Lennar Reviews

Everything Included made the buying process very simple and stress free.

Final punch work wasn’t completed , I’ve spoken to the Super and have received promise of completion soon we’ll see .

They don’t give enough options

Good quality home for price but HOA people never get back to you if you email a question. They can be very rude.

The quality of the final product is above average. Multiple issues are showing up due to the poor job provided by contractors. The responsive time to resolve issues is also poor. It takes weeks before your problem is taking seriously. I was expecting better from a company like Lennar.

The service during and after the purchase was top notch, but the quality of work was not worth thr price. Things have been falling apart left and right, and while the response and warranty work has been quick, im 3 months into my purchase, and over a dozen claims. These aren't little things either, light fixtures falling out of the ceiling, closet shelves falling off the wall, major structure issues, but this house had a premium price tag under the guise of "luxury". On the outside the home looks luxurious, but living in the home is now a guessing game of what will break next.

- Lennar NOT honoring certain inclusive items. - Addressed to the Lennar Home Care personnel of a discrepancy on a certain appliance to be fixed after closing of escrow. Will not help and left the responsibility to the new homeowner.

Lennar still builds the best home for the money in Waxhaw NC, but they need to get their act together on quality of work and ease of working with customers. My main suggestion is always pay the extra $500 to your personal home inspector for a complete report even though its a brand new house.

Hope they have a more knowledgeable project manager as far as codes & not tell you things he knows nothing about .

Appearance of house is beautiful, and rooms are bright and spacious. Personnel are friendly and accommodating.

Sloppy workmanship. While it is great that Lennar gives you a full year to file issues that you find with your new house and they would come and fix at no cost, I'd rather not have to do that. Especially on kitchen cabinets and outdoor paint job. These are issues that are easily spotted.

Multiple issues that took some time to fix. Slow response time. Paint is poor quality and they do the bare minimum. We moved into a smart house but it was a dumb house for a couple weeks due to no communication from builders and subs needed to hook everything up.

Overall good a experience. But critical construction mistakes were made which are being fixed. List: Leak in the foundation wall. Cracks and holes in the drive way. Lot boundaries incorrect (missed by engineers for lot 66 and 67)

Had a great time buying the house and love the aesthetic. The quality of the materials and workmanship is clearly low cost. Lots of little defects around the house that are noticeable. Responsive and promptness from the Customer Care team has been abysmal. Very difficult to get things fixed after you've purchased. Very disappointed with that aspect.

Be careful that you review all the promises that they make to you on the home. Review with the sales agent verbally any issues that you have and get them to put into writing any promises made. Review the extras in the house and make sure you get them when the house is completed. Find out exactly who will be handling any issues that arise. The walk through is important and put in writing what needs to be done and have their person sign for it. Verbal issues just disappear as does the rep they send with you. Make sure they review and meet with you to get the keys and the complex rules.

Lennar Homes at Aliana is over priced and interest rate isn't as competitive and anticipated.

Over all a good experience sad I had a horrible experience with eagle home mortgage. The worst possible treatment a client should ever receive. Jc

The homes here at Wildwing are very nice! We are extremely happy with our new home and quality appears to be good. We had a few small items along the way but I think that can happen with any upper end track home.

The people I worked with from the contract all the way through to the Home Orientation Specialist were amazing and everyone had great personalities. I have noticed as time has gone on, that the finish work in my home is very questionable. I definitely have a house that is structurally sound, however, on a daily basis I see screws/nails popping, caulking not applied well enough, etc. I have also heard that there is an issue with the annual reviews being completed on time or even people getting a response. I have not completed this process yet but I foresee this being an issue for me as well.

no mail for six weeks i am still ticked off, Lennar dropped the ball stop blaming the post office should have been done a year ago!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Initial trip here was told only one plot open which you still cannot sell next to horse farm, glad we came again to find other plots available, house is great price is right but could have been handled better in the beginning

Details such as scratched appliances, chipped counters, scratched bathtubs/showers were things I readily spotted through out the house after moving in. I also didn’t realize the house didn’t come painted like the model, the dining lighting wasn’t included, and the front landscaping is a joke. The landscaping looks nothing like the model. They literally put in random plants in no specific pattern. Ive already changed the lighting over the dining table as the cheap chandelier they put in looked nothing like the model. This review may sound negative but it’s actually not, I do love my house. I just find all the small details extremely annoying as I’ll have to fix it later $$$. I’m already planning on replacing the bathroom counters as the chips and stains I didn’t notice until after closing really annoy me. I’m also planning on completely redoing the front yard to look somewhat more decent, half of the cheap plants they put in are dead. They didn’t really choose appropriate drought tolerant plants for direct light etc. All in all, I’d recommend Lennar, but know that all included comes at the cost of the fine details. ... More

Be prepared to get a garage door motor opener . No screens in any windows. No blinds in any windows. No gutter around the house.

Definitely builder grade, but the layouts are conducive to family living of today. Price is too high for what you get, but so is everything else these days

We bought a Lennar home in Arizona and we were very pleased about the quality of the home. Our experience in Texas has not been the same. Not one towel rack in 3 bathrooms. No loop in the garage for installing water softener or water filtration system. No refrigerator or laundry washer or dryer. No hooks in bathroom. Over $8000 in expenses. Plus no garage door opener or painted walls in the garage. No baseboards in the garage as well. I’m sure all these things left out will have an immense impact on Lennar’s bottom line. And no window covering over the back door. We use paper taped over the window until we find a suitable solution. The house has a great layout. If Lennar had only paid attention to the details. The design of the space for the refrigerator allows for the pantry door to open into the refrigerator and one of the cupboard doors to open into the refrigerator. Another cupboard door opens into a wall. We put rubber stoppers on the doors to soften the contact. So many surprises we didn’t expect.. A much different experience from what we expected after our experience in Arizona. We should not have have thought that we would have the same great experience with Lennar in Texas as we did in Arizona. ... More

We truly like our new home. However, the process of getting there was a little rough. The loan process - really bumpy, then they sold our loan. The responsiveness to issues with the house, and there were several, has been slow to resolve and have had to keep after them to get some of the items fixed.