Lennar Reviews

Make sure your home is FULLY completed because once you move in they drag their feet on getting your repairs or even things that need to be completed, completed. The communication is extremely poor between their people and from the construction manager to contractors, etc.. been in my home for almost 2 months and still waiting on items to get fixed/completed. They are more concerned with selling more houses so they will try to complete those before really caring to attend to your needs although you have already moved into your home.

If I could go back I would have never bought a Lennar home. To start they act like they throw all these extras in when in reality all the homes come with them. When I walked through the home the first time there was a beer can on the kitchen counter (screams quality). You could fill up multiple pages with the amount of repairs they had to make initially. Of course now that I’ve closed I find things pretty often that were poorly done and now it’s too late for them to repair it. The carpet is coming up in a lot of the corners, especially the stairs. As well as every seam of the doors and stairs you can feel the ends of the nails. Every cabinet is uneven, they didn’t paint to the edge of the cabinets. There’s paint on the light fixtures. I went days without AC and a fridge because my power surged from whoever laid the power lines. They had to dig a giant hole in my yard to fix the problem so now I have a giant dirt patch but of course I’m already closed so they won’t replace the grass. I had 3 breakers trip that needed to be replaced. The parking is very limited, they obviously didn’t put much thought into how many people will be living there. They stained the staircase banister with two different colors so I had to redo it all. There’s paint on a few of the door knobs. I could go on and on. It’s disappointing, I paid full price for a house that is not even close to worth it. They’re mass produced, I thought I was getting a good deal but I was gullible. Some of the staff were friendly while others were just trying to make a sale. One of the sales reps irresponsibly posted a picture of my drivers license on another listing and it was online for weeks before I finally got it taken down. He said that he wasn’t good with technology and asked me to do it. Don’t trust their prices a week before closing they were selling the exact same townhouse for more than 30K less. ... More

- Quick to answer questions and address concerns - Available to fix issues promptly - Responsive to needs and provided timely solutionsHere's a summarized version: "Issues with home buying process: - E-closing process was awkward and difficult to navigate - Charged for rush documents despite no request from me - Maintain lawn during water restriction phase, resulting in high water bills

Since I don’t have an any good words about the loan officer(s) that were assigned to me. I will say the managers and underwriting team ans well ans the crew who did walk the through and inspection ,especially the onsite rep who was phenomenal. They made this experience so much better than after the shamockery with loan officers and this played a part in the score and success of a close.

Lennar kept me well informed and even accommodated a misguided shipment of refrigerated medication. James gladly put the package in the fridge for me. Above and beyond my expectations. Everyone has been quick to answer all questions.

The whole experience was stressful and not up to regular standards. I do not recommend anyone to deal with Lennar, Lennar Mortgage or Lennar Warranty nowadays

Lennar homes and the agent are great

The subs need to do the job right the first time. I’ve had 5 major issue with my lawn. 2 broken sprinkler lines, one not burried, lawn died and replaced. This is my 3rd Lennar home I’ve bought and I’m sure Lennar won’t respond to this but that’s life. So probably my last Lennar I’ll buy.

We love our new floor plan, it works great for our family. Having lived in the house for a couple of months now, however, there are several quality issues that we have noticed. Our doorbell had a blown transformer right off the bat, lightbulbs burned out within days of moving in, whoever is in charge of the caulking, grouting and paint was either a novice or moved through too fast and created quite the mess. The "construction clean" was not clean at all. There was still dust all over the house on top of light switches, counters, baseboards, floors... I'm not entirely sure that our countertops in the bathrooms were ever sealed. We've got nail hole pops coming out everywhere. One of our electrical receptacles is throwing sparks when a phone charger was plugged into it (not the charger's fault, it's okay in every other receptacle). The sinks and shower look like they were pretty scratched up during the construction process and then glossed over rather than being replaced. All this is still after we had a home inspector come through twice to handle the major items that were wrong with the home. Love the floor plan, the execution left a lot to be desired. ... More

helpful employees Would recommend Would like to see upgrades to cabinets, i.e., medicine chests and a few roll out drawers. Lots of space but not great way to utilize.

It was a simple and great experience I engage in. Highly recommended to look at Lennar if you are in the market for a new home.

Fast built but works are not neat. We got crooked attachment plugs, hole in front porch, no shower seal, paints that are already coming off, creaked doors. High ceiling is a plus but still hear people upstairs stomping and moving around so loudly. Thin walls, we can hear people walking upstairs next to our unit. Sales person, loan officers, and customer service are very professionals and answer to all our questions.

