Lennar Reviews

Lots of nice promises, but a complete failure in following through with those promises. Assigned a "concierge" to help with the closing process who was completely useless. Closing process was delayed due to Lennar's failure to have the paperwork ready. Pre-closing inspection seemed to go well except that very little of the inspection faults were actually resolved. Installed dead sod, breaking multiple sprinkler heads in the process, failed to respond to a work order for a faulty circuit breaker that tripped every time the refrigerator compressor kicked on, installed a fence with severely warped lumber, and the list goes on. Bottom line = I would never recommend a Lennar built home to anyone. ... More

Great experience from start to finish

Overall rushed, sell sell sell.a lot of feeling of false caring.

From showing us the house . To going through the loan process. And doing our walk through. Everyone was so knowledgeable and helpful . We had been looking for awhile and just happen to pull in to see the new houses . So glad we did. We love our new house and appreciate all the help we got during the process.

Very fast resolving minor warranty issues

Lack of flexibility to make minor changes to things as simple as the color of wall paint was frustrating. Bathroom fixtures didn’t match drawer pulls, ceilings were not painted, etc.

While our initial experience with Lennar's sales representatives was positive, the construction process quickly revealed significant shortcomings that left us deeply dissatisfied with our new home. Pros: Friendly Sales Team: The sales representatives were helpful and attentive during the initial stages of the home buying process. However, their involvement significantly decreased once construction began, leaving us feeling abandoned. Cons: Poor Communication and Lack of Transparency: Lennar failed to proactively inform us about critical milestones like the pre-drywall inspection. It felt like they intentionally avoided scheduling this crucial walkthrough, hoping we wouldn't ask for one. This lack of transparency created an atmosphere of distrust. Unacceptable Construction Management: The construction managers lacked basic people skills, making interactions frustrating and unproductive. Their dismissive attitude towards our concerns added to the overall stress of the building process. Missed Opportunities for Quality Control: Lennar refused to allow a "blue tape" walkthrough before closing, preventing us from identifying and addressing cosmetic defects. Their focus shifted solely to the warranty, which explicitly excludes cosmetic issues. This policy leaves homeowners stuck with flaws that should have been resolved before finalizing the purchase. Subpar Workmanship: We encountered numerous instances of subpar workmanship and questionable material choices. While Lennar was somewhat responsive to these issues, the overall quality of the construction fell far short of expectations. Late Introduction of the Home Buyer Concierge: The home buyer concierge, who is supposed to guide buyers through the process, was introduced far too late into the construction phase to be of any real assistance. This valuable resource should be integrated earlier to provide timely support and address concerns proactively. Overall: Our experience with Lennar was marred by poor communication, a lack of transparency, and a disregard for customer satisfaction. While the sales team was initially helpful, the subsequent construction process was riddled with frustration and disappointment. We would strongly caution prospective buyers to consider these issues before choosing Lennar as their builder. ... More

The loan officers that I worked with made the experience very stressful even though I am not a first-time home buyer. My last experience of buying a home was not as stressful as this.

Horrible communication with all parties involved with Lennar. Lennar agent saw us show up with our realtor and advised us last minute that we would not be able to use him. We were pretty much on our own throughout the whole process.

This is our 5th new home build. The care and attention to detail is by far far and away the worst in this home. If I were a trades person, I would be embarrassed to leave a job that looked like many of the "finished" work in this house. I think this could be a beautiful home if attention to detail and some care was used.

I can’t over emphasize how much support I was given from the whole team once I toured my prospective home. The initial sales team even offered support much after their part in the purchase was completed. The loan officer was exceptional from start to finish. I also had a concierge that was extremely helpful with guiding me through the final steps of the closing. If I needed help with something I was given assistance literally within minutes. The support was always there no matter how insignificant the issue may have been. The warranty team has been extremely responsive with correcting any functional or craftsmanship issues. They have an online system in place to manage any issues. I feel like Lennar has taken great strides to ensure my utmost satisfaction with my home. ... More

We have been denied our due diligence. Incomplete work and after a month we’ve made no progress. Leaving voicemail with no returned calls. No door stops in the house and bad flooring in the great room. It’s separating and sticking up above floor level. PLEASE HELP! I’ve already spoken to BBB. If something is not done I’ll be filing a complaint with the BBB.

My experience was great. Everyone was very helpful, polite and friendly. Especially my salesman Roy, he went above and beyond to make sure we were happy. The construction and finishing work was great. We have no regrets buying into Savanna Lakes.

Customer service is second to none. Marisa was very helpful with purchasing process and between her and Jordan all issues were taken care of asap. Now for Chris he has been helpful in every way from day one, we are an older couple and he will check every now and then to make sure all is good.he treats us more like a friend than a customer. Chris is a absolute asset to the Lennar family and we are thankful for him

We are very happy in our new home.

If I ever have to buy a home again it will not be Lennar

They very skillfully deviate the problem to another party and so on

Professional experience from start to finish! Could not be happier!

The above Processes went very well and supportive. Coming from out of state Lennar made it flow well. Thanks!

