Pulte Homes Reviews in Atlanta, GA

Best experience, clear process and delivered home on commited date without any delays. Quality of the house is good & good location.

The Sales Team and the Construction Team were great to work with and very supportive throughout the process. They were responsive to concerns and addressed them. They have continued to be supportive even after closing.

We were very happy with the initial process of getting started and selecting our options and watching the house go up. I feel the builder was responsive during the building process and kept us well up to date on their progress. After moving in we have been somewhat disappointed in some of the quality of the work. The base paint seems very cheap and comes off the wall with water. So wiping a dirt smudge off the wall ended up with missing paint and just brushing against the wall leaves smeared “dirty” areas. We found dried caulking stuck to random cabinet surfaces around the kitchen, paint and stain splatters on the floor, railing and baseboards in multiple areas. I guess it was just timing as well because the sod laid for our yard in April was mostly dead when we moved in and they said it would fill in but over a month later we still have areas completely dead. This was a 6-7 month long process and we were feeling pretty good the whole time but right at the tail end it seemed like the quality of work was lacking in some areas, the paint in particular is really upsetting. With 4 kids I imagine that half my paint will be gone within a year just from wiping finger prints off the wall with a wet wash cloth. ... More

Sales should be more informative as to what is available per home. Landscaping is terrible. Got dead sod and the only response was “don’t worry it will come back”. Going on two months and sod is still dead. Very disappointed in landscape.

It was an almost seamless, effortless experience with very few hitches.

stay on top of project manager, due to covid, had difficult time making it out to build site and now having to chase things down that should've been corrected previously

I didn’t really want to move here. I had lived in Carrollton for over forty years and many of my friends are there, but family concerns took precedent...the house of fine. It’s built like a tank, but the garage is ridiculously small. That’s my only beef...everything else is fine. The neighborhood is cool.

Built the Furman Plan on River Green and put in all the options that we could think off. Wish we extended the Gathering room since we spend most of our time there. Very happy with the open floor plan and proximity to everything. Love the Master on main. Downsized from a 3600 sq ft house to a 2880 sq ft house and we feel that we are not cramped and have plenty of space for everything that we need.

I requested for a lawn repair for over 3 weeks and nothing has happened

Thank you Pulte for my beautiful home. This would have been an 5 star review. However, the quality of workmanship and materials, construction team, etc. needs improvement at this price point.

Overall we had a good experience with Pulte Homes. The sales process was average but the build process was great. Our Construction Manager Phil did a great job providing us updates weekly and answered all of our questions quickly. That said, the responsiveness after we closed and moved in to issues we didn't during final walkthrough has been slow and at times, frustrating. Overall it was a good experience and I would recommend this team from Everton Creekside in Peachtree City to friends and family.

We recently bought a home in north cove by Pulte, it was a nice experience since booking, they are on schedule till pre-walk, but could have been better. Our first construction manager used to send videos of the weekly progress so that was very nice, but it didn’t happen after construction manager changed. We were invited for a pre-walk very early (before actually 99% complete), when we started with private inspection it was 70% completed and when we came it was 85% complete, so we had to postpone closing couple of times due to pending items.

Overall it was good experience to buy a house from Pulte Homes. Definitely lot of things can be done to improve buyer experience while buying a new house.

I did a thing! I bought a home without physically setting eyes on it. My wife saw many homes in Illinois where we lived but there was something different when we entered a Pulte home there. It was well designed with great space. We fell in love but the price was far over our budget. Last December we visited Georgia to see a totally different house which my wife didn’t like, we checked others but no luck. We returned to Illinois and I continued my search and noticed the Pulte Furman and Continental builds. We liked them and then I contacted my realtor to help us check them out. She became our eyes and ears till we closed. On seeing the house for the first time 5 days ago, we were not disappointed. Just a few minor oversights that we expect to be fixed I.e not keeping an air filter in the furnace and a malfunctioning forest in one of the toilets. Overall, we love it here ... More

They were able to finish the home ahead of time and surprised us.

Not the best. Could have been better.

The price is fair, well organized step by step experience, the many options you have to choose is very nice but will suggest they add a 3D with all the structural options and the interior design options before committing to the final decisions... it is hard to visualize all and picture the final product.

Incredible Sales Personnel who really care about you, the home buyer. And we really appreciated the weekly meetings with our Field Manager (the specific Builder who is assigned to your house). Communication between the home buyer and the builder is excellent. We were impressed that our builder (i.e., Field Manager) for our home had superiors above him who oversaw the building process. ALL Pulte staff were so courteous and helpful. When Pulte says 'the tentative completion date of your house is ____', you can count on it!!

I love my new home, I had a water leak the next week, it was fixed but the Sod has not been replaced in 6 weeks/ looks horrible, I have one set of jingles in my bathroom needs replacing the wrong color. So all I have to say is stay on the builder or replace yourself.

The responsiveness, in some aspects, was difficult. For the amount of money you’re paying, you shouldn’t feel like you have to ask the same questions and keep following up to get answers.

Slow response times to follow up request for fixing or repairing things.

We wanted a fast track closing - Pulte Homes delivered that - the home we purchased was already built - there were no items to choose from or discuss with the sales agent or builder - we think that because we were not involved from the beginning, some of the items we have discovered leading up to and immediately POST closing are items that would have been addressed early on in the process - now we are just handling through the warranty/customer care process instead of the build process - some of the items are frustrating (like loose outlets/missing screws/stuck doors) - others are simply an annoyance (inability to register HVAC unit) - overall, the people with all the different divisions of Pulte have been willing to assist and make things work - "do the right thing" is a core value and our experience is that they do live out that value ... More

We like the most about Pulte NorthCove the big lot sizes, building exteriors, structural options, but the quality of the building need to be standardized, base / inbuilt structure for a same option varies across homes, either missed or looks different than standard options, requires lot of follow in the process of building. Sometimes we feel we are getting low quality finishing for amount we have paid.

Accessibility is good for this community but I see few hiccups during entire process especially loan process with pulte. Home built quickly was not so good. I don’t like bidding concept which is adding more money to the lot and its worthless.

Great neighborhood and location, but builder needs to focus on contractors quality of workmanship.