Lennar Reviews in San Antonio, TX

There are two out maybe six people I dealt with that knew what was going on. The title people were awful to deal with. The house is great, but can tell it is a track home with the cheaper materials used. A lot of stuff was scratched, broke, not finished when e arrived. Sloppy

Financing people are not the best and sales person was not supportive and interactive

Every aspect of the purchase went very smoothly. I would recommend that you have your own real estate agent as we did. Makes the process very easy.

I have placed in requests for things to be fixed and customer service has been quick to respond. Couldn't be happier.

The female loan officer was a total nightmare. She had no clue how to talk to us and couldn't explain what she wanted.

Lennar has a well-rounded sales and closing team!!!

My experience wasn't good. This was my second home that I purchased and the construction side of it was a mess. The contract workers gave this builder a bad name. The contract workers did a poor job and made a lot of mistakes. On the financial side that was excellent and easy.

I was provided a list of inclusions that were inaccurate, several items were not included. I am confused by the everything included tagline because I see that everything is only included if you are an investor. Ironically the items I was told you can’t get were included on the investor homes. Also, I have had two warranty requests and although I was told everything would be repaired only a couple things have been with no word on the other items. It appears employee turnover is part of the problem.

Terrible home inspection and after home purchase experience. Lennar construction managers are all promise non work. They flat out lie. Terrible home ownership. Lennar’s attitude is don’t care, it’s not my home, it’s your home now and your problem

We've been in our new home for about 6 wks now. It's a nice home, but the process was riddled with slip-ups, pushbacks, and several missed deadlines that caused much anxiety, frustration, and cost a few extra thousand dollars that was not in the budget. The sad part is...I can't even say it was worth all we went through. Firstly, I do NOT recommend Lennar Mortgage; secure your funding elsewhere if you can. They made ridiculously simple mistakes and oversights that pushed out our closing (after we were SPECIFICALLY told this wouldn't be the case). Poor response communication, unless they needed something and then you were hounded for it. Secondly (and probably the most disappointing) is the poor workmanship. It doesn't matter how good the materials are going in if there's no attention to detail. Door handles are already loose, the 'luxury' vinyl flooring has gaps and is beginning to come up in some places, bowed walls and doorways that look like you're in a funhouse. We won't even start on the paint. This is NOT what you'd expect from a builder who's been in this business as long as Lennar has, nor is the quality and craftsmanship is what you'd expect in a 350K home...not by a longshot. Finally, the lack of ownership or concessions for issues encountered in the process. At some point builders need to stop blaming the pandemic for their shortcomings. But that was a very common refrain from everyone at Lennar. I can understand a delay in materials or inspections, but you don't get a pass for shoddy work or rushing at the last minute to get it done. I'm sure we'll continue to discover things as we continue to unpack and settle in. I'm not looking forward to what lies ahead. If I had to do it all over again I would not choose Lennar as my builder. We were in a tight spot and on a deadline to find housing, and we thought we were getting a good deal. But the buyer's remorse is VERY real. I feel somewhat lucky that it wasn't the nightmare some other builders put their clients through, but it's been a very opportunistic experience. To their credit, most of the people in the process were great, very likable. But at the end of the day you're buying a house, not a relationship with them. My one piece of advice if you choose them as your builder: Make sure you're visiting the build site regularly and communicating things you see as an issue to the site managers. I took a lot of things for granted toward the end and that's on me. ... More

Very professional and satisfied with our lennar home thank you

If buyin the home traditionally the company is good. However, we bought our home from out of state. The title company is horrible and does not do their job until it’s either very close or past due. I would rate them 0 out 5. Nothing got done with them unless I drove 1200 miles and walked into their office. The people who sell the home are great but once the home is purchased they aren’t very interested in helping with questions. The financial team is great. They will ask for everything in a timely manner and always do their best to answer the questions or point you in the right direction. The maintenance team for warranty is overall not the best. For our property the main maintenance guy does try but is overwhelmed with lack of communication from Lennar. Every time someone comes out to fix things in the home they come at very odd hours and never seem to know why they are there or have attitudes of how they have to fix the home. We were encouraged to close on the home earlier than expected, by the title and final inspection. Make sure you take pictures of everything and make sure it all gets into the report. They will tell you that don’t worry about it, it’s small we can fix that very fast and indeed won’t fix it. Our home has a lot of minor cosmetics but it’s been a hassle to get them fixed once the home was purchased because we trusted Lennar but don’t make that mistake. If I would of bought the house from inside the state I’m sure they would be a better company. ... More

The people at Lennar are great! And for the most part the home is good. But some of the workmanship and quality of materials is quite cheap. The paint especially.

If you want to purchase a brand new house with little attention to detail/quality of workmanship, this is the place for you!

I should’ve walked away and lost the 750 .00

The house was very dirty on move in. Floors, inside and outside of all cabinets and carpets were very dirty. Caulking at baseboards was very sloppy throughout house. It looks terrible. Management of contractors was poor which led to long delays due to failed inspections of power and gas connections into house. I have had many new homes. This was the worst exoerience on a home build

Don't go with Lennar. They have some great people working there, but the company is run poorly. Someone at the top needs to be fired.

Quality of workmanship is barely passable

Good experience with Lennar and all involved.

We purchased a Bexley model and we love it. However, the building timeframe was riddled with delays. Constant pushes to the walkthrough and closing dates really worked up a bit of bitterness. The response of remedying issues uncovered after moving in has been decent. I think right now I'm mostly irritated at seeing trash in our walls. I'm not exaggerating. Ever run a LAN cable to get wired connections in a wall? Yeah well, when using a wired camera to guide it, we found beer and soda cans in the walls. Pretty disgusting. I'm half tempted to put in a request to get the trash out of our walls. I'm willing to bet the pile of trash we saw in the kitchen island, during an earlier walkthrough, is still in there. ... More

Not a positive experience. Would not recommend Lennar to family and friends based on my bad experience. Note that every neighbor I’ve talk to all expressed the same bad experience.

If at all possible stay away from a Lennar home! Very very very poor quality work, not responsive, and misleading, And if you still decide to buy from Lennar…. you best make sure you hire your own inspector!

Representatives are very responsive for the most part. Easy for us to drop by and check on house during process. Stuff does get hidden or rushed during build. Pieces of 2x4 split or broken thatbgot covered or up or just tossed away in the attic. Vinyl flooring lifting and glue left everywhere. Glue left on walls. Caulking is very poor on countertops. Exterior has many small issues as well. Dinged siding, bent trim. Paint on shingles. Door ways have air gaps. The worst so far is the yard work. The grading was not dont correctly. My fromt yard sunk by over 1 foot and split after rain. Yard is pulling away from the home foundation. The people of lennar are very nice. The contractors on the other hand are not putting quality onto their work. They rush everything they do. ... More

My mom purchased this house because she wanted something brand new, not old and in need of work. The house is nothing fancy, but solid.

i liked the design and layout of the house also the higher ceilings it gives a roomy felling