Pulte Homes Reviews in Broward County Ft. Lauderdale, FL

The materials are good quality, the workmanship sucks as well as the organization process. Different companies (not Pulte exactly) do different things like tile, paint, countertops, kitchen cabinets. That is normal when such a big company as Pulte hires subcontractors. But when it comes to the closing day you get chipped paint on the doors, baseboards, trims, your get not even paint on the walls, missed spots without paint or only one layer of paint instead of 2, missing silicone layers in the bathrooms (where they need to be), cracked sockets, cracked tiles, etc. Small touch-ups but still these are little issues that need to be fixed. So I took photos of each issue, wrote a text with an explanation of what I don't like, and sent it to the Pulte representative. Then Pulte representative will schedule appointments with those different subcontractors. But when one of them comes, he says "this is not our job, these are others, schedule an appointment with them". And on his side he does not see your photos with the issues, he has a task from Pulte "touch up countertop in the...". What this "touch up" means nobody knows, except you because only you still have photos of the issues. And when you show him a photo and the issues let's say with the countertop edge, the worker will say "Oh no, I do only silicone on the countertop, I am not responsible for countertop edges, you should schedule an appointment with another team in our company". So you then contact Pulte, explain all that and try to reschedule an appointment with the silicone layer guy. I realize that those are other companies with whom Pulte works. I can not blame Pulte 100%, but those repairs definitely take time, worker often come to the house are do not know what they need to fix exactly, so if you don't have your own list with stuff they need to fix, they will not fix anything. They like saying "We do not do that, it is not our work, schedule an appointment with painters, or any other team". That is not really convenient process of doing business, the whole thing takes time and if the homebuyer does not understand about house repairs and will not ask a ton of questions - this will take a lot of time. And as a result, you think bad about Pulte, because this is the company you bought the house from. We have now a case when the workers told Pulte representative, they came to our house to fix let's say chipped paint, and we told them we don't need their service anymore. how in the world I could say that when I still have that issue with the cracked paint and want it to be fixed. Looks like workers just try to skip some of the appointments. But once again you first think bad about Pulte and their representative will be the one whom you will tell how angry you are about this situation. Overall this is an organizational issue with subcontractors. But I still trust Pulte, is a big company and I see them building several communities in our state as well as all around USA. Their representatives answer our questions pretty fast and provide clear answers. ... More

We are happy with our home.

As a first time home buyer, I received a great experience with Pulte. The environment, people and minimized stress in my experience has made our home worthwhile.

Given the fact that we bought a home during the peak of covid19, the overall experience from the salesperson to the general contractor in charge of building our home was pretty great. There have a been a few surprises since moving in. However, the response time to resolve those issues has been A+.

Developer is good but some contractors who build the house are really bad! Unfortunately a lot of thinks in the house are bad! Quality of the job done for paint, door installation are bad! Painting walls without covering the floor. Pulte need to check people they are hiring to build the house. They will fix everything but you have only 30 days to do that! Everything else is good!

Make sure to pick out all your options and review everything, don’t be rushed. It’s your money, wish I could go back and make some changes!

Buying and moving-in experience was fine, however quality of work sometimes is questionable as many small issues and nuances were found upon moving in. It didn't look like contractors and the builder cared much about it as long as the house was accepted by new owners. Noise isolation between units is poor, can easily hear your neighbors talking. My main problem is that inside all mobiles phones loose signal. Tested with all major mobiles carriers - signal outside 4-5 bar stable, but once you get inside, the signal drops to zero. Something is interfering with the signal inside the house, but what? I would really like Pulte to look into it as this is a major problem. ... More

Every Pulte employee involved with building our home was very reliable

Just purchased home in April at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic and haven’t moved in yet, but aside from minor glitches like tub faucet came off and some paint spots missed, everything looks good.

We are happy with our home. Quality and workmanship as good as any home I have built in past. Value is comparable to the area. Time will tell but so far so good.

