Lennar Reviews in Las Vegas, NV

Lied about picking options until after contract was signed. Then we were told we could not pick our options. Lennar lied to us on multiple issues.

Since we moved into the new home that Lennar built, it has been one issue after another. The very first day we moved in we had a gas leak. Since then, several issues with the dish washer, broken master bedroom sink faucet, numerous cracks on the molding, doors, and wall throughout the home. Dents and scratches on door, wall, and shelves (that were put in backwards), paint stains all over the house. We found razor blades on top of door frames and upper shelves. The list goes on and on. We purchase this one story home for $414,000 (updated the floor and kitchen back splash). This house should be exceptional for the price but it’s not due to the poor workmanship, The customer service with Cristina was the worst. If it wasn’t in the script she could not think outside the box. The only silver lining is Rachael. She is a hard worker who cares and gets things done. The virtual appointments are stupid and a waste of time. The only person who gets things done is Rachael. Without her, there would be so many complaints about the shabby workmanship of these homes. I would never recommend a Lennar home to any one. ... More

Make sure that the lay out, design and the type of windows are the same as what u purchased!! I was made to believed that the house I purchased was the same and exact layout with all the right windows installed but no one informed me ahead of time why the windows was not the same as the house was being built.They changed the windows into a horizontal design instead of vertical ones!!

Terrible home buying experience. Communication was terrible, little to no follow up. The mandatory inclusion of solar panels was not clearly communicated what the process for set up is and has not been resolved months after closing. Amenities were not fully completed and still unresolved after closing, kitchen water filter and internet equipment were not set up nor will Lennar correct the problems. The Ring system was not the same as the one in the model home. Overall this was a terrible experience and would not purchase from Lennar again. I will be filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. ... More

Not responsive to quality of workmanship and materials.

DO NOT BUY homes built by Lennar especially In Nevada. The materials are low quality. They rushed our home as a final product. We are having too many issues with the home after we moved in. Their staff, workers, everyone is unprofessional. I regret buying a brand new home from them. Reconsider other builders in the area. This is our third experience buying a brand new house and they are below standard compared to the other 2 experiences we had.

From beginning to end Lennar made it difficult throughout the process. If I needed something done, it was always my responsibility to reach out and ask a Lennar member to complete the task. Poor workmanship across all household items has forced us to see the warranty department no less than 12 times and counting. The work was rushed and it shows.

So many issues. The entire process seemed rushed and unplanned. Not sure if this is how every new home buying experience is, but I would not purchase from Lennar again.

Our dream home purchase was the worst purchase experience of our lives, thanks to Lennar's quite unimaginable levels of ineptitude. No commitment to quality whatsoever at any stage of construction. No apparent desire to stick to deadlines. I, the home owner, seemed to be in charge of quality control - if I didn't catch it no one did. No commitment from upper management to make things right. I pleaded for help so many times, and just failure after failure ensued. No one from management ever even called or reached out to apologize for the incompetence. That's what you get for an $850K home purchase. You get better service at your local Taco Bell quite honestly - at least the manager there will say we are sorry when they mess up. Lennar management really should really find a different line of work. Folks purchasing their dream home deserve better than total lack of commitment to quality, total ignorance of deadlines, total disrespect towards the buyer, and total lack of any management basics. They really should be ashamed of themselves for the process they've built and continue to use. Every neighbor I've met feels the same way or worse to be honest. ... More

Every aspect of buying a Lennar home was met with a challenge, and even once moved in, there are still issues and challenges. From initially trying to view the home at an advertised open house where there was actually no open house at all, to dealing with the completely incompetent lender which made mistake after mistake on the paperwork and their communication was awful, to the blue tape walk thru where there was a ton of items that needed to be "fixed" such as paint, grout, cabinet fronts, appliance issues etc, that were only half completed on the final walk thru and so we are still dealing with trying to get the remaining items fixed. This whole process has been a nightmare and has had us stressed out every step of the way. ... More

Very bad quality of drywall. There are seem lines all throughout the house. Paint job was poorly done. Customer service is overwhelmed. Regret purchasing this product.

Experience was terrible and will never buy Lennar again

I've had a few issues that nobody can address and I'm getting tired of reaching out. Crap quality

Not customer service at all in any department. The materials and accessories that they used are the cheapest . I saw the blinds that they put in a $750.000 house at Walmart for $15.00 . Chrome fixtures the cheapest. We knew what we were buying but we didn’t realize how bad it was.

