Lennar Reviews in Myrtle Beach, SC

Looking to maximize profit for stockholders, Lennar overlooked the homebuyer by selecting mostly average quality (at best) features throughout, i.e., kitchen and bath cabinets, baseboards, door moldings, closet shelving, etc. Top that by not painting the garage or by selling upgraded "luxury" kitchens which don't even have a refrigerator and you have Lennar at its best. Heavy use of sheetrock mud, paint and caulking attempts to hide many of the workmanship flaws. It cannot be overstated, inspect EVERYTHING for operation and flaws prior to the developer's walkthrough and give them the list. Once closed, it's more difficult to get things done and they have other priorities. After two months, I still have "blue tape" places where work needs to be done and Lennar's representatives said the items would be addressed. ... More

Nice Home for the Price, Quality and Workmanship could be better

Overall it was a good experience. I liked the model immediately. Having built houses before, I was somewhat disappointed with the interior paint job and the choice of carpet. There were other examples of a careless job. The flooring could prove to be problematic. The word that comes to mind is "rushed" because this is such a large development and people are buying houses quickly. I wish that I had been able to give input and change some things. I feel very comfortable in the house and will make changes after I have lived here longer.

I am still trying to get things fixed to my satisfaction.

The Motgage process was easy and mostly stress free. Having standard options and knowing the price upfront with no add one is great.

It started well, but we are now on our 4th contractor. We love the house, but still waiting on screens. They planted sod right after framing was done, but there were delays, so our new sod went unwatered for months.

When doing the pre inspection and the final inspection, check everything. After 45 days in this house I am still finding things that I missed on the inspections. We are still scraping paint and adhesive off the floors. Crooked walls, lumps of sheetrock mud in the corners. Beware of emails that show you how to use your irrigation system and you find out that an irrigation system is not included. Ring doorbell not included

Aaron saw to it that my dead sod was replaced. Jamon did good to get a plumber to fix some things BUT, my front door does not close correctly and they said they would replace it. No communication from Jamon and no action so far in over 6 weeks. Contacted Jamon again a week later. He apologized…but still no action on my door. Please be honest, timely and forthright and don’t just shine people. It’s insulting.

The home buying experience was generally smooth. But once we closed it was difficult to get anyone to complete things that were supposed to be completed

Quality of workmanship is lacking

We preferred a Lennar home, but did not have a very good experience.

The support services offered by Lennar through myLennar were not available to me and should not have been offered. We do like the unit and have been busy making it our own. However, as we settle in, I find the workmanship less than expected for a $260K home. Materials are not highest quality (patio door is too heavy to open and does not lock), and painting was obviously rushed. Concrete patio is small and interior of garage could easily have been painted before moving in. These simple and relatively inexpensive "touches" would really elevate your finished product.

We had a good feeling when we saw the listing for the new Fieldview community. We went right over and met Gregg. He was so helpful and understanding with what we were looking for. We loved the house so much, we put a deposit down that same day. Liz, the construction manager, was outstanding! She did the walk thru with us. She was very knowledgeable about the water heater and other things in the house that I wasn't familiar with. She made everything about this buying experience, great! Only disappointing part of our experience with Lennar, was their financial department. We had trouble having someone return calls which delayed our lock in interest rates. After a 3 week wait, and the interest rates rising quickly, we went with another mortgage company. Otherwise, Lennar Homes is recommended by us, 100% ... More

I feel like they are in such a hurry to throw these houses up that the workmanship gets compromised. I have been in my home for 2 months and have had multiple repair orders put in 4 things that should have been taken care of the first time. I feel like once they get your name on the dotted line you are just a number. They are more concerned with getting their bonuses then the customer experience of getting a quality product. Not having a pool in Phase 5 was a terrible decision on the part of the builder. 1 pool for all of Belle Harbor is ridiculous.

We purchased a home that was completed prior to being put up for sale. We had minimal interactions with the builders. We did interact with Kim, who is the owners representative between the builder and you. We had a positive experience with her, Our main issues was with the Lennar Mortgage Department. Although they all were friendly and professional, they are put under a strict time frame to close on these homes that many mistakes were made. We closed within 22 days of signing contracts, our closing costs and estimates changed 4 times including the APR. Our intent is to pay off this mortgage within 6 months so we were minimally affected by these issues. Due your due diligence and don't feel obligated to finance through them, although they offer some good incentives make sure you are not better off in the long run financing elsewhere. We love our new home and the area/community we are in! ... More

I was not very impressed whatsoever with the entire process. Never once did my salesman take the initiative to send me any photos of the construction process being that I am out of state. They told me they would do that. If the non-English-speaking crews that came in to complete each phase was not paid until the work was done to satisfaction, the quality of work would be much better. I feel as though there is absolutely no supervision, just everyone collecting a pay. sure, the houses look great from the outside but speak a different story upon closer inspection. The lending process was like being harassed. I basically had to tell my loan officer that I have the means, via my investments, to purchase the house in cash. That’s when he backed off. I think he was fearful of it I was going to go ahead and do so, especially because interest rates were quickly rising. On a positive note, my project manager was overall the most responsive person I dealt with. He got things done at the end. ... More

Will need to evaluate service further when I fully move in and occupy the home.

The workers hired to build the home were not craftsman. I've been around master carpenters and furniture makers all of my life and they would not have hired the workers that built my new home. The finish work is disappointing.

The people at Lennar Sales are very friendly and helpful. The Construction Manager has been very responsive to our requests.

Nothing nothing nothing nothing nothing

There was misinformation given to me,house and property.

Hi - I recently purchased an Augusta townhouse in Preserve at Pine Lakes. There have been disappointments, I must admit. Currently experiencing lots of ants and some roaches. Does not appear Lennar treats the earth for insects prior to building, and apparently ground joints not sealed well. Finish and trim poorly done: floor molding in places thrown on hurriedly, cut incorrectly and installed without correction. Out of the way spots with rough edges (eg, door casings bottoms) and no caulk at all (eg, upstairs bathroom, casing at bottom of banister). Workers apparently being pushed for productivity and leaving homeowners with the resulting problems to clean up. Back door fits poorly, able to see light all around when closed. Dead bolt drilled and re-drllled because worker had trouble lining up bolt and face plate, thus leaving the door itself in a weakened state. None of hard surfaces sealed: granite counters, bathroom grout and tiles, vinyl flooring. HVAC seems not to hold to setting entered on control very well: on a heat setting of 74 at night with cold exterior temp thermometer on control box reads 77 degrees. Outlets poorly placed: eg, in master bedroom: not positioned either side of area where bed headboard goes to allow side table light easy plugin. And no inverted plug to allow side table lights to be put on when entering room. Back patio slab not cleaned well and has small deep holes uncorrected by concrete workers. My overall impression is that Lennar puts decent materials into their homes but pushes for productivity at the expense of a quality finished product. Though productivity is important, I put to you that quality is an even higher one. I do not put this at the feet of workers or foremen so much as higher ups looking to deliver good numbers to their higher ups. Thx, Richard ... More

Too many things are breaking at this time

The salesperson could have been more friendly and accommodating. It felt very unwelcoming. The construction manager we had went out with pregnancy complications twice. Both times, no one followed up on her jobs. We were left hanging having no idea why she wasn’t returning phone calls. I think someone should follow up with clients when their construction manager is out more than 2 days.

Cutting corners no toliet paper holder paint jib terrible no towel racks sloppy paint mess on floors poor caulking