Please take your time during your walk through. Everyone is moving 100MPH to get you to closing and lots of fine details are left out. We made the mistake of doing our closing the morning of our walk through...the men were still in our home "completing" the last-minute items which were still not done. Once you close, they are not timely in sending people to your home to repair. You go with many days and hours wasted of no one coming or calling you back. You get the round around of calling A, B and C because they are no longer responsible for those items you now need repaired in your BRAND new house you purchased. I have already had a leak in my bedroom from our very 1st storm here and the person that was assigned to my case Illiana, at first told me my claim was going to be denied because we had a lot of rain! Who says that to someone that just spent several hundred thousand dollars!!!!! We didn't buy a tent, we bought a LENNAR trusted built home. Plus, you never want to tell someone flat out NO without giving them some options. The other frustration is they dont respond right away but when they do, they say we will be tomorrow at 10 and if you want this done, be there! Thats also not okay. People have jobs and jobs require notice. I just spent my whole day on Monday, waiting for someone to come from 8am-12am and no one arrived. I got a follow up call 2 days later letting me know the GC is going to come to my home today at 10am, again without asking if I am going to be home. So once again people, make sure you spend a lot of time in the home. Dont let anyone rush you. Print a checklist on line and bring with you and DO NOT close until all the work has been done. ... More

Finishing the new home isn’t good. Lot of stains left behind

From start to finish, the experience was great. I purchased a move in ready home. Communication was top tier between all players throughout the process between Lennar team, my realtors and loan officer. I’m not sure what I expected throughout the process but I’d have to say my expectations were exceeded. The only drawback for me was lack of follow up to my questions regarding options to add a few things that wasn’t included such as laundry, refrigerator, fence and patio screen door. Overall, for my family and I, we received more than we could ask for with the price we paid.

I wish I could give a higher rating because I love the layout and space of our new townhome but we just had a difficult road getting here. The home buying process went smoothly until we took over ownership. Within a few days of closing our AC unit was stolen leaving us responsible for all charges. Lennar was very helpful in helping us find someone to replace it but it was an additional cost we did not forsee. Then the dishwasher leaked on the first use, the back door leaked during the first rain storm. We had trouble registering our ring cam because it was already registered so had to wait for account to reset. It was just one headache after the other. I don’t hold Lennar responsible for all of it but I do think they could have put a fence on the common property behind us and on side to deter theft. They did add a fence to other corners of their development but not ours. I would have liked to see them take the safety of the homeowners more seriously when planning a community because unfortunately that is the world we live in. I do want to point out that Nathan our construction manager was extremely helpful throughout all of this and guided us on how to resolve the issues and always responded to our messages in a timely fashion. ... More

First poor costumer service ! Second less than a month and fence falling down cheap installation and work Now I have a house on my right side under construction to close from my back yard looks horrible ! I should wait to buy ! Only Mr Bob De Leon has been very attentive ! Thanks Patricia

I would not buy a new home with Lennar again. I paid ~$950K for a house moving in Jun 2024 that vibrates so often during days and nights whenever there is big cars running on the main street, and the shaking becomes very strong (feel like 3-4 degree Earthquakes) whenever there is a train passing by the train track which is a few blocks away from my house. And the trains pass by 3 - 4 times per day, sometimes at late mid night which makes it worse. My family had really bad times lacking of sleep and tried to get used to with the vibration and the shaking. The house also starts showing cracks after 2 months of moving in. I wish I could just return the house to Lennar. Also even it's a gated community, but the wall was built too short and the fence is useless, it could not stop homeless people who camp next to the wall coming into our community to check on our houses at night and try to steal stuffs from the residence homes. The home delivery process was also bad, they tested the washing machine when the manual was still inside, causing it to be shattered all over the place, they didn't even clean it up after my complain and I had to spend 2hrs cleaning up inside the washing machine after moving in. The garage door was also stop working after 2 months of moving in. I would not recommend buying your new home with Lennar builder. ... More

