Lennar Reviews in Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill, NC

Good communication, timely response and customer satisfaction

Not bad for price

Friendly communication and support.

Great team that walk you through your new home and all its features.

My experience as a first time home buyer exceeded all expectations. The process went smoothly, I love my new home and the staff at Lennar is amazing. I highly recommend Lennar!

Great selections offered and workmanship is great. Very excellent experience with the walk through dying closing.

Home buying experience was fine. Customer care responsiveness to resolve issues could be better.

Good Experience and would recommend

I really like the layout of my house but was very disappointed in Lennar's lack of pride in the quality of workmanship. There were way too many punch list items. Most were taken care of but some will be addressed at the year review.

Overall the market is over priced for what you get. The quality of the home is cheaper with no real customizable options. Staff is nice but quality of home feels cheap.

Disappointed in end quality and finish materials…

Quality of material , paint and workmanship is very poor. If you touch the wall you will get that in your clothes. Walls are not properly aligned. What you see in the model home is not what you get even after those extra packages. Promised verbally that Fridge with washer and dryer will be included but later on denied. Should have that in writing. You can hear the water going down through the lines. For the money it could be better quality.

Lennar delivered what they promised.

I have had nothing but problems since buying. There have been numerous issues with warranty work that is very unreliable. Upon move in we were told the house would be cleaned. Not o LT were there con webs in the corners but there is still paint on the floors that I, myself, am cleaning over time. There has not been a time that warranty work has been scheduled and kept. They are always late or don’t show at all. I would not recommend anyone to buy from Lennar as it stands now. I know that I myself would hate to go through this experience again.

The sales staff could not have been nicer or more helpful. The sales representative was knowledgeable, helpful, friendly, and still remembers our names months after we purchased the home. The house does have some design flaws. The tankless hot water heater is not able to quickly provide hot water to the kitchen although it functions well in the bathrooms and laundry area. The garage and driveway are narrow; most of our neighbors park at least one car in the driveway as they are unable to get two cars into the garage along with the usual homeowners items (lawn care equipment, bicycles, tools, etc.). Otherwise the house is well designed. We especially enjoy the screened in porch, but are adding a patio as are many of our neighbors. The interior rooms are of ample size and have a decent amount of closet space. The ceilings are 9 feet tall giving the rooms a more spacious appearance. The bathrooms, especially the master bath, are well done. The master bath and closet are very large and flow together nicely. Most of the finish work is of average quality but the quarter round is poorly implemented and appears as if the wood was chewed off rather than cut with a sharp saw. The interior paint job was substandard, especially the trim and railings. The flooring, although builder's grade, is reasonably nice and has held up well thus far. Lennar paid attention to amenities and equipped the home with a Ring doorbell, garage door opener, a Schlage numerical code front door lock, and nice landscaping. We wish that they had included a lawn irrigation system and a keypad outside of the garage door. The exterior of the home is cement fiberboard and is nicely painted. The guttering is adequate. Things to look at if considering a purchase: painting, trim work, hot water delivery, caulking along baseboards, the width of the driveway and the size of the garage, and, importantly, the terms imposed on homeowners by the HOA. Also, the neighborhood includes two pools, a clubhouse, playground, and open areas. Lennar is a reputable company but because they are building houses quickly, you need to pay attention to the details. ... More

This was our first home that we have purchased and everyone at Lennar was very helpful and answered all of our questions. Any issues that we had they responded in a timely manner they made the buying experience very easy.

Overall good experience with everyone, sales, construction manager, customer care rep, customer case associate and loan officer (mortgage lender).

Quality and on schedule. Good Responsiveness.

The home buying experience was good

It’s been a great experience building with Lennar

Lennar’s team was very responsive in answering questions throughout the home buying process and addressing any issues during the process. Christy with Lennar Mortgage fka Eagle Home Mortgage was there every step of the way and the Construction Manager Chris provided exceptional customer service! Amazing team to have worked with during the process!

Very poor experience! Big, arrogant builder, has no interest in the customer, you are just a little number.

We had been shopping for a new home which offered updated amenities, such as tankless water heater, gas appliances, two car garage, nine foot ceiling, etc.. After looking around the triangle area we ended up choosing a Lennar home thanks to your outstanding sales team. They were very upfront about what was offered with the home and there were no hidden cost.

Reasonable price, trustworthy, courteous and friendly staff

The quality of the home appears to be great on the surface, however after less than 2 months in the home, things started to fall apart. Cracks started to appear on the walls and ceilings. We can also see all of the lines coming from wood planks in the ceiling and on the walls. They also didnt sod the entire backyard and put pine straw in the non-sodded area, stating that "grass will have trouble growing there". However, we hired a landscaper and was told differently. The tubs and showers had scratches and yellow paint spots all over them. It looks like they used the cheapest materials that they could get away with (such as paint, sheet rock, and carpet) for a home that was purchased for $363,000. ... More