Will never buy another subpar product from Lennar. Poor quality, poor construction, poor execution. Don’t fall for the trick that everything will be fixed post closing. Walk away or trust me don’t get involved in this fiasco. Talked with 3 neighbors who experienced the same issues. This is just plain poor business practice and flat our wrong. Do yourself a favor and avoid this company; wish I did.

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The worst experience I’ve had unprofessional, not communicative, leaving there customers in the dark with. I information. Would not have purchased a property with lennar if it wasn’t my only and last option

Lennar really dropped the ball on this community called Terra Bella in Henderson NV. I made the mistake of purchasing a second floor unit, in a 3 story building. Due to poor, cheap construction, every time the people above me walk across the floor, I hear it. This goes on day, and night. Obviously, there is no buffer between the floors. I have lived in a high rise before, and never have experienced anything like this. The GE appliances are so cheaply manufactured, noisy, and nothing any person in their right mind would purchase. Even the GE rep came out, and said, yes, this is how they are made nowadays. I made a huge mistake in purchasing in this nightmare of a development, but obviously there is nothing I can do. Lennar, you were one of the top builders in the country, but with the Terra Bella project, I pity anyone else who is considering buying in here. ... More

I would advise people look to other builders. Lennar is a joke, the salesman destroyed any hope I had and refused to meet us. When we closed I basically demanded he not show up to hand us our keys. The construction manager is nice as hell and very responsible but always running around having to put out fires from the crappy work these subcontractors do! If you see a Lennar sign… keep driving! Don’t stop and look and end up loving the area and home… because dealing with these clowns is not worth it.

Beware!!! First day I moved in I had a water leak and had to have a wall in my bathroom removed to dry out. Since I have moved in I have opened approximately 10-12 cases and only 2 have been resolved. The workmanship is awful. If you even consider buying from Lennar have an independent inspection.

Where to begin? So many issues and disappointments dealing with Lennar. Found a house and started the loan process in January 2022. Got approved and thought everything was done. Move in date set for late May. Got a call from Alex. our Lennar Loan Officer, in March to resubmit everything. He was impatient, offered no explanation and surprisingly rude. He seemed so nice and helpful back in January. Every week I was asked to submit something else even though I was assured nothing more was needed. This went on for two long months. Finally finished the loan process a second time and was approved again. House got pushed to June, July, August then finally September. Signed title papers on a Friday and was told I would get the keys that day. Didn't hear back from Lennar until Tuesday when they called to tell me I needed to return to the title office to sign redrawn documents. The house took so long the title expired. Finally moved into the house in late September. There were several construction issues including: scratched and cracked cabinets, a bulge in the guest room wall, unfinished baseboards, three cracked floor tiles, grout splashed on base boards and kitchen cabinets, bent window screen, stained shower from all the debris that was left inside after installment during construction, mismatched paint on the patio walls and splashed paint on patio railing. I was surprised they actually called this move in ready. Once moved in, I had to schedule repairs for the above issues. It's been almost 6 weeks and Lennar has yet to repair everything. Twice I've made appointments on my days off where I was given a four hour window for repairs and both times they no showed. Didn't even receive a call. And the scheduling process is quite thorough too. You have to reach out to the Customer Care Rep, then schedule a virtual appointment so they can see what needs to be repaired then wait four hours on your scheduled date for repairmen to show. The entire process is ridiculous. You have to deal with three different groups of people just to schedule a repair. And after all of that, twice they didn't even bother to show up! Other frustrating issues moving to a Lennar community include no HOA information or mail delivery. The HOA number Lennar listed on their "important numbers to set up your home" list turned out to be a wrong number. Mail boxes have been set up but no mail has been delivered to any of the homeowners yet. Every week we have to go to the post office to pick up mail and even the post office is confused about the mail service here. Apparently, it has not been registered yet to receive mail service. So, the fun continues... ... More

dishonest, don't no the word truth, had I known up front what kind of company this is I would NEVER completed the purchase. Ethan is the master of misinformation and Lori is USELESS. Just highly unsatisfied