Vibrant community and amenities

We love the location and the final product. There were definitely bumps along the way including an immediate price decrease, right after we had purchased and locked in our price and problems with easements on our property that were not disclosed in the sales process.

House Interior especially drywall is incredibly bend , there is not a single streight wall, the hight and length not matching at all, drywall not leveled at all, we have few sport where cealing drywall is incredibly bend , i gladly show that to inspection.... Then another issues with internet wiring , mot a single cable was woried properly, btw our neighbor had same issue with cable, so we had to hire it guy to revwire all house . Another then that I we happy

Overall is okey better than other construction companies but still have issues and companies make shortcuts on materials/process but that's everywhere.

My experience with Pulte Homes has been marked by their commendable responsiveness to service requests during the warranty period. Their swift attention to any concerns reflects a commitment to customer satisfaction that is truly commendable. While the overall quality of the house is impressive, it's worth noting that I've come across a few non-defective issues during my time in the townhome. Instances such as outlets not meeting the expected standard were discovered, highlighting areas that perhaps could have been addressed more thoroughly during the inspection phase. Despite these findings, it's crucial to emphasize the proactive and efficient manner in which Pulte Homes has addressed any issues that have arisen, ensuring a positive and seamless experience. Beyond the service aspect, the design and functionality of the townhome contribute significantly to its overall appeal. The thoughtful layout, well-utilized spaces, and attention to detail in craftsmanship showcase the dedication Pulte Homes puts into creating a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing living environment. Moreover, the community surrounding the townhome has added value to my overall satisfaction. Whether it's the well-maintained common areas, the proximity to essential amenities, or the sense of community fostered by thoughtful planning, it all adds up to a holistic living experience. In conclusion, while there have been minor hiccups along the way, Pulte Homes has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence, swiftly addressing concerns and creating homes that stand out for their quality and design. I am pleased with my new townhome and look forward to continuing to enjoy the comfort and style it offers. ... More

Overall, a decent experience. Great during buying process, but too many punch list issues open at closing, and still issues open a month later. For the price paid, it would be nice if there was heightened responsiveness.

Buying a new build can be scary but this process was very smooth. Our home was completed on time as promised and we had a wonderful team with Monica in sales and Kevin as our project manager. They made us feel comfortable and confident the entire process. The home is lovely and we've had no issues other than a minor plumbing issue on day one that was not followed up on (hence the 3 star) but overall it was a wonderful experience. If I ever buy/sell/move again I would very much consider a Pulte home. Thank you!

We love our new home but had some trouble during the construction process. Some of the information we were getting from our sales associate and construction manager turned out to be misleading. We had difficulty getting the construction manager to respond to us at all. His manager should have stepped in to assist if he was overloaded. The post closing support has been good from Julie. You expect a few minor issues here and there with any new construction and Julie has been very responsive.

I enjoy my new home

The entire process took 15 months from signing. Move in date changed 5 times and very hard to get exact date. When you are uprooting your entire life from another state this is very stressful. No logic between which homes get items like a roof, sliders, etc and in what order. If zero gravity sliders are so difficult to obtain they should be purchased and stored when a 25% deposit was made. On the flip side -- the quality of workmanship has been excellent and we love our new home.

Our overall homebuyer experience was good and we are happy with our home and the service extended to us throughout the process.

Five weeks without range oven & still waiting for repair However, Pulte are above average when compared to other builders

My experience was good and amazing with the project manager KEN. he was always available, answered every concern and question I had and he helped me a lot. KEN is great asset for PULTE homes.

Overall good experience but could have been more timely. The overall handover was delayed by roughly 4 months.

The experience was pretty good pre closing; once we closed on the house, getting timely responses from the Home Care Manager is frustrating at times. The Home Care Manager is having to fix workmanship issues that should have been addressed by the builder. The builder doesn't do a good job in paying attention to the final details just prior to the new owners moving in. All efforts 72 hours prior to the new owners moving in should be for the builder to go throughout the entire house to make sure everything is done right and to standard.