Lennar Reviews

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Ok experience with Lennar. The Closing process was a breeze, the level of professionalism was immaculate. On the other hand the workmanship on my home was poor. I can still feel the padding underneath the carpet. It was not a easy transition as I thought it would be.

Home buying experience good, just responsiveness with work orders has been taking time (ex leaky faucet, paint, etc) but very friendly staff

while i love our new home, i do see some quality issues that seemed to have been missed. we will address at our 1yr walk through. however it would feel better had the majority of these been addressed prior to move in. as of now nothing too major, but attention to detail says a lot about ones craft, and they seem to have been lacking in some aspects. more so cosmetic, the "smart home" set up has been difficult, and why not install all of the ring functions they leave you with?? like i said small things that can be fixed, just not something you want to deal with after an EXPENSIVE purchase and moving in etc ... More

The home buying experience has been an interesting one to say the least. I have owned a home prior but not a new home so the steps involved with the new construction process when I moved in has been different. Lennar has contacted me about all of my service / work orders. The issues I seem to be having are because of issues that are not Lennar specific but more of the contacted work. Lennar has been responsive and let me know who I need to call to get things corrected or had that company contact me.

I’m very thankful for Mike, Chris ,London They all very helpful in everything highlighting recommended

From start to finish it was flawless. Every aspect of home buying was explained throughly. The people Lennar hired are very knowledgeable in what they do which made our purchase so easy.

Quality of workmanship can be better. Example; don't use flat paint.

Lennar is great company and produces beautiful houses. Maybe it’s just the market and material shortage that drives the houses prices. Overall I did have a great and awesome experience with the Lennar sales team.

The price of Aden Square homes are very expensive for the tight entrance way.

Hi, I recently bought a single family house in Grand Texas community. The house is very spacious and great. I felt finishing could have been better a bit. I didn’t like the kitchen and bathroom counters. The wash basin in both the bathrooms r very small and low quality finish. Rest of the house is great. Backyard is not done properly, the ground is bumpy. Can’t walk without getting ankle twisted. But the buying process and paper works done smoothly. Overall happy to buy this property.

Getting repairs done after move in was a bit of a struggle, after a higher up from Lennar stepped in, it was taken care of immediately. We love are home! Paula in sales office was great, always returned calls and answered all questions!!!

Closing was delivered as promised, many things were not properly completed and yet to be completed. The staff was very friendly, easy to communicate with, while the house was built to my expectation. Hope to have the blue tape remove soon. The house is great, we love it, ty Ryan

The purchasing and mortgage experience was great. Abby and Gino were available for all questions and extremely helpful. If you don't use Lennar's closing company you are inconvenienced by closing off site. The home is beautiful. However upon close inspection the workmanship for the internal anesthetics is lacking. The painting was incomplete, the entire shower was not thoroughly grouted, multiple cabinet shelving installed chipped and finally the quality of the flooring was subpar. Lennar has contractors who are not paying their employees minimum wage, are paid under the table, not insured or receiving any type of benefits because they are immigrants or undocumented. Matt has been diligent in working to resolve the construction issues but it is a process and some are still pending and the disposition in unknown. ... More

The house was mostly complete when we moved in but they never came in to provide the finishing touches despite requests to finish the job. The sales agents were wonderful, the loan process was okay, but the finishing touches just weren't done.

Lennar home are good but they use some cheap material like a home stove , microwave and dishwasher they look like an Apartment, garage no paint kitchen no access to open the window no vent for a microwave, you need little work after you buy the house overall the house is Good

Everything went wonderful until walk thru many issues needed addressed. Went the following week for New Home celebration and nothing was fixed but a few items. Was told everything will be addressed immediately, I’ve lived here for almost 2 months and only one item was fixed. Men show up and have the wrong tools or the wrong house and can’t fox my item, very frustrating

Lennar did what they did WHEN they said they would do it - and during CoViD. We are disappointed in the quality of drainage and landscape. All looks well on the surface, but rain water does not drain well, plants don't grow well, construction debris is covered by landscaping bark. I cannot fully blame this on the shoddy landscaping work, but on a rush to finish on schedule.

I bout a house in Saratoga spring Utah at Clover Leaf way about one and half month ago. Now on the roof on the side of the house it already got ripped of and it hanging one of the piece. It is just above the gutter. I called yesterday to waranty claim and no body get back to me till now. Poor work can damage entire house. Also painting is not professioanl , lot of place has touch up which can be visiable on the walls.

The home buying experience and the quality of the construction itself are amazing. We have a bitter taste in our mouths because a slew of items weren’t done properly or just are still incomplete. I am thankful for Cory and Brooklyn coming today on a warranty issue (missing door pin) so that I could address and have some items fixed on the spot. Ready to be done with all of this so that we can enjoy our lives again and not have to keep meeting with contractors to fix bits and pieces.

The sales process was easy. Lennar mortgage needs improvement. So many repetitive disclosures and multiple times submitting documents when they are clearly on the site. Then, we didn't have the scheduled walk-though at stud stage and another later before the two week before closing walk-through. It was noted that Lennar doesn't like to close a house at this stage of the build but they pushed ahead anyway. The anxiety of not being able to close since there were no appliances until the day before closing was enormous. I don't know why you bother putting appliances in that are low grade and not let the buyer choose. There are several items that were not finished before I took possession that are on "the list". We'll see how responsive Lennar is at this stage. Mostly, the experience was not horrible. It could use some improvement. ... More

Our slab is so uneven that you can feel yourself walking up and down as you walk through. The trim work is terrible. Paint all over everything.

Overall, I am pleased with our new home, but as the months have passed everything cannot be blamed on a house settling. More attention or better materials need to be used on the steps. We have to repair the materials used to seal the sides of the steps. It almost looks like cracked caulking all the way up from level to level. I am not happy about that and it is an eye soar!

The buying process was smooth. The after we bought it oart has been a joke. No shows for fixes. Things not being completed when they were supposed. Horrible communication.

I bought a Pulte home last year, but it was too small and decided to go with Lennar on a bigger home. The overall workmanship was poor and the quality of materials for cabinets, paint, baseboards, size of patio only 6x4, irrigation missing spots and not covering evenly., handles on toilets breakdown after 4 months. I understand this is not a custom home, but even with higher building costs and labor I think a better product can be offered. There are many things I would change that would not affect the bottom line to much and provide the consumer a home they will be happy with immediately. P.S. why do you not put in a screen door for the back of the house slider in Florida. Had to pay $200+ from the vender. ... More