Pulte Homes Reviews

My house had A LOT OF. Unfinished/ lose / scratch / parts the first day one of the towel hanger on the master bathroom come part and I was noticeable that the screws was loose and several other issues I highly doubt I will NOT purchase another home from Pulty .

WHEN THEY DO THINGS LIKE FRAME A WALL IN THE WRONG PLACE, YOU WILL BE TOLD IT IS "BUILT ACCORDING TO THE PLAN", EVEN THOUGH THE PLAN CLEARLY SHOWS IT IS NOT BUILT TO PLAN.

The entire process was scattered and unorganized with multiple people not communicating throughout the process which led to ultimately miscalculations and several times being misinformed and ultimately leading to myself and my family being homeless due to errors on their behalf for several days due to the time frame of me receiving Keys being pushed back due to again errors on their behalf. Also this was mainly due to the fact that they waited till the absolute last minute to start qualifying me for my loan. They began working on my loan when both the home I was selling and buying were already in escrow and just a couple of weeks away from when I had to be out. ... More

The mortgage experience was all over the place! Never would I use Pulte lending nor would I recommend them. Buyers beware!

Pulte Mortgage was horrible to work with, Trish was the most miserable condescending person I have ever had to deal with. The Builder side of Pulte was great and the salesman Jeff was great to work with also and the construction manager Michael was very helpful and took care of any issues we had. We will recommend Pulte as a builder but do not use their mortgage company side at all.

Once I bought the home and moved in we feel like we live a nice Resort Community!!… great pool house and well kept so far

I am very pleased with the final product. However the journey was very unpleasant. My construction manager Dustin was a positive point in the building process. The sales experience was an absolute disappointment. Several bait and switch situations. A verbal agreement/understanding does not benefit you at all. My experience with Pulte definitely has me questioning their integrity...Read and only agree to what is on paper. Even though there are hundreds of papers to sort through, dont docusign the emailed papers until you know exactly what is on the documents. Your prior verbal understanding of an agreement should not deter you from reading/understanding every page....The final product was worth the terrible sales experience. Good luck ... More

My experience with this company was terrible, Tifanie was not doing her job, when it came to responding to emails. The company it self doesn't answer phone put will respond in email right after you call. I am still having issue with my address trying to get my gas turned in my name since June 2025, they have address all wrong no one responded. This is the worse company I ever work with when it comes to purchasing a home. If they give you someone name Tifanie ask for someone else. Taylor the walk through guy was great he gets all 5 stars for me. Mico also gets 5 stars from me. The rest of Pulte get nothing worse experience and to stillness dealing with wrong address trying to get appliance done is crazy. ... More

When I signed my Purchase Agreement for my townhouse, I signed a document that stated Included Features and listed under Exterior it stated that I would receive a “Fully Sodded, Irrigated, Landscaped Yard.” Instead when they installed landscaping half of the front yard contained mulch with plants and the other half and the boulevard was filled in with rocks. When myself and the other neighbors reached out to Pulte regarding this issue, they said the document meant that they put the “hardscape” down so we didn’t have to sod when we closed. Additionally they said they were saving us money in HOA dues from plows tearing up the grass. I spoke to people who do plowing and the person installing our landscaping who all said the rock will cost us just as much to maintain as grass because the rock will be sprayed around the driveway and street when plowed and all of the rock and mulch will need to be filled each year at a cost to the HOA. So now we are left with a front yard full of rocks instead of grass which is an eyesore and a safety hazard to the kids and vehicles in the neighborhood. Additionally, we had an issue with a drain being clogged behind one of the buildings. It remained that way for several months and continued to get worse everytime it rained. It got to be several feet deep and about two buildings long. We notified Pulte repeatedly and they did nothing about it. Finally we involved the city and Pulte pumped “the pond” and cleared the mud out of the drain. We were also told originally that they were going to sod that area when we purchased our townhomes. While the drainage issues were occurring Pulte was telling us that they intended to leave the area as natural vegetation. Meaning it was going to just be a muddy, weedy, mosquito infested slew. When the city was contacted they confirmed that the original plans stated that the area was to be sodded. The work has yet to happen, so we will see. It also took a call to the city to get Pulte to repair an enormous pothole in the street that was causing people to turn into oncoming traffic when turning onto that street to avoid the pothole. The street maintenance is the responsibility of Pulte until construction is complete and it has been turned over to the city. I am enjoying my new townhouse so far on the inside. It has only had a few cosmetic issues and service has been very easy to work with. However, upper management outside of our neighborhood for sales and construction that we tried to find resolution with regarding our exterior issues were horrible and condescending to deal with. I have never seen a rock yard in the state of MN. I feel the look devalues my home,, is a safety issue, and will cost us more money in the long run than if they had just sodded the yard. Had I known they were going to mislead us the way they did, I would have gone with another builder/community. ... More

