Lennar Reviews in San Antonio, TX

Our warranty guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about or how to communicate with customers. I still have questions and concerns that we’re never answered by him and he’s blocked my number which is insane. I told him to have his office call but never got a call. He was extremely confrontational and talked to me and my wife like we weren’t worth his time. Extremely disappointed I had to deal with this individual and that our house still has issue that he never fixed even though he said it would be

I honestly wish that I was giving a better review, but I haven’t had the most pleasant Closing on my home. The closing process went pretty smoothly but I’ve been running into issue after issue after moving into this house. It does on some things, and things were overlooked on inspection, which does not make me the most comfortable because it makes me question what else was overlooked or rushed. I’ll be honest and say that I’m not sure I would go with this builder again and I don’t know what things can be done to fix the continuous inconveniences I’ve had.

Moving to San Antonio from Chicago and thought this is going to be my forever home but for some reasons it’s taking longer than expected to fix little things in the new built home, trying to have fixed before I move in and still no improvements of the requested repairs (sad face)

Family and I chose Lennar due to the growing presence in the SA community. We love our first home, but regardless of being a first time owner or subsequent owner the overall quality of the home is worrisome. From nails in the window frames to missing caulking throughout the home, the house was painted wrong then repainted the correct color with lack of attention to detail, frame can be seen outlined through the sheet rock, slanted window, and nearly every door frame was installed by the world heaviest hammer (broken sheet rock). It’s either move in and get things fixed post closing or don’t move in and lose out on great financing. The only thing that makes up for the lack of craftsmanship were the people who directly work with you. Whether it be the customer care representative who has been there every step of the way, or the construction manager who made sure to point out what flaws were present before the blue tape walk through - taking ownership to handle some of the issues before I could even see them. The mortgage financing team and sales associate were just as awesome. We still have issues to address throughout the home but the reassuring approach from all representatives let us breathe a little and get acclimated to the home. Hoping when we move from this one (potentially using Lennar again) we can have better craftsmanship experience. ... More

First time buying a home, wish I knew what to look for before signing off, lesson learned.

You don’t get what you pay for.

Builders warranty sucks because basically there is no warranty on the sod they laid down I put in a work order and it took 2 1/2 months of me hounding my warranty guy and he even came out and looked and agreed with me that they screwed up but his boss was a jerk and won’t pay to have it fixed

Material are cheap...we need call to repair some items

Once you pay, they no longer prioritize your concerns.

Lennar Portal is absolute garbage!!! The purchase of this Lennar Home was purely possible because of Marina’s compassion and you dont even want to know who she is no woner you cant fix the problem! By the way your survey system is also a pile of you know! But you obviously don’t want the truth! Listen to your employees! They have told you the Portal is awful!

Home is great had a small electrical issue which was very unsettling

The buying experience and workmanship wasn’t so great however, Victor has been there every step of the way when responding to issues. He’s very professional, knowledgeable, and listens to what you are saying. Great communicator and fantastic to work with.

Great style, layout, location, and overall value for the purchase price. Home buying experience was not so great. New home celebration was hours of QCing the contractor work and we found so many deficiencies which got corrected for the most part befote moving in. Mortgage process was not so great, either. We ended up leaving the buyer agent's contribution on the table due to lack of attention to detail by the loan officer.

Overall buying experience was very good with a few exceptions. The appraisal company and the associated fee was just nothing but gouging. There is no need, especially when they are the builder and lender to have an appraisal done , the appraisal itself was filled with several noticeable errors. Then to be charged when I had to correct the appraisal twice for clear errors is totally unacceptable. The other bad thing which you would have thought would have been a perk was the sod they installed, it was just thrown down with no prep so it isn't smooth and needed lots of supplemental work to even get a smooth grass surface. Was going to use their subcontractor but after watching them install would never use them again. The price is what makes the buy work cause you definitely get what you are paying for with Lennar. They skimp out on some of the most basic or simple things. Just be prepared for having to supplement lots of little things that would have made the buy an exceptional experience, as it was it was good on some things but really bad on several others which would likely me avoid Lennar in the future. ... More

Mortgage application was very difficult. The rules that were applied for the mortgage application differed from other mortgage companies I had contacted. It was discouraging. I would not go thru that process again. I got the mortgage, but I paid it off with the proceeds of the sale of my former home.

There were some minor flaws. There should be a go-to maintenance on site or other sites you can easy call to correct minor issues.

There was some miscommunication in the beginning but other than that, the purchase of my new home with Lennar went relatively smooth. Only cons: you are not allowed to make any changes throughout the building process ie, flooring, carpet color or any additional upgrades. Another major disappointment was the doorways going into the bathrooms and pantry were not wide enough for me to get through with my walker. But overall, the house I got with all the included upgrades and the price I paid was outstanding!

The whole buying is experience was good until Damon the salesperson got involved and was arrogant and unprofessional. Soured the whole good experience.

Homes are not accessible to people with disabilities as I was initially told. Had no opportunity to have a shower installed instead of the tub. Made the request but was denied.

The house was very dirty on move in. Floors, inside and outside of all cabinets and carpets were very dirty. Caulking at baseboards was very sloppy throughout house. It looks terrible. Management of contractors was poor which led to long delays due to failed inspections of power and gas connections into house. I have had many new homes. This was the worst exoerience on a home build

I really like our house and love the location and community I will in.

I was told I would get two walkthroughs before closing, I only got one so I didn’t see that the fence gate was on the wrong side of the house, no one told me that they only put grass down 20 feet from the back of your house so I have a good 10 feet of mud when it rains, wasn’t aware fence would not encompass the back door area. Read everything and ask the questions that you may think are stupid

Sales rep was nice but not very knowledgeable

The closing process lacked so much communication between builder and lender; lender trying to get me to do actions that were not possible due to builder had not completed their part. In comparison between Lennar and DR Horton, to me the materials aren't much difference... price difference of $68k less and Lennar being 100sq ft more. I bought the home built as is. I do prefer Lennar's floor plans. I believe it's a good 1st home purchase based on price, construction, location and potential in value to grow in the next 5-10 years. Be sure to have a good realtor.

This is my second home purchase. My first was a D.R. Horton home. The price point is what ultimately led me to purchase this one; however, if D.R. Horton had been available, I would have chosen them again. While I understand that costs have increased, the materials used in these homes feel very cheap. The flooring is probably the worst I’ve seen, and the tile and bathroom selections could have been much better. There’s also no exterior lighting on the garage, and the paint quality is extremely poor. Overall, I just think they could have done a much better job with the materials and finishes.