Lennar Reviews

The experience is fine till you have bought the house. Their customer service is non-existent and getting warranty service is a hassle. The workmanship is not great either, it is livable but not worth the price.

Expertise in timing was honored for my home, however, was not well informed when looking/buying~~all models were not shown to me in my price range when looking in Heritage Courtyards

Overall very disappointed in how the lennar staff handled issues that I encountered and I will likely not buy lennar again.

I could not have been more disappointed in the treatment we received and the number of fixes and repairs required for a BRAND NEW HOUSE. The Lennar Title Office was absolutely horrible we were lied to repeatedly, just terrible.

Pushed through the process by Salesperson like cattle at the “sale call”. Home incomplete, pushed to sign off on multiple incomplete items. Financing process tedious beyond acceptable. Only bright spot of the process is the Superintendent in charge of “punch out” process is apparently the only person in the Corporate machine that cares!

Since moving in there has been one issue after another with our home, as well as the surrounding neighbors. (and I'm talking about some BIG health and safety hazard issues). We have had people constantly in our home fixing issues since we moved in which has been frustrating. Many of the fixed items have been done very sloppy. Some of the issues we were told weren't under warranty, so we are already having to pay hundreds of dollars out of pocket for the extremely fast and sloppy work that is done with building these homes so quickly. Lennar uses the cheapest possible materials and the furnace installed isn't even suffice to heat half of our small home and so we can't use certain rooms when it's cold outside (and in Colorado it's cold for at least half of the year). More options would have also been appreciated with the home buying process as well, such as something as basic as a few different paint color options, or the option to have a bathtub. I am stuck with a yellow paint with modern style picks and it clashes. That is not a huge deal as I can repaint down the line but it would have been nice to have that option to avoid yet another cost. ... More

The finance department was discombobulated and frustrqting

Buyer beware and Buyer beware.

That you would like to make a pretty penny then actually try to work with the purchaser on what they really like and want

Get an understanding IN WRITING that Lennar will not schedule / force closing until the house is fully complete.

We were passed from salesperson to salesperson, with pushy people and zero communication every step of the way, until there was money to be made. There are things that were never communicated, which we later had to deal with. Our salesperson was trying to get her name on our documents before a specific arbitrary date, so we had little time to review things, despite being legally allowed to do so. Very pushy and unapologetic. 2/10 would not recommend.

Completely disappointed. Especially with the yard! It's unusable! And we were told that it was a family friendly community, however, it's NOT! it's more for older people who don't have kids, as long as they don't want to use the back yards, as they are uneven so they're dangerousto walk on! We should have one assigned parking spot out front, but there's not enough parking for the owners and guests. Another thing is providing us with the cheapest possible appliances like the dishwasher... with that said, we were told everything is included, that was false. The refrigerator, washer and dryer was not included! A bunch of careless and thoughtlessness is what I noticed. There should have been lights in the closets, too. And the vent in the masters bathroom goes on automatically, it should also turn off automatically. ... More

House wasn't even finished during walk through Work is done cheaply Exceptions to close took 3 months to finish Bill with warranty would set up appointments you couldn't attend so work wouldn't get done Don't buy with Lennar

Lennar makes a beautiful home. I just wish i could enjoy it without the constant stress of things going wrong. From multiple leaks and cheap paint, to defective AC causing heat and high humidity. Uneven flooring, broken cabinets, half completed yard, plumbing was FULL of garbage that overflowed and flooded the first floor. The initial rep basically brushes things off and we had to call repeatedly to get things fixed. He was replaced and the new rep is far better. Now they fix things a lot faster but i just don't understand why there are so many things that need fixing in a new home. Things that should have been done right the first time. They rush to build the homes on a deadline while using the cheapest materials possible. They replaced a closet door with one that had mold. Seriously? I had to wait even longer for a third try. My neighbors actually had their house built missing an entire closet in the bedroom. How do you forget to build a closet in a bedroom? The AC wiring was incorrectly ran so they had to redo it along the side of the house as a giant eyesore. It's ridiculous. ... More

Overall the home buying experience is good it's once you move in when it gets a bit tricky. Lots of finger pointing when things done get done and financial misinformation was given prior to the close. The companies chosen to do work, like lawn maintenance are not customer service friendly and there is no little to no communication from our point of contact with the HOA.

Poor Workmanship/materials drown out the great customer service. Elina (sales agent) was fantastic, upfront, overly accommodating, and honest. However, I feel like I bought a used house and paid new house pricing. Simple things such as light switches not aligning, cracked/ damaged tile used, tile alignment causes overhangs. I could already see drywall screws through mud and paint, chipped light fixtures, terrible caulking jobs. The list goes on and on. I am not happy with my purchase, and I made this clear to Lennar in other surveys. I am hoping they redeem themselves in the 1 year fix. Do yourself a favor, if you buy Lennar, stay on top of them and do not sign until you have checked over everything. Do not trust that they will fix the items in your walk through blue tape session, actually inspect before signing off. Also a note about soundproofing, which I was warned it will not be soundproof. I hear my neighbor vacuum, and I hear them pull chairs out to sit down. I hear every footstep above my bedroom at night. Just be aware, that it's not much better than an apartment complex ... More

Was horrible and won’t ever buy another Lennar home

Although we closed on the expected closing date, the mortgage process could have been a lot smoother, poor communication. As a first time buyer I would say we love the house, only mishap was that we were expecting a step tray ceiling in the master bedroom and our home was built without, so again poor communication. Once moved in getting things repaired RIGHT has been nothing short of frustrating. The only thing I can add is that quality for the most part is above average however the drywall and painting is below average and getting these issues corrected is a pain. Needless to say I learned a lot in this process, mistakes I will watch out for on my next purchase. ... More

The team I worked with included people in San Antonio and in Austin. The only person that did their job on time and checked on us to make sure everything was ok was Thomas G. Everyone else didn’t know how or where to do their job correct. Starting off with the loan advisor who always had to ask a manager to do anything, then he never sent us our paper work for closing so when it was time to close and we were almost keys in hand that were like we need more money from y’all! Nope that’s not what this contract says, so they went and made a new one and had us waiting there! It was horrible! Then the quality of your home is subpar, all basic materials, they don’t provide full landscaping for sod so half of our yard is sod and the other is weeded grass that the city doesn’t come to cut (on their side of the fence), a lot of unsure attitudes dealing with Lennar. I gave two stars because I’m blessed to be able to even have a home, but their materials are cheap and their homes here in San Antonio aren’t meant to be forever homes just in the meantime homes unfortunately. ... More

It was our first home buying experience, and I was hoping to enjoy it. Overall they did ok, but the mortgage part with constant postpones and delays was frustrating. Moreover, the construction manager was very irresponsible and would not fix stuff that we noted during the walkthrough.

This builder is basically a machine. We paid quite a lot for this home but it has sub par materials. I understand new home buyers are left with even fewer choices. This was like buying a spec home.

There were several items that had not been completed by the time of closing and several more issues once we moved in. We have now been in our house 4 months and are still experiencing issues. I feel that Lennar is now more about quantity than quality.

As stated earlier, I know Lennar sells thousands of homes, however we bought one. What was supposed to be an exciting time became a frustrating chore. This is the fourth survey i had filled our and no one from Lennar has reached out. Says a lot.

I’ve been waiting 2 1/2 months to get the sod in the back of my house replaced. I moved in on June 26th and sod was dead when I moved in. Started notifying people on Aug 5th

Overall, this has not been a good experience for us whatsoever.