Horrible experience buying this house. Mortgage and Insurance were absolutely horrible. I think the mortgage part is a complete scam. They took my 20% down payment and sold my mortgage before my first payment. Insurance is still sending me cancellation letter after issuing and canceling my I insurance before I even closed on my home.

I had a horrible experience with both Victoria in the sales office as well as Monica at Pulte mortgage. Victoria was rude and unhelpful and frequently used terms like “breach of contract” as a bully tactic. Monica at Pulte mortgage was often confused and had conflicting information, often calling me when she was trying to call another customer. Even at closing, she incorrectly told me my closing was on hold even though it had been given the clear to close because she had the wrong information. The house is beautiful but the experience with purchasing it was awful and I would not recommend it to anyone. ... More

There are many issues with this home buying experience. First, before we went under contract we were told that the neighborhood would be only homes and that there were not going to be any townhomes built in the neighborhood. We were also told that the area beside the mail boxes was reserved for the construction of a pool with a play area and a splash pad for the children in the neighborhood. Unfortunatley this is not the case because now there is a plan to build roughly 170 townhomes in the front of the neighborhood connected to the neighborhood entrance road and the townhome owners will be granted access to the amenities. Besides the fact of the information being untrue, the infrastructure of the area can barely support its current population, the addition would cause an additional strain. Secondly, the amount of time between the final walk through and closing date are too close to one another which forces poor workmanship issues to not be resolved. There are so many other issues with Pulte's process but we are all intelligent enough to understand cause and effect, and the difference between being legally and morally correct. With that being said i understand the when it relates to profit margins you only have to be legally correct. So, I am going to end my review knowing that this is a formality that will fall on blind eyes and deaf ears but in the slim chance that the opinions of your customers are relevant, i suggest you speak with the other members of this neighbor because the concerns that I have learned about from the other homeowners here have much validity and reflects poorly on Pulte Group and their shareholders ... More

Sales person stopped us from paying earnest and later hiked up the price.

The issue is with your subcontractors. The warranty people are great, the lady who sold the house and the project manager were excellent. but your plumbing people since we moved, are having issues. one of the bills I received from the plumbing was rude. I knew I had to pay it because that problem was not his fault at that time, but the bill stated that "he wasted his time finding a leak) ( 3 hours ). then after that other issues appeared that are plumbing. but today is May 6 and we still dealing with them.

I have bought 3 new homes in the last 15 years and by far this was the worse experience ever. Promises were made to have me rate high but then weren’t even attempted to be kept. A signed contract by Pulte and I was redone removing all incentives less than a week before buying the house (huge red flag). The microwave was broken, made a load sound when turned on, was replaced by a used microwave which is missing parts. Very expensive home, quality of structural is good, but experience leaves a lot to be desired.

