar homes are designed with the area nearby in mind. I am so happy with my new build. My husband and I did a lot of research and had very manageable expectations after reading others reviews of Lennar and their new builds. Yes, there are built fast and not everything is perfect. With that in mind, we are very happy with the home we purchased. Greg at Avertine in Lemoore looked out for us better than I did for myself! He was exceptional in making sure everything was perfect for sign off. With the incentives offered, it is the best option out there for anyone looking to buy in this market.

Purchasing the property was pretty simple. The only complaint I had was that with it being a contactless process, we had to email and text with way too many people. It was difficult to keep track of everything. As far as warranty work and repairs, they are quick to respond and I haven't had any issue where they decline my repair ticket. We had an issue with a toilet not flushing because there was a blockage in the line somewhere. They were their with a snake and camera in a couple of days. No questions asked and they were there until it was working properly. We had a window that was cracked. They ordered a replacement and it was there within a week. No questions asked. The security light in the backyard was installed upside down. They sent a guy right then and there to fix it. There were a few hiccups in the process of getting the place built. Some were out of Lennar's control though. For example, we had to push our closing date out a month because PGE didn't get the power turned on in a timely manner. Additionally, it takes forever to get your solar turned on with the electric company. There were a few items that were missing in our home vs. the model. There is a cabinet missing in the kitchen, The mirrors in the bathroom are a lot lower grade than the model home displayed. As far as quality of build material, it's hit and miss. The stucco is cracking like crazy and will need to be a warranty fix before the year is up. I was actually told to just hold off on putting in the repair ticket until closer to the end of the warranty period to ensure we give the house enough time to settle completely before fixing it so we don't have to keep calling them out here to fix it. The fence around the back of the property feels pretty low grad and I'm sure that will need to be replaced sooner than it should have to be. I can see the seems in the carpet upstairs. They don't offer any other paint than flat paint throughout the entire house except where they are legally obligated to put semigloss (kitchen and bathrooms) so we had to hire a painter to come and paint our brand new house which just seems silly. Ended up paying a guy five grand when I could have just given the painter that was contracted through Lennar the paint I wanted. The light switches they use are seemingly random. Some are on dimmers. Some are not. Some have timers. Some don't. When we moved in, the tracks on the slider door that leads to the back yard was completely filled with mud and small rocks. Needed to take a steam cleaner to it to clean it out. I know that seems like a lot of negatives, but overall, I feel like it was a pretty good process and I'm not disappointed with the purchase. I've heard a lot of horror stories about purchasing through Lennar, but so far, I can't tell anyone to avoid it all together. If I had to give the entire experience a grade... 85%. ... More

Lennar was great to work with. There were a couple things in the house that needed improvement at closing and Lennar came through to finish things well. The tile, flooring and countertops are all great work with decent fixtures and finishes. Overall we had a good experience with our new home

Great home design and comfortable.

From the beginning, the Lennar Sales team was not responsive to initial inquiries we submitted for home we were interested in. It required me to follow up on weekly/bi-weekly basis before a representative even provided the information on the available homes and the plans. I felt like I was inconveniencing her asking for information. Once we signed the purchasing agreement, we submitted the application to Lennar Financial who waited a few weeks before reviewing and starting the escrow process. They only started with the paperwork 3 weeks before our close date but indicated it would not be an issue to get our application completed. 2 weeks prior to our close date there were issues arising validating our documents. We had to go back and forth between Lennar's "compliance" team and the loan officer to try to get documents cleared. The whole process was frustrating and insulting. However, we really wanted the home and the area so we proceeded with the purchase despite the issues we were having with Lennar. If we had known the type of company we were dealing with before getting half way through the homebuying process we would have not chosen Lennar or their in-house lender. ... More

Unfortunately this time around Lennar failed to stand by their name. It's my third Lennar home , and by far this is the lowest quality of work and attention to details. Garage door paint already peeling off. Poor design of roof without gutters, therefor water intrusion. Customer service demonstrated so far is below average. Lennar get it together., my previous Lennar residence were superb.

Lennar was really great to work with. From initially showing and agreeing to purchase, through the financing, progress updates and finally closing. Post close they have been equally responsive with questions and warranty issues, which have only been a few. I'm fairly particular about things and the build quality of our new home is quite good. You see it in small ways the more you stay there. All-around a positive experience.

We had a smooth buying and move in process with Lennar

Seriously Lennar is the best when it comes to buying newly constructed homes, the process was so fast and the sales team was simply the best. There was alot of communication and education especially for a first time home buyer like me. I was in the market for so long but i think Lennar stood out amongst other builders. I will highly recommend Lennar.

It was easy to work with the Lennar bank and insurance. Good communication

From finding the home to closing on it was fast and easy

If you're looking for a low-quality/maybe middle-of-the-pack type starter home, this is a good start. If you're looking for high-quality finishes and not find any issues like what I found with scratches, dirt on finished drywalls, debris throughout the property, stained driveway, messy finishes like clean caulked edges, etc. to have to contact the crew to finish/fix things, then you are better off looking elsewhere. The move-in experience was mediocre. I was introduced the smart-home features super fast a week prior to move-in/closing date. So everything that was informed to me I had to Google weeks later because there's way too many things to cover. A lot of the things that I called out to be touched up on, they did a lackluster job and/or didn't complete so I ended up having to do it myself or risk having it be there for months before they look at it. Luckily enough, I am a hands-on/DIY guy so it doesn't matter too much. But the principle that you are buying a brand new home, you would expect a finished and cleaned up product - however, that was not the case. I've contacted about a possible HVAC leak for over a week and have yet to get a response. The very fact that I have to contact them about these things is a little subpar from a quality product. The home is beautiful but a lot of little small details that you can tell they focused more on quantity > quality. It's quite apparent. But hey, a publicly traded company where profits > people - it makes sense. You want to pump out as many homes to secure those long-term loans to report out to your shareholders. All in all, as a starter home or investment properties, you have a good option here. But a forever home, I'd look elsewhere TBH. ... More

Love the neighborhood and home! One comment I would make is that we’re hoping lennar closes the wall at the end of our cul-de-sac (perhaps with a coded gate) to the St. John’s river. It’d make everyone feel safer, keeping our the riffraff and give residents easy access to the pathway.

Customer Care Employees leave a lot to be desired. Say a lot but do not do anything and you have to do the follow up. Just excuses is all they give you and very poor solution’s.