Lennar Reviews in Denver, CO

The financing expirence was horrible, the walk through is a joke get the builder to fix issues is like pulling teeth and once you move-in good luck getting them to finish what they promised is a nightmare. They ensure quality and explain that is what you are paying for and it has all been a complete mess

This is my second new build. I thought I was buying with a premier builder when we went with Lennar for our second new build and was expecting a better experience and better quality than our first home, especially when buying a million dollar home. I was wrong. From the very beginning I was disappointed with the quality and workmanship being put into the house. It appears Lennar's contracts with the cheapest subcontractors they can find whom put very little effort in the product they are providing. From framers to landscapers, everything appears to be of poor quality. The close out process was terrible, the Lennar superintendents were rude and straight up lied to our faces over and over. The worst, has been the warranty which we are on our second warranty rep in one month and both have been miserable. They constantly give false promises and never come thru, that is if they even respond and don't completely ignore me. It came down to forcing us to close and promising that everything is going to be corrected and completed immediately after closing to completely ignoring us, going on two months. I could go on and on. ... More

From the very beginning responsiveness in regard to workmanship has been nothing less than poor.

My home has many issues from minimal to major. The craftsmanship is terrible and so is the follow-up on the backend via warranty. The cheapest solution is sought in every case and typically requires numerous attempts. This was my first experience buying a new build and has turned me off from it completely. At this point I want to get the home in a condition where I can put it back in the market and put this terrible experience behind me. I have had hvac issues, structural issues, grading issues causing the front lawn to be swampy, missing screens, bowed flooring, warped decking, exposed drywall seams, to name a few. Do yourself a favor and throughly inspect any new home numerous times before deciding to follow through and don't except that the issues are related to post pandemic workforce and material availability, because that is the builders problem and not yours. ... More

The window of the home was given broken and 2 months after closing many issues are not resolved yet. The people just focus on closing tickets without resolution.

Quality control very poor

Not sure that the builder understood customer service. Pile of dirt in the garage on final walkthru. Said that he pressure washed the garage 5 weeks ago. Therefore, not his problem that there was a pile of dirt. Emily stepped in and had it cleaned. Thank you. Still waiting for my windows to be repaired (over 2 months) says that the subs are real busy. Otherwise, pretty responsive.

The major problems problem was with DocuSign process -- OVERWHELMING! It seemed that a minor change required to go through the process over and over again without seeing the change being highlighted. The third party agencies had little clue of what was going on other than the PROCESS. The last step (NOTARIZING) was a joke. In short, there are just too many departments involved. SUGGESTION -- Have one person assigned to a buyer who would the be the direct liaison between ALL groups involved. Matt was great but limited in interaction with a number of outside parties.

The people are amazing, great at their jobs, efficient and attentive with great personalities and customer service. I recommend using Lennar’s services every step of the way through the entire process. They made it incredibly efficient and easy.

It was a great experience. We are really happy

Sales person was very good! Overall quality is average; it is an expensive track home Home was not cleaned very well at closing Warranty items are usually handled in a timely manner; warranty person is very good Our mortgage Loan through Lennar mortgage company was a difficult and a frustrating process

Robin was THE key!! From the first meeting to the last. Most valuable employee!! Chris was very good and helpful also!

Closing was very unorganized. Dates changed. Lennar blames my lender, lender blames lennar. Never knew the truth.

A lot of issues still left to be resolved but overall an ok experience

Sales office would say anything to sell a home, Shame on us for not looking into a few things ourselves and taking their word. Biggest issues is street behind us, once we moved in found out it is a short cut from Aurora to Parker, CO. Construction team on our home refused to listen to concerns on safety, and structural problems. He has no communication or people skills what so ever. Not someone you would want representing your company.

Weekly building updates were awesome while building especially living out of state. Still waiting on some needed repairs since we moved in. All in all it was a good experience.

...when it six weeks to replace door locks that have never worked.Had to use garage door to go in and out.When duct work f/ ac is missing-never installed!I'llstop here before you think we'resdissatisfied...

Good experience overall, thanks and have a nice day.

I have worked with and for builders over the last 20 years and have purchased new homes in the past. This has been a disappointing experience. Supply chain is a "thing" right now BUT my issues are not supply chain related. -Staff would not communicate with my Realtor about my concerns prior to closing -60 days later, they still haven't painted some areas in the front of my new home as well as numerous other issues -Landscaping not completed -Response to requests are slow (call backs) -Damaged flatwork still has not been scheduled but new flatwork is poured each day at other properties At the moment, I would not recommend Lennar....the multitude of issues has made what is an exciting experience a disappointing one. ... More

We were super excited to close on our home in May. Lennar had attempted to move our closing day up a couple of weeks, which did not work with our schedules, so we left it as it. When we went for our first walk through, we shocked at the state of the house. Things were damaged. Things were dirty. We were promised it would be taken care of and ready to go. By closing day, nothing had been finished, including missing doors. We agreed to close since we had no where else to go. We were told the work would be done. It’s been two months at the end Of July and there is still a lot that needs to be done, in addition the amount of problems we’ve found in the home. Including water leaks, no security, no watering system, leaks in the sprinklers, dead trees, broke garage, damaged things that were said to be replaced etc. ultimately if we hadn’t had Deb in the beginning of the process help us navigate these challenges it would still be a mess. We are grateful to her. On the post closing side Abby has been phenomenal with trying to get people into get the work done. I feel like without the two of them there would have been no progress. Deb and Abby get 50 + stars. The people that don’t show up to do their stuff get -50. ... More

Took so long to get issues solved

I've lived in my home for 45 days now, and am generally satisfied overall; however, there are some items to note if you're going into a home buying experience here. Make sure you know your colorways and are happy with them prior to agreeing to purchase the home. Don't let the salespeople, construction team, warranty people, or anyone force you into anything. For the price paid for the home, the construction was reasonable and workmanship was okay.. but you'd expect more attention to detail and prompt follow-up to correct minor issues and ensure the customer is happy. I've had false promises given multiple times (items being fixed prior to close that weren't, screens installed in June [still haven't seen them]), missed meetings/no shows multiple times (to have fixes approved/damage verified). If you can swing it, get an inspection done pre-close, and get another one done at ~11 months to ensure your home is what it should be. Upon move in, we had no hot water (gas was turned off and system had to be reset), a wall full of non-working electrical (literal wires WITH electricity not connected to the GFCIs), non-functioning water dispenser from fridge (valve was off), smart devices NOT hooked up (although the literature said everything but ~2 items would be), mounds of dirty ontop of concrete supports in the basement, baseboards needing cleaned, a faulty window, and more. Be thorough in your inspections during meetings or general walk throughs, annotate everything, and submit everything through the warranty portal as it comes up so hopefully you get resolution within the 1-year mark of homeownership. ... More

Overall the experience went well. I am very pleased with the quality of our house. We've had a little trouble in getting answers to some warranty issues.

They are building the homes so fast that quality is not what it should be. Fortunately, they correct the issues in a reasonable length of time.

My home is a disaster. I have two different types of baseboards throughout the house (some round, some square), paint on the carpet in every room; almost every cabinet is warped or damaged; the doors are damaged, the mirrors are damaged, and the outside front door doesn't even have trim; there is sealer spilled and mixed in with the grout in the shower, broken tiles, carpet is cut too short and does not even reach the corner in the loft hallway; my furnace is broken and was repaired halfway...this is just to name a few issues and the original warrant rep told me to "lower my expectations" during my walkthrough. I have been here five months and very few things have been addressed due to so many changes in roles and lack of organization. ... More