Stephanie was our salesperson and her handling of our project left us deeply disappointed and feeling undervalued. She harped on the fact that we would be receiving timely and consistent weekly updates. She even stated that we could choose to be updated via phone call or email. We communicated with her that we would prefer to be updated via email as I was traveling extensively for work and I wanted to ensure that my wife received the same updates so she's in the know and didn't feel like she couldn't make an educated decision without me. Unfortunately, Stephanie was given the incorrect email address for myself. We requested she correct it via phone call, email and I even went physically into the office to get the issue corrected. Unfortunately, that incorrect email address is still attached to Pulte's communication to me therefore our information could very well be compromised. Our build took about 30 weeks. Stephanie sent us a whopping 4 building update emails during that time (one of which had two weeks of updates included and another building update email stating that she would NOT be sending out a weekly update email as she would be out of town). When Stephanie would send out her email updates, it was on Wednesdays towards the end of her work day and she would then be out Thursday and Friday and would be back in the office on Saturday. That being said, if my wife or I had any questions we wouldn't get a response until the following week. We did ask if we could get her to send out her updates earlier on in the week to which we were told "no". Pamela helped us in our Design Center appointment. She was a pleasure and a breath of fresh air to work with. Unfortunately, and to no fault of her own, Pamela's computer crashed towards the end of our appointment and therefore she had to complete our change order the following day without us. I'm unsure if there is a correlation of Pamela's computer going down in our appointment and my wife and I almost not getting to have an electrical appointment but we almost didn't get to have our electrical appointment due to the fact that someone from Pulte informed our realtor that Pulte didn't have on file that we needed one. My wife had to reach out and email Pulte representatives to get clarification that we did, in fact, actually need to have the appointment scheduled. Kolton was our original project manager and we never heard from him other than when I submitted our third party inspection to which he lied about an area that should have been spray sealed green but stated that it was a clear sealant spray paint instead of the green (yet all of the other areas throughout the house were sprayed green). There was an almost immediate change once Dylan and Aaron took over our build as project managers, in the best way. They had great communication with my wife and I and they were very timely with getting things completed. Dylan, Aaron and the construction workers are really the only saving grace through this process. They did a phenomenal job with getting my wife and I through the homestretch. My wife and I never received the first email with this survey in it. My wife reached out to ask for it and Wendy, from the customer call center, stated that it showed in the system that it had already been sent out to me. She then let my wife know that she had to elevate the request for the survey to be re-sent to a manager which took the manager about a week to get to us. ... More

The mortgage that we have to use in order to receive the incentives, is terrible at best. These house get built so fast they lack details, all the house are the same, the walls are not sanded well, and paints is patchy. Adding things like a dish-wash dispenser next to The sink faucet or soft closing option doesnt cost alot but these touches would make the home buyer feel like it wasnt just a wood box and pulte put it together. I bought an NV home before and I will always go with NV from Now on. By the time the home buyer pays off the house, it would cost million or $1.5 mil, put a little effort. ... More

During the sales process, one of my biggest concerns was the train tracks behind the home that I eventually purchased. When I inquired about this, the lead sales rep and the other sales associates told me that it's a utility line and that trains seldomly passed by. They mentioned it was a few times per week and generally during the day. I've now spent close to two months in this house and the train passes by several times per day and blares its horn. It also happens frequently in the middle of the night, waking me up. I feel like I live in a permanent construction zone and have already grown to hate it. This is not the infrequency they had sold me on and I'm now regretting this home purchase, as I can't imagine living here long term with this constant noise from passing trains on a daily basis. Yes, this was ultimately my decision, but I trusted the information they provided that it wasn't as frequent as it actually is. They've been selling homes in this neighborhood for several years, yet they claim they've had no experience or reports of the train passing as frequently as it does, added to the fact that it often passes by between 3:30 and 5:00 AM. It's as if they want me to believe that this only started happening the moment I moved in. This is beyond disappointing and it's the biggest purchasing mistake I've ever made. I just wish they had been honest with me and not sugarcoated it in order to sell a home. I'll never again purchase a home from Pulte. ... More

It has been overall not a great experience. Try do come back to fix. But not my best experience overall

Pulte mortgage is the worst. Construction crew was great.

Sadly We lost some money because your cintract eas unclear

It took way too long to build the home. There are clear issues in trim work. Price was ridiculously expensive

Overall not a pleasant buying experience. Lack of communication and transparency. Sales and Mortgage teams are completely disconnected. No point in going with Pulte Mortgage if there is no proper ownership and communication. Delays in construction timelines not communicated until we ask for it. Very poor sales experience. Lost all happiness of moving to new homes with hard sales process. I would expect better transparency, flexibility and talk to customer to create positive experience in the current market conditions.

I have spent over $2,000,000.00 with Pulte this year, and it has been nothing but a disappointment. After this experience I will not be spending any more money with Pulte.

Project planning was not good Roofing trusses sat in sand and soil for 4 months before pouring the foundation of home. Construction crew still installed them and had to remove them. Construction crew ordered doors with no roof on the home, clean up crew did not remove paint and texture overspray from wall switches.......... call me for more details.