Lennar Reviews

The whole process was easy. All my questions were answered. Great team. keep up the Good job.

I will say that the home is built with the lowest cost of materials possible, the interior paint is very poor in quality, and I believe it is only a primer coat, there was no garage door opener installed and we had to pay $500,00 to get that installed, the water pressure in the neighborhood is very poor and most of the new owners are very upset with the water pressure because you can't water the lawn because there is not enough pressure to run a sprinkler, take a shower, do laundry! I have had several issues with the house that need repair and can't get anyone to come out and repair it! I get told that someone will be out, but they don't show up!! No sense of urgency to meet my request for repairs. My wife and I feel that during the purchase process everything sounds perfect and how Awesome Lennar takes care of the Owner, but after the deal is done, the true colors come out and nothing gets done!!! So, overall My Opinion is that we would not purchase a Lennar home knowing what we know now!! Unless Lennar steps up and comes through with the promises they put forth, I will never reccomend a Lennar home! One final thought, The toilet in the guest bathroom is all but tipping over because the floor is so out of level the toilet doesn't mount flush to the floor!! I have called the number given for the plumber to repair it but like always, nothing has been done and I have been waiting for 5 days now for this to be repaired! what I'm being told by the plumber is " someone will be out today, but nobody ever shows up" not even a phone call telling me they wont be out!!! Very unprofessional indeed. ... More

Walls not plumb and square. Flooring not square. Exterior walls bowded and sidding severely rippled. Soffit trim rippled nor square. Foundation wall pour is rough and one area whete the form had slipped out causing uneven wall. Garage floor, concrete chips are poping put.

The home is great just had a lack of good communication during buying process. Times we did get communication it was 3 different people telling me different things.

Ashleigh was great to work with throughout the process. She was always quick to respond to any of my question and helped resolve issues quickly. Everyone involved help the process go smoothly.

House is nice. Purchase was not. The person I dealt with at Lennar’s office seemed to think it was a privilege to be buying this house. If it were not for the real estate agent, Barbara, the sale might not have happened. After the sale, Lennar has been good about addressing a concern with the backyard , and helpful with info to assist in upgrading the electric service beyond what would be needed in most residences.

Being a first time home buyer this was the best team of people to work with from the start of it to finish

Kris is very knowledgeable and took care of all my needs in the purchase of my new home..

Dealing with our sales person Jenna was good. Dealing with the QC person Lauren, bad experience, unprofessional and couldn’t care less. Dealing with construction manager Brian, wasted time, bad experience. Dealing with Lennar Mortgage Shana /Kara, worst experience, poor communication, unprofessional. Dealing with Lennar Title Hayley and team, good experience. Dealing with repair team / warranty / repair request, total failure. Love the location, love the house. The Lennar experience, would not do it again.

I love my my house

This is our second home with Lennar, and unfortunately, the experience this time was disappointing, especially with their financial services and closing process. There was no formal welcome or acknowledgment during the closing — not even a basic walkthrough or someone to greet us. For a repeat customer, this felt impersonal and careless. What made it worse was the complete lack of any gesture of appreciation. No closing goodies or even a simple thank you — something we had received before. This change made it feel like Lennar is now more focused on profits than on customer relationships. The way the house keys were handed over was frankly unacceptable. They were left in a plain envelope, which felt cold and thoughtless for such a major milestone. No guidance, no explanation, nothing. It gave the impression that once the transaction was complete, we were no longer of any importance. Lennar used to feel more customer-centric, but this recent experience made it clear that things have become much more commercial and impersonal. I expected better, especially as a returning buyer. ... More

I was verbally promised backyard grass and 3 trees upon moving in to my new Lennar build (as incentive). It’s been 4 weeks since move in and I have 2 trees and no grass in the backyard. Lennar will do the bare minimum for you as a customer because they only care about moving you in fast! Be careful.

Not impressed with the finish work, at all. In a $550,000 house, Lenar installs $.89 light switches and outlets, the lowest power garbage disposal on the market...sounds like it's about to come apart...the cheapest garage door openers without WIFI capability so an owner can check to see if doors are closed, no towel racks...apparently because 6 year olds tend to use them as high bars, the cheapest flat paint that is not cleanable, the worst ground prep for landscaping....the sod was placed over rocks and the ground is not close to even or level. The concrete work is terrible...the contractor dropped concrete on the garage floor and the driveway without as much as an attempt to remove it before it hardened and the back patio is cracking. The trim brick border on the patios looks like the concrete was finished by a 3-year-old using play doh. The vinyl plank floor moves and makes noise under your feet, The slide in stove bottom drawer is unusable as it is so poorly built. The exhaust fan over the stove is, well, cheap.... NO electronic switches, they put a30 inch fan hood with about three inch gaps between the sides and the cabinets. The fan is weak and I know my toast is done with the smoke alarm goes off. Spending $2 more for each light switch and wall plugs, $200 more for a wifi capable garage door opener, $25 dollars for three - four towel racks rather than hooks which don't let towels dry...especially in high humidity areas, may have cost a builder $2,000 (at most), a price I would have gladly paid to have this stuff done right during construction. I almost forgot, the sewer covers in the street are 2-4 inches above the pavement, If a car with a low-profile tire hits one, significant damage may occur. One is placed in front of my house and, especially if there is a vehicle parked on the narrow street, there is almost no way I can avoid the sewer cover....There is no reason that some asphalt could not have been installed to avoid the sharp edge of a steel sewer cover plate.... Someone at Lenar has to re-think what they are putting into their homes... On a positive note, the local staff, sales and escrow, has been great!! ... More

My agent Lydia was amazing. she walked me thru situations that i stumbled with on the computer. am amazing support.

