Lennar Homes

We had a great experience with Lennar and their entire customer service employees while building our home in Utah. Amazing workmanship, high quality material, and amazing service throughout the building process!

It's hard to read all of these reviews be excited about Lennar, but I thought to provide my honest feedback. First off, no home is perfect, even if new. If you expect that, then the home sale price should have two commas in it, not one. That said, I have had the same cosmetic issues, minor delays, and general warranty concerns others have outlined. I have had nothing but a positive experience with the group that built our home and would like to publicly thank Dan ** for his quick responses and service.

Hello All: I have read more than 400 reviews in reference to Lennar LLC both positive and negative. With any new construction, whether it be Toll Brothers, DR Horton, Ryan and Lennar Homes this is what to expect. Also, for existing homes as well. As a Retired American Veteran who has worked in Military Housing, as a Realtor and now a HUD Employee, suggested working closely with the Company/Builders to ensure that all are in compliance with HUD/US Builders/Realtors Associations and the Department of Community Affairs.

We fell in love with a particular half-way finished house in Henderson and needed to switch to our private lender after a few weeks, but Lennar honored all incentives and were amazingly accommodating!

Great purchase for a starter home. I purchased a home in Pearland TX in a new community. ALl included and upgrades to my choice. Beautiful home. I had to move to AZ so I sold it after 2 years (1999-2001). I am now living in a DR Horton home. Quality is cheap, you wipe the finger marks off the wall and the paint comes off, No joke. Carpet became flat after 2 years. I cannot wait until I see and get another home.

We can’t believe what this builder is getting away with in the state of Florida. I’ve never owned/built a home that I wasn’t proud to call home. However, that changed with my Lennar home. Embarrassing poor workmanship, extreme drywall flaws that are so bad in the arches it’s pathetically embarrassing, electrical issue in the kitchen, an oven that vents over the underlying drawer handle that scalds your hands, plumbing problems in master shower because the tile installer flushed the grout and tile down the drain. A shower head that leaks throughout the night, ac unit inside was framed improperly with drywall gaps. Windows that are so out of square – one is 1” higher in master bedroom.

We are currently under contract with Lennar and in the last step of finishing the home loan application. However, from the appraisal report we realized that Lennar lies on the square footage of the property. And there's a huge difference between the square footage on their listing compared with the appraisal report. What a shock for my whole family since we are at the very last step of closing this deal! 700 square feet does matters but Lennar doesn't even want to admit the fact. They told us the mistake is made by the previous rep but now she's gone so Lennar will never be responsible for this. No chance to re-negotiate the price. Or maybe no chance to get the earnest money back. I pay $7,000 to learn such a lesson from Lennar. Hope I can check out this website before purchasing house from Lennar. My advice for people who want to purchase their dream house is NEVER EVER CONSIDER LENNAR!!!!

Since 3 months that I have purchase the house the door from hallway closet measure is too small for the space. I contact Lennar representative Mr. Jeff and Mr. Michael about when will they install the correct door, but the past month I email and text this 2 person and no answer at all. They ignore me. So this is how lennar operate? When they received the full money at the closing and they forget about they responsibly? Call me lennar! But I don't want promises! I want action! **

As a first time home buyer here in Florida I was very excited to have found a floor plan that I loved and what I thought an honest sales rep. The sales rep mislead me from the very beginning. First with stating after myself and realtor asked about CDD that the community I purchased in was not CDD (later as I’m meeting with lender I find out it is and now I need more monies at closing). I was very adamant about no CDD communities, so I know what I asked. The rep said he never told me otherwise.

We bought a Lennar built home in a Naples development, Artesia, that had been started by another company, WCI, and later taken over by Lennar. You could tell at a glance the attractive buildings built by WCI compared to the sterile prison camp-like buildings put up by Lennar. After moving in we discovered how Lennar had cut every corner: no insulation between the thin wallboards — sounds carried throughout the house; the lowest quality appliances and fixtures; cheap and short-life screening over pool. We are in our third month here and nothing has broken down yet, so they deserve that one star.