Lennar Reviews in Melbourne, FL

Bonnie Outstanding She is knowledgeable .Answered all questions. Made the buying experience exceptional House closed within 20 days without incident. Lennar so lucky to have her.

Pricewise is good but respinsiveness to issues take longer than we expected

Buying process was great. Unfortunately issues on the drain occur at our first stay. Flooded the main room.

The process to submit documentation for our mortgage was tedious. We had very few issues with the building process, although we are in the process of getting a tile repair done. We wish the windows were of better quality because there is a lot of condensation on them with the cold outside and heat inside. The appliances are very basic and we did replace all of them. We are very happy with the "bones" of our home and feel it is sturdy and of quality construction. We are overall very happy with our new home.

The process was easy. I had a.small.issue but they sent a technician out in a timely manner to address it.

I wish the laundry area was bigger not In front of the garage door. Also fridge door doesn't open all the way because of WALL ,that is not something you usually see when you tour home. When we bought home was very confusing because there is too many people to deal with. Also I don't remember anything about a second fee MASTER ASSOCIATION FEE, if we were told it sure wasn't made clear to us. Also we bought in NOVEMBER Still NO mailbox key so that has been frustrating, Wonder if anything will be done for the inconvenience ? Overall it's a solid home and we like it .

It was quite overwhelming during the initial process because of a ton of emails! Difficult to keep track. Once we signed, response to needs was great! AJ was great and took care of needed repairs quickly!

I’m sad to say that Lennar’s business model has changed and not for the better. We had a new build Lennar home in California years ago and was a more than pleasant experience. The quality of workmanship during building is poor. Seems to be an industry standard these days throughout the industry. Just A few examples include while on our final walkthrough, nearly all cabinet doors when opened hit the wall, other cabinets,refrigerator, etc.. I brought it to the attention of the construction team, and was told “ that’s on the homeowner”. There are tons and I mean tons of paint problems on doors and walls. Paint drips on doors, too little, or quality. Refrigerator door will not open all the way as the appliance space is too small. It feels as if it’s a “let’s throw up the house” and close the home, and deal with warranty issues after the fact type of model. The first day here, sewage came up in the shower. They called out a plumbing company and he couldn’t fix it. The city had to come out and make the repair. Apparently “the construction people used the sewer line as a garbage can”. Too bad the city had to correct the issue. I could go on for days. I’m so disappointed that Lennar has changed its model. One positive is they have sent out contractors in a timely manner. ... More

I was forced to to close by 2/28/22 and there are list of 22 pages long of repairs are taken until now are nit repaired yet. The home did not have hot water and no appliances until a week ago.

This has been my worst experience buying a new home. This is my 3rd. I closed the house because the bank told me that a delay will raise the Interest rate. In that moment I was trapped. I moved to a house with no bath vents, loose floor tiles, no windows sills or painting completed, wavy drywalls, and a long etc. after 2 months and a half living here lennar haven’t repaired a single screw. Oh yes, they repaired the main entrance door because I lived there with no door lock for the first 3 days.

Lennar is the worst. Zero accountability from top to bottom. Everything needed extra work or repairs and when problems were reported it took multiple calls and complaints to get any work done. NEVER close unless everything is 100% done and checked with a fine-tooth comb.