Overall, the home buying experience went well. Every person was very professional and courteous. Thumbs up to the employees. My house sits in a smaller subdivision. The lot I am in contains a very large Cotton Wood tree that should have been cleared by Lennar. The tree’s branches have already caused major damage to the small house next to me ( also new and has not sold) and resulted in one side of the house having to be rebuilt. If anyone from Lennar reads this please advise whom I need to contact to address the removal of the tree and leveling of my lot. When I asked about the property lines and the brush, dead trees I was informed by a Lennar Representative that it was to be left for drainage. This is not the case I found out with the township. The excavating and ground work was done very poorly and should have included leveling my lot . I am now left to fork out a large sum to properly clear and prepare my lot. Be very careful when buying and check out everything. Get an inspector and have someone check out your lot. Thank you for reading . Homeowner since March, 2025. ... More

EverBe is an amazing community and really glad to have become part of it. However, the journey to get there with Lennar could have been so much better. I hope Lennar will use this as constructive feedback towards improving experience for other prospective home buyers in the future. Sales team - They were courteous, prompt and professional. - However, I felt really rushed with constant pressure to make purchase decisions in less than 24-48 hours. - Very few models were on display. It is so much easier to visualize a physical model. - A simple phone call inquiry to internet Sales team asking for advertised specials precluded me from working thru a real estate broker. Lennar sales team is probably paid for and compensated by Lennar and IMO act in best interest of the company as against the home buyer. If I had a choice, I would have gone with a real-estate broker that represents my best interest. - None of the incentives were disclosed upfront. Most of the incentives are only available to you if you avail services from Lennar groups/affiliates e.g. Mortgage, Insurance, Title and such. Some of the services had very high mark-ups and not very competitive. - The purchase contract was 70+ pages long and IMO, fairly skewed in favor of the Lennar with no provisions to change any language. It also did not give me much leverage against any disputes or contentions. Yes, there is a provision for arbitration, but as an individual buyer, do I want to really be spending my time there? Mortgage process - Team was definitely prompt, courteous and professional. - Website was very intuitive and user friendly. - By far the best part of the deal was the mortgage rate offered. I was appreciative of the Mortgage team describing the incentives that ideally should have been divulged during Sales process. - The consults provided by Miguel were exceptional. - The only opportunity, a month after closing, Lennar sold off my mortgage to another service provider, it was not seamless. A lot of the information such as flood insurance was not transferred over. I realized it after I started receiving notices from new provider. Concierge Service - There is absolutely NO collaboration within various Lennar groups (Sales, Mortgage, Construction, Customer Relationship, Title, insurance). It had become my full time job to make the siloed Lennar groups talk to each other - Lennar does have a dedicated concierge service. The concierge team was very courteous, professional and did their best to help. However, concierge had no leverage whatsoever in pursuing resolutions with any of the other Lennar groups/teams. - Any escalations to senior Lennar leadership was simply crickets. Title and closing team - Process was generally straightforward. - They have great options available for closing. In-person, remote notary and more. - The only snafu, they only handed over the home keys after closing. For the mailbox keys, we were given a runaround across all Lennar departments, post office and HOA. It took more than 45 days to get the mailbix keys. Meantime, a lot of the packages delivered sat there w/o us being able to access the mailbox Construction - By far our worst experience and the most arrogant of Lennar groups. - IMO, Lennar does not make it easy for the home buyers to bring in private inspector. - Construction has no set guidelines, checklists and were very reluctant to acknowledge any deficiencies whatsoever. E.g. Before closing, there were streaks of spilled concrete on the garage floor. When we brought it to their attention, construction’s response was the concrete floors are not warrantable. - Many items got categorized as cosmetic e.g a big star shaped dent in the bath tub. We struggled with the thought of having to live with a dent all our life when we paid full price for it. - Another example, when we opened the one of kitchen cabinets door, the panel fell to the floor. This was clearly poor workmanship and missing screws. Again non-warrantable was Lennar’s response. - The private inspection identified some major code violations. Construction wasted too much time trying to defer it to post close. I had to escalate it to the county inspector for enforcement. Since Lennar mortgage had locked the rate only for 45 days, they had their backs against the wall to fix it fast or pay for extension of rate lock. At that point, they wanted to take the easy way out and offered to part ways without accepting any wrongdoing. They were so cocky, they told me I would not incur any penalties if I walked away from the deal. Really? - Given the mistrust, I ordered a second round of inspections which still came out with significant issues. In the end, I spent almost $1000 in private inspections from my pocket. I had not really budgeted for that much cost for inspections. Post-close warranty - Given the experience with pre-close process, I was highly skeptical on what to expect. However they have pleasantly surprised me. - I do like their online ticketing system to report warranty items and setup of virtual appointments to understand the issue. - Lee, Lilly and Katrina have been fairly responsive and so far fixed quite a few pre-close mess-ups by construction. e.g. AC compressor did not work day one, thermostat was not BT capable, rekeying of locks, electrical issues with outlets and some more. Misc. - IMO, the pre-closing walk-thru was a wasted opportunity by Lennar. Sales team and CRM failed to highlight many cool standard features that come with the house, e.g irrigation system, a ring door bell, wifi operated door lock, grass moving included in HOA dues, 1 year termite warranty and more. - I wish Lennar could have made an upgrade package available for extra cost with some common sense items e.g. get a better dishwasher instead of the one with cheap plastic interior, an OTR exhaust to the exterior, a wifi capable garage door opener and such. ... More