No words to describe how disappointed we are with Lanner. Delays over 90 plus days, no communications at all from any office , sale or builders, if any then was at last minute like day before closing.... like ups your closing just move to the next month ... your mortgage Lennar as well did not have any clue when is closing.... same day they calling congratulating me for next day closing then few min after another call sorry closing is not happening , delay for another reason. Blue tape walks were joke, nothing were fix right or at all, power to building ups I had to personally make calls to power company and speed it up process to power up building. Quality of work , I will love to show you, please be my guest and come over and see your self , look at base boards , dry wall , paint spots all over carpet , door frames , kitchen cabinets crown molding , damages on flooring, crocked walls . corners ...... all those details were pointed and blue taped and almost nothing was done. Out side decorative stone tiles are not installed correctly... its embarrassment of work done. Beside all this details some small some large hopefully will get corrected via warranty but experience and how did everything play from day of signing contract till closing day not sure if anyone can repaired our frustration and disappointment with Lennar and whole process. Communication was the biggest issue, we were in dark most of time , only info I did receive and had is when I had to track down manager at construction site about progress. Very poorly manage by Lennar officials. Half of Mil $ investment required much more costumer service and as well trustworthiness , responsiveness, quality of product and process. Buying property and building home should be fun, excitement, happiest times but Lennar managed to take all that from us. Thank you ... More

The home is still incomplete, my exceptions list is still open, and it's been over a month and a half since I closed. It feels like the warranty period is really there so Lennar can finish the house. I have a dip in my floor and was told it's within tolerance so there's nothing they can do. There have been issues with paint, concrete, baseboards, and more just to name a few. Let's just say I'm disappointed with who I thought was ranked Las Vegas's number 1 homebuilder.

I owned a new Lennar home before back in 2007 that's why i bought again with you Lennar, but now the quality is worst than a KB home. You can hear any conversations from 3 walls separations, meaning, 3 walls of sound proofing and still you can hear. When you flush the toilet and you can hear the water going down the pipes, windows were installed crooked. Use a level for god sake! touch up with pain all wrong shins, flat when it suppose to be glossy and glossy when it supposed to be white. The team that suppose to fix things takes days to reply and weeks to schedule. Even the toilet paper holder was screwed in too close so paper can't roll freely and is stuck between the two connectors. The dining light is not center to the table, they center in the room not accounting the kitchen cabinets. The model home was not like this and when you speak up, they brush you off like you so crazy lunatic and you don't know what you are talking about. All I have to say, is look at your model home. Trim on all doors have holes and nails sticking out and little to no patching or sanding. Doors don't close correctly or can't close cause the latch was install incorrectly. They blame it on moisture and expansion of the house. Look I installed doors before, they were not installed properly. Gaps are crooked from top to bottom and the door was not leveled, that's why I doesn't close. They run the AC copper pipes behind the bedroom wall, where your head suppose to be when you sleep, great idea to give ur client brain cancer, and behind the main living room, where you suppose to install the TV. so when you mount the TV, very easy to drill thru those pipes causing a leak on the coolant. To me, the house was built from a builder that never build homes before. The washer hot and cold was installed backward, how can you mess this up? Its label cold and hot!. The Kitchen cabinet trim is off level and when they came to fix it, the guy didn't see anything wrong until I told him to put a level on it. Are they blind? the Kitchen cabinet shelves were not level again and we talking about 1"+ off, not a little bit. The microwave was installed crooked and no one can fix it because GE doesn't fix microwaves... We put a new dishwasher because the new dishwasher that came with it, didn't work and when they game to fix it, they say, oh its crooked so put some paper to the door can latch correctly. not to mention it had mold inside it and looked used. This is a brand new home.... Shall we continue? How about he AC condenser pipe that sticks on the side of house, makes the walk thru all white. You could have relocated to the back of the house or somewhere that it doesn't leave water stains on the main walkway. oh yes, the AC was not secure in the attic and they left all the panels open and it vibrates the whole ceiling, took them 2 weeks to come fix this. They also left the lights on the attic, we didn't find out until 3 weeks later, wasting electricity. The AC fans outside the home are super loud, they went with the cheapest quality available. The light outside the house was not install correctly and they glued it and now it came off. Seriously, you are going to glue a light fixture the wall? wow, I am speechless. Carpet was installed wrong. The foam underneath have high spots and low spots. This should be filled with product before placing the foam and carpet over it. again, the whole house was built by someone that doesn't give an F. same as the warranty team. they don't seem to care either. And last no touch up paint. Their excuse a baby drown on it so they no longer offer it. Wow I didn't know a baby could drown on a pint of paint... Must be some talented baby! The walls separating each home and the street is too low. There answer, its the correct height base on the grading of the home. Look, I can't see my neighbor across the street windows. and ours you can see 70%. that is not grading, you building to the minimum requirement that you can get away with to save money. oh did I mention I paid 700k for the home when 3 months later when it was closing time, the neighbor was selling for 600k. You made 100k in profit more that your average selling price, so go invest it back into ur clients. If I knew I was paying for a garbage home, I should have bought a KB home! and same money. ... More