The Good: Lennar is a quick builder. The Bad: The home quality is not the best. There are some things done great, like the master bath and the gourmet kitchen. However a gourmet kitchen consist of a gas range top and a stainless exhaust hold. And the gas top was left unmounted and slid around the first time we cooked on it. Had to have that fixed properly. Understand these are spec homes with a 40 day start to finish turnaround. As you can imagine, this is a quantity over quality home build. Make sure you order your own home inspection prior to your first walkthrough before closing. It’s $500 well spent. Lennar will not tell you what is not correct in your brand new home. If you don’t see it or point it out, Lennar will gladly sell it to you just the way it is. Broken or poor quality. They will gladly sell you a poorly built home. You will have to pay extra to have your garage painted after you move in. That’s not optional. You will have to install your own towel and toilet paper hardware in the bathrooms after you move in. Lennar doesn’t supply those either. And no mention of that when purchasing. A first for me. The drywall finish and wood trim craftsmanship is terrible. We found lots of areas that needed repaired during our walkthrough before closing. The Lennar project manager for our home walked through our home for four hours and taped the areas of repair or replacement. After moving in we realized that the tape had only been removed and most of the repairs were not fixed by the day of closing. So we have had three rounds of repairs after we’ve moved in and still ongoing. Pre home inspection revealed the attic insulation had areas with 4” of insulation. Had to have contractors come back to spray more insulation. The concrete finish in our garage is horrible. Lots of divots, lumps, gravel is almost sticking through the finish. Lots of cracks in the floor. Crack across the main foundation footer at the garage door entry. The sidewalk your door is the same. Terrible concrete finish. And they broomed the finish different directions on the same sidewalk. The master bathroom shower tile had lots of areas with no grout. Lennar sent someone to fix. The halfway did it and left smeared grout all over the tile. Had to go back and wipe everything down before it hardened. Back patio concrete was not finished at the screen door and there was large opening along bottom of door. Lennar sent someone to fix. The basically took cement and filled the gaps. Now the concrete looks patched and poor quality. The bottom of the screened porch where it meets the side of the house had about a 1” x 4” gap that was left open for snakes and bugs to access the screen porch area. Just terrible quality. The dormer window glass over the front porch was left broken. Had to have someone replace that. Pay attention to the electric, light switches and electrical outlets. They are placed in the most odd places. Some light switches in our home were place 2 feet from the door. You have to feel around in the dark to find them. The electrical plugins are randomly spaced on the walls. About one per wall regardless of wall length. So not very user friendly to use if you want to conceal electrical chords. There are 6 lights in the kitchen operating from one light switch. Lennar is installing the absolute bare minimum switches and electrical outlets. When you open the electrical breaker box, you will notice there’s are more blank spaces than used spaces. That’s because they installed bare minimum electrical devices. The 11’ x 17’ screened porch had one electrical outlet. Horrible design. Ceiling lights are minimal. One 4” glad LED in all rooms except kitchen. The living room has one 4” LED in the middle. The lights over the kitchen island are not spaced evenly. So you can’t change out the 4” LED to a nice pendent light unless you have the lights relocated. I think the minimum lighting is installed so you can’t see all the horrible craftsmanship during your walkthrough. The heat pump piping is installed in the master bedroom wall and the pump outside the window. As you can imagine, it is loud and the pipes vibrate in the wall. Absolutely horrible design and location. You will hear the noise as long as you live in your new home. And Lennar will not allow any change to the plans or equipment location when building. The walls and ceilings are all one paint color. Gray. That’s all you get. Both garage doors had to be readjusted to close gaps. My advice, don’t mug a Lennar home. If you do, get a home inspection before you close. Ask to see the building plans and make sure everything is where is should be. Be prepared to spend alot of extra money after you move in to upgrade all of the lights, paint, and else upgrades to make your home how a normal good quality home would be built. Be prepared to settle for less in a home, and to pay more for less. Personally, I would never recommend buying a Lennar home after our experience this year September 12, 2024 up until today November 14, 2024. If I could sell and move without the burdens, would do so today. Do your homework for different builders and compare quality on the quality and craftsmanship between builders. Read reviews and assume you might be the next buyer to experience the nightmares. ... More

The entire Lennar team was amazing. Buying from out of state, all of them provided support along the way. Providing online doc signing made the purchase process a breeze. Everyone was friendly and kind. A special thank you to my rep, Chad. I had a list of questions he was always happy to answer. Thank you Lennar! I appreciate each and every one of you.

Vivian our sales agent was great. We also loved our interactions with Lennar title. Our LO Kelsy was also helpful. We did have great experience with the front end super and the concierge position (new to us this time around). This is our second Lennar home and while our new home is beautiful we can definitely tell where the builder decided to cut back - we’ve had more issues with this home and have noticed a downgrade in quality work, options, and materials. This home was almost 200k more than the first and has lesser features, options, and quality. We also wish we had been told about the landfill being less than 5 miles from the community- the smell is sometimes unbearable and we didn’t even know to research something like that prior to buying - you don’t know what you don’t know. So, we do wish someone had been more transparent about that. Overall the lending experience was average this time around - we had some serious and very avoidable issues with the mortgage processor and UW team only days prior to closing - about something we had already asked about months ahead of time. And unfortunately our warranty rep, while friendly, is not super willing to help or be flexible (unlike our first experience). We’ve had some defects WE have had to cover - and we’ve only lived here two months. If we buy another house, we will definitely consider Lennar but this particular experience this time and the step down in quality has given us cause to weigh our options in comparison to other builders and the resale market. ... More

I am a first time home buyer. Lennar is truly a one stop shop. I would highly recommend purchasing a home from Lennar.

Excellent buying process. Quality of workmanship in the home construction mediocre. Low end flooring, cabinets, etc. But perhaps fits the price range of house. Very good follow up on service issues.

We have been very happy with our experience with Lennar. Every person we encountered seemed to truly care about their workmanship and our satisfaction. The response to any situation or issue was/is handled quickly.