It was a very easy process.

Check your door knobs for dents and make sure they are functioning properly.

Lennar made our home buying experience excellent. Starting from Ms. Selisha to the rest of the staff. Would recommend Lennar homes to any home hunting families.

My experience was great although the process was cumbersome.

This is my second Lennar house. I loved my first one and it was a great overall experience, would still live in that house if the neighborhood stayed good. This was a horrible purchasing experience, especially with escrow, and let me explain we could have paid cash for the house, but we didn't want too. The electrical messes up a lot, tons of work orders to get it right. One can light per room and no fans. Only a few plugs in each room too, seems weird. Dealing with them isn't the easiest, and it all depends on what area you buy in and the people, because like I said, our first Lennar house was a great experience. So you get what you pay for, even though this house is more money and less square feet, 7 years apart too. ... More

I’m very pleased with my purchase of home. It was absolutely amazing experience to work with very knowledgeable and professional people like Rusty from the landing department, Mark from sales. The quality of the product spectacular, we didn’t have any issues on the walk through. Everyone was polite and provided excellent customer service!

Unfortunately day3 of moving in I had a leak that caused the spare room to have to have the carpet removed and the wall. It only has been a month and a half and I still have a dirty makeshift cover in my bedroom for the contractors which is ripped. I had to have multiple attempts for them to figure out the sewage issue. It wasn’t until I left a review that Bayonet the contractor they use actually did something. My next problem is my AC it’s only cooling on one side of the house. However, I had to please the insatiable underwriter when trying to purchase for then to not be able to use my toilet on day 3. Highly unfair. ... More

We had our closing March 10. We drove from Colorado to Texas into a winter vortex with 2 labradors, 2 cats, two cars and a trailer. Got stranded in the blizzard. Our trailer got stuck at a hotel with no rooms. So we slept in the car freezing all night till we could get towed in the morning. We get to Frisco Tx on March 9 stay in a hotel. (Remember we have to get 2 cats and two dogs (one’s a tripod) in the hotels for the past few nights driving. Always have to take an elevator.) Now Lennar only does virtual closing and we have to be out of hotel by 11am. They want the closing at 10am. 10am they could not get their end to work… over an hour trying and now we have to be out of hotel. Now we have to try to find Wifi somewhere to finish the closing. As we leave one of our cats escapes. We try forever to get her back but finally do. McDonald’s and Starbucks nearby have no space for the trailer to park. So we have to keep driving around till we found a place with WiFi and a spot to park trailer. In this city that was a nightmare to find. But we finally find a place get and start to close on the house. During the closing she did say March 11 was marked in some areas. I said it has March 10 then for some reason they changed to March 11 but talked to (won’t mention her name here) and said we needed it back to March 10, so they changed it back. And it was changed since we were online with someone for closing on the 10th with an appointment for the 10th!!! So she changed the few areas that still said 11th. We paid cash for the house. We were set; so we headed to the office to get our keys. We are tired, stressed and just ready for this nightmare to end and get into our home. At the office we are told we can’t get our keys…try again tomorrow. What?? You have our money..we just closed …they said at closing we can go pick up our keys….why?? They say….You are scheduled for the 11th to receive your keys. Come back tomorrow. Just thinking of going through another hotel stay with our pets..almost losing one, carrying the tripod Labrador into the hotel again. I lost it. I was calling everyone. We were out in the car for 5 hours with our two cats and two labs in the heat in front of the office begging for our keys!! We had closing papers, confirmation they had our money..house completely paid for and we could not get our keys!!! Finally after all day waiting in our car in front of the office..sweating..dogs panting …we got our keys. What an awful company to buy from!! We were warned not to buy from Lennar but did not listen. Lesson learned. Listen to your friends and family when they say something is bad!! ... More

Great place to live ,nice neighbors & great neighborhood