Pulte Homes Reviews in Phoenix Mesa, AZ

Great Sales Personal and Mortgage people Construction crew chief was vey good ,, quality workmanship on house----well not so great ..... The personal building appear to less then qualified and in a hurry to get work done alot of simple quality features missed... trying to get things corrected good luck see ya in a the next lifetime.... after you close---your almost on your own

Had some problems with garage door and fireplace.After being in house two and a half months finally got resolved

There is way too much to share, but the bottom line is that the sales process went well, but not the finishing the construction's final touches. The last finishing touches, such as fixing things that are not done right or incomplete has been a frustrating slow process. Ranging from bad solutions to no (or slow) response. Even 60 days after closing we are still chasing resolution. This is true for us and other homeowners on our new street. Pulte's operations can't seem to get the 'last mile' of the journey completed. Very disappointing.

If our lease wasn't up in our apartment we would not have signed to close. 2 months after the final walk through, we are still missing an electrical plate, we still have 1 wrong outlet in the laundry room that we need to plug in the freezer, a floor tile still has the color and brand printed on it, the bottom trim still has the color of the grout all over the trim and we still don't have the right thermostat in the house. I had such high hopes with the Pulte reputation.

Pulte is very responsive up until they get your money. Poor workmanship and terrible customer service after closing. They are not responsive to the needs of their buyers. Need to go over the house with a fine-tooth comb and demand everything, no matter how small be repaired.

I will never build with Pulte again or during a pandemic

If you have any knowledge on building a home do it yourself if you can noone else's work looks better than your own.

Paying a million and chasing for every walk in inspection item has been a pain. On top of that management didn’t pay attention to have the home ready with internet fiber cable. Takes 2 weeks to put things in order. I am asked to close home with all items open otherwise it will create a lot of other issues (like a threat) then asked to sign off on walk in inspection checklist to mark everything is closed. After chasing construction manager for 6 weeks now , I am told go and raise service request and he only managed production lines. Few like a fool with sweet talks on signing the documents when items on checklist wasn’t closed. Dishwasher starts leaking and I discover it only when my handyman removes baseboard for doing a paint job , 5 days to action and appliance company comes and fixes it instead of replacing the appliance when complaint was raised within 22 days of buying. I wouldn’t trust the builder and home buying from Pulte ever for ruining my dream home experience ... More

Two months after buying the house and moving in, we do not have keys to the mailbox. After asking the sales office multiple times we have just been passed around and no one is able to get the keys made for us. Otherwise great house.

Home took longer than expected which cost us a lot of money in storage of furniture, moving costs and housing costs while we waited for completion. We understand supply chain issues caused these delays and our supervisor did everything he could to satisfy us, which we appreciated.

Great customer service but very bad mortgage experience. Stay away from Pulte Mortgage.

I was very happy with the initial delivery and construction of the home, but afterwards I have not been able to get significant issues resolved. This is partly due to Covid-19 , but we have issues in the home that should have been caught before we moved in that we have had to live with for the last 1.5 months and counting. I am concerned that I wont be able to get them fixed after the crisis ends.

Construction quality as to standards is questionable. Cabinet install sucks!! Title processor (first one) was so nasty they had to chand agents. Communication. This is 2nd pulte home probably last

Disappointed in the constant change with my close date. I had to reach out several times and ask questions about where my home was out. Everything was blamed on COVID but the problem was they were not realistic with their close date.

The Pulte staffers are excellent however the workmanship is way below par.

In an overt effort to mass produce moderate-quality homes, the builder is absolutely rigid in making changes that would save them costs of materials yet they are overtly willing to guide you toward upgrades with 600% markup margins. The only smart move with builders such as this is to purchase the home at near base price, do diligent homework on acquiring upgrade estimates outside of closing and then decide how to proceed with the builder. For us, those moves were an as-build base kitchen, base carpet, base tiles, base paints and no structural wire upgrades. Builder wanted nearly $200k for a home we desired but we were able to achieve that after close for $45k and a little extra dust. It’s your money and generally the largest purchase people make in their lives. Suspend emotion and be smart. ... More

Feel there was some misinformation given from the sales office. Field team is excellent.

Second pulte home I had built and must say that the first time was a Much more Pleasant experience for a Number of reasons: sales Was not familiar with the new models (cosenza) so some things that were told to me turned out not to be true. I felt very much rushed and pressured during the closing process and pulte Was not flexible on modifying dates for closing even though I mentioned I had a death in the family. Don’t like that pulte mortgage sells my Mortgage. On a positive not pulte seems to still build a pretty decent home however this interior flat paint seems to be cheap as it stains, rubs off and flakes very easily. I would like to see if I could get assistance with converting to a latex or semigloss ... More

John was great. Wished he had a little more information to share when I had questions. Wished the builder would anticipate what buyers would want and do it rather it was requested or not. For example, prepare for a sink in the laundry room although it may not be requested. You are putting in plumbing regardless. For the stove, put gas if it is available although you as the builder put in electric. Buyer may come later and want to do gas. Just saying. You put in wiring for ceiling fans it is the same same if you ask me. Just saying.

Really need to work on what trades you hire for your builds…we’ve had big delays from them or no response at all.. Andy has been great and the only thing trying to hold it together. He’s really the only reason for this high of a rating. Started paying for a home that still has issues.

Superintendent was great. The subs ran the schedule. I was a general contractor for 48 years. The subs did what I wanted and when I wanted it done, not the other way around. It should not have taken 7 months to frame a 1756 sq. ft. house on a slab. House should have been done 3 months sooner.

House closed on time.

As compared to other home builders, I felt like a number and the building process while understandable felt like I moving more into an apartment versus and expensive home I bought. Their mortgage officer assigned had an attitude which caused me to move to another institution for partial financing of the property.

I feel Pulte is pushing homes out at a rate that affects the buyers over experience. From walkthroughs that never happen and poor communication between builder and contractors that the buyer is left to deal with. This was our forever and we imagined the process being smoother with much less need in my involvement post closing to complete.

Everything was great except for my experience with pulte mortgage. They had a way of making you feel like a criminal and that you were lucky to have them lend you money.