Del Webb Reviews in Indianapolis, IN

We were kept informed of the building process in a timely manner.

Be sure you make appointments with builder and make thoughts/needs known about how you want the house to be completed.

I purchased a spec home and there were a few issues that were supposed to be fixed before closing. When I arrived the morning of closing they were not completed but I was told the would be completed asap. Since closing, I have had promises the issues will be fixed but they have not been completed at this time, 5 weeks after moving into my new home.

The whole process was easy. I lived and worked 2 hours away...I still felt connected to the build process. Project manager supplied pictures weekly to keep me informed. Great experience.

Area surrounding house on sides and back graded very poorly. standing water deep ruts. Grass seeded area very poor job

Check your home against your order to make Sure it is right as we had major things we ordered missed like fan rough ins missing the wrong toilets installed

There are definitely things I would change in this house. For example, the shelves in the kitchen cabinets are too high and I am unable to move them without help (which I don't have). I will have to hire someone to do this for me. The linen closet is tiny and will not accommodate towels. But overall I really like this home.

The sales staff were supportive. Showed me many options to help me feel comfortable choosing a floorplan that worked for me, and not just one of the models. The design center was great. My construction manager gave me weekly updates, and made sure all of my questions were answered. I never felt like a bother. I was able to ensure my forever home was just what I wanted.

The moving close date was confusing.

Nice home, but don’t expect everything to be correct. The end product is still very nice.

A lot of things like closet shelving and shower heads that I consider cheap. Also backyard is totally uneven and pitted and danger to walk on.

Our experience overall has been a positive one. The most important thing that I want to point out is the way Josh kept us informed of the build process, answered all our questions during the build inspection and was there for our closing inspection making sure we were satisfied with our new home. He made our experience moving here a good one! Thanks Josh.

Ethan was very helpful always came through

To be honest, I am very disappointed in the quality of the windows, cabinets, carpet, sinks, faucets, and fixtures.

Oversell, we are very satisfied w our Pulte home. We moved from a much larger custom built home and while our new home is not a custom home, the finishes are very good. The building process went well. We had the advantage of being on the build site a lot since we were local. I would definitely encourage future buyers to do the same if possible. Communications during the build process could be more proactive. We would have also liked more flexibility & choices with finish selections, providing more value for the price.

As we’ve learned from other Pulte built homes, you buy for the community, not for the workmanship as it seems to definitely lack in a Pulte built home.

As with most new construction problems are on going prior to closing and continue following that date. However, a rating of “10” from us to sign off at closing was expected. We were far from satisfied with a finished product at that time, but simply wanted to complete that phase of closing. We felt considerable pressure to rate the completed project too high at that time.

Love our home. The Floorplan is beautiful. There were issues in the final stages but most were addressed. It was after closing when we found a few other issues missed by us and our inspector. We are still trying to contact them to see how we can rectify the situation.

We like our Palmary however the construction equipment across from our home is unsightly and detracts from our enjoyment and appreciation of our home.

In a 55+ community, one would think all possible lines of communication would be available, especially, simple traditional phone conversations for those who are technically challenged and will not use a WIFI system. Unfortunately, the younger contractors and managers think that emails and video conferences should be the standard method of contact and have not yet understood their customers. Also, planning and schedules should be communicated and prioritized. The retired have the time to monitor and highly expect the agreements for timing to be maintained.

The Del Webb neighborhood concept is excellent, and now that the neighborhood is about 40 complete, the actual layout, common areas, etc. are well done. The homebuilding experience itself was disappointing. Many problems and quality concerns were not addressed until the day before closing and then were rushed through and not fully addressed. 6 weeks after closing, most of those issues still have not been addressed or corrected.

I was initially enthusiastic about building a new home, but as months dragged on with no progress it was obvious that my home had “fallen through the cracks.” Eventually the building supervisor was replaced and it got back on track. There were numerous little things still undone, but I was encouraged to close, assured that these would be taken care of asap. It,s been more than 2 months and I’m still waiting. Now I’m told these construction issues will be treated as warranty problems and not addressed for 10 months! It’s really taken the joy out of a beautiful new home.

We love our new Del Webb home. They were on time with our finish date and closing went smoothly.

The process with Pulte is outlined well but still overwhelming for a first-time home builder. The challenge of supply chain and sub-contractor shortages added a lot of difficultly for the builder, but our home was completed on time. We hired third party inspectors, which I would recommend even for a new build. Our construction manager, Anthony, was always very responsive, patient and kind in spite of how stressed out and demanding we could be at times. We have lived here a week and love it! Our lifestyle director, Claire, has done a great job building a sense of community among the residents. Everyone is so nice, and it is fun building a new neighborhood together! ... More

I feel there needs to be a quality control process that ensures that one process is completed before another begins. I had an experience where my shower floor was not ready to be tiled. It was tiled when there was a hollow area around the drain. Not what you would expect for a $500,000 home.