I commissioned the construction of an Ashton model single-family home in the Shenandoah Springs Community. I am a Structural Engineer and have worked as a General Contractor my entire career. So my review will be performed through this lens. SALES: Very eager to make the sale and then all communications ceased. They requested $10,000 made in two payments as a deposit to hold the lot and begin construction. I paid the first $5,000 and then I had to complain to receive the payment link for the second $5,000 payment which almost put me in default of contract and would allow Lennar to seize my initial $5,000. I suspect this deception was done on purpose. CONSTRUCTION: When the lot was finally released for construction to begin, I was assigned a Superintendent who was wholly uncommunicative in regard to defective foundation work I observed shortly after the concrete pour. He then left the company due to medical problems and a new Superintendent was assigned. I had to conduct weekly inspections of the jobsite to stay on top of numerous defects in materials and workmanship that made its way into my structure: Holes punched in the framing wall, numerous core drill holes in the subfloor where they turned their plumber loose with a crack pipe and a hole saw instead of a measuring tape and drawings with measurements, a plumbing rough-in for the basement concrete slab that was not laid-out correctly which I had to insist upon correcting since they charged me an additional $10,000 for it, and one of the structural support members which acts as a column to hold up the structural beam and lintel was completely cut-away to install the stair landing support joist (jeopardizing the integrity of the structure itself). During the final walkthrough inspection and punch-list, I was assigned a trainee that did not use common industry standard descriptions for materials and remediation of defects for the punch list. On the Exterior of the house, the Vinyl Siding Subcontractor was completely incompetent and affixed the top of the vinyl siding run that comprised the finished facade of my structure incorrectly with finishing nails through the vinyl itself. This caused the vinyl siding to begin cracking, buckling, and warping. I made several complaints as I know the proper way to install a vinyl siding cladding system, and I was sent a man by the name of Todd with Lennar who attempted to outright lie to my face that the shotty installation was acceptable. When he discovered I was a structural engineer who had a full set of Contract Drawings for the home, and after a series of twelve complaints via email, phone, and text message where I had to physically provide their installer with vinyl siding installation instructions, a link to the missing hardware piece, and a "How to Install Vinyl Siding" instructional video, the attempts to lie and to cover up completely defective, lazy work was resolved. The vinyl siding installer left ladder marks on my finish trim and refused to clean them back to their original condition. Sod for the lawn was also laid far outside of the recommended ambient temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit as it was 103 degrees during a June heat wave and numerous portions of the lawn failed to take root within two weeks of daily watering. I am still awaiting replacement of defective sod as of the time of this review two months after closing. MATERIALS: This is a production builder that is publicly traded on Wall Street. They purchase the cheapest materials imaginable. Drywall is essentially Paper-Mache and will dent if you breathe on it too directly. The Paint is flat and cheap. It marks almost immediately with the slightest brush against it and attempting to wash the mark from the wall leads to removal of the cheap paint and damage of the thin drywall below. Concrete for the foundation is not poured and finished correctly. It is poured as quick as possible and finished as little as possible. This led to numerous defects such as "Bug Holes" where the tiny air bubbles are not vibrated out of the concrete leaving tiny voids throughout the walls and slabs, shrinkage which led to cracking along structural joints and finished surfaces, "Honeycomb" which is where the concrete mixture fails to mix together correctly leaving huge voids and parts of the concrete that can be removed by hand, and general carelessness after the placement which marred several smooth-steel trowel finished surfaces. It was very apparent that the Construction Managers for Lennar seldom walk the active jobsites and allow their disinterested subcontractors to run the entire job without accountability throughout their portion of the construction process. ... More

Home wasn’t ready for me to move in, did a walk through with the superintendent and found a bunch of problems and was promised everything would be fixed in a week, which was a lie took over 3 weeks.upstairs floor still squeaks all over the place even though they claimed they fixed it

Everything went ad scheduled and buying process fairly easy

We sent a list of items to be addressed. The person who was supposed to address the issues did not. Another person in your employ addressed them at a much later date. So the experience worked out well; however, we waited longer than necessary. The person picking up the ball, is the one deserving all the stars. You should allow names to be used. If we do something good or bad, we should own it. I always own what I say or do. It's called accountability. It makes us better.

Overall Homebuying experience with Lennar has been a "nightmare". First they would not put in the right outside light like "every other house" on my street has, they told me there was a blue print change but if you go through the neighborhood you will see that my house and only 1 other has NO outside light like all the other houses. Then the gas leak that I had to find and had to have the gas company come out to fix. Then the water is running and the water company is charging me an arm in leg because the metor was broke. Now the sprinkler system is leaking and Lennar keeps sending out workers that DONT speak english to fix but its still an ongoing problem.............the list just keeps going. Oh and I am disabled so go figure!!!!!!! ... More

Fast & easy! Very pleasant!

not recommended not recommended not recommended