Pulte Homes Reviews

We had a great and smooth process with Pulte!

We love our new Pulte home. We had a few frustrations with the pool but all in all it was a great, easy experience.

I paid extra for a refrigerator there top of the line one that they had to offer. On the day of closing they put a temp one in and told me that it would be 2-4 weeks the fridge was on back order. After 4 weeks no one contacted me I had to reach out to them and the person that contacted me said he was not sure when the fridge will arrive. He would contact me which one has it. The fridge that is there stands out like a sore thumb. I am totally disappoint in the lack of communication and the sense of urgency. I paid extra for what?? I had family members laugh at the fridge cause of it's size and it is quite embarrassing. ... More

still waiting for the house to be finished!

Such a great experience from our sales agent Patrick to our construction manager Chris and the closing process. They were very open and helpful thru the entire process and we’re on top of all aspects of the process. Would definitely recommend Pulte and the Woodbury team

Great experience no problems at all

Great process and people from the sales side all the way to the construction!

Buyer beware - production building means you give up your rights for a quality built house!! Sub contractors used are at the bottom of the barrel because Pulte pays them so poorly so they can make more profits. Do your research before buying from Pulte.

Not a great experience

The builder was ok it’s the closing that was the problem. The underwriters for Pulte needs some fixing I thought we was trying to buy a home if I did know any better I thought the underwriting department was not trying to sell this home.

Great home for us. Our first new build. Very happy with the construction.

Both my sales agent and my construction manager were wonderful. They communicated weekly and always encouraged questions. Overall, I am very pleased with my new home!

great builder to work with

Pulte has the “commodity building experience” down pretty. They don’t stand out in quality but you can trust them to get the job done within the estimated timeline/cost. The communication was average as is the build quality. If you don’t expect too much, you will be happy with the results

Very pleased with the overall process and the flow of events from purchase to delivery. Minor details at closing were promptly addressed and fixed. The personnel i dealt with were very professional and knowledgable.

Pulte quality and finish is very lacking . Internal finishes not great . Brickwork on driveways and porches are like armature brick layers . Painting & drywall could really use a more neat finishers . Overall I will rate the home @6out of 10 .

No happy with Pulte Mortage etc

It was a good overall experience but they can improve in showcasing the interior selections on a computer. Sometimes looking at the small piece say a kitchen backsplash you don't get an idea how it will look. They could utilize virtual reality to show the selections made.

all went well, issue with appraisal

Only issues were driveway wasn’t done, no garage opener, also miscommunication with the mortgage payments, I sent mine in week and half ago still haven’t received it plus loan has been transferred. I got a letter to still pay Pulte but got letter from other servicer yesterday, I could have paid new servicer without any issues, very disappointed with that situation. Other than that everything else is ok

Overall, the house structure and quality is better than other builders.

Quality of the unit workmanship

The building process was challenging with change of 6 building managers. Last one being assigned 4 days before closing. The errors that occurred have been worked up to 2 months after closing. At that time we were ghosted by Pulte warranty side Tile installation grout is less than quality expected. I would love to talk to someone to discuss quality of a $475,000 home. Very disappointed owner due to quality and unkept promises.

We bought a Pulte home in Gramercy Park. Due to market conditions we did this via a virtual walkthrough with our realtor. There are many pro's & cons to the house & the builder. We did not make selections for the house during construction. I am attempting to be fair. This is written 8 weeks after occupying the house. If possible, I will update this review later on. PRO: Overall design is good in terms of layout, windows, space utilization, curb appeal of the building, and lot layout. Value for the area is in line with comps. General construction is acceptable & in line with expectations. House has a watering/sprinkler system for the landscape and also (we are told) to assist with Texas issues regarding settling due to dry ground. We used Pulte Finance & Insurance. Both were exceptionally helpful and responsive to our timeline needs. CON: Some fit and finish is subpar, and appears resistant to correction. Cabinetry is very basic quality. There were issues with cabinet installation, color consistency, finish (nails/caulk). Second floor has squeaks will require correction. Garage concrete pad sloped incorrectly, has an 3-foot area near a corner where water from vehicles pools & sits, does not run off to outside. House was labeled "smart home ready", but this only meant cat-6 wiring was run to a central box. Box is small for necessary equipment. HVAC Zoning for house is only upstairs/downstairs. More zones appear needed due to solar changes through the day. Design includes a large window over stairway (a good feature) which recently acquired a full-length crack, we suspect the window is not installed to accommodate house settling and expansion due to weather changes. DESIGN DEFECT: Optional 2nd floor master bathroom with master walk-in-closet was included in this house. This was a major feature we felt contributed to the price of the home. The design places the closet as a full bump-out on the second floor, creating 4 exterior sides (3 walls, floor) and the common wall with the master bathroom. This closet is insufficiently temperature controlled and is up to 20F different than the house, even after adjusting HVAC supply to area. With house set & acceptably maintaining 68F, exterior temp 28F, closet was 50F. This also chilled the bathroom by appx 10F. Cold is conducted into master bathroom which causes expansion/contraction of ceramic floor tile. Tiles are already popping/loose, we are wondering how this will be fixed permanently given that the cause of this is the heating/cooling difference over time & from other house materials. Neighbors with same house feature have reported the same problem. This was winter, we are wondering what will happen with heat in Texas summer. If you choose this option, I suggest you ensure the builder indicates how it will be prevented. ... More

The staff and Field Managers are so involved and they keep you updated of the process of your home being build just great experience.