Lennar Reviews in San Antonio, TX

Construction Managers are unresponsive

Sales experience was great. The construction managers have been horrible, do not do what they say they are going to do and have zero follow up, I have over 15 hollow tiles in my house that I’ve been trying to get fixed for almost 6 months. I’m still missing parts to my cabinets. Worst construction management team I have ever dealt with.

It took forever to get my closing amount I needed to bring. My closing date was moved 3 times. I received a phone call at around 8pm on a Saturday night to try to seta closing for Monday. The finishing detail work was at a level that moost companies would fire someone for.

I am not sure who and what kind of backwards hiring is happening here, but these are the most unhelpful, most pushy, group of people I have ever dealt with. They are lucky my Home Concierge and loan officer were kind because the entire team outside of them is unorganized and unprofessional. All the way up until closing no one could tell me how much money I had to bring to the signing, no one could find my keys after they figured out the money situation, and I am still having questions and NO ONE from Lennar wants to help they hang up right after I ask a question. All I need to know is who can answer my questions if not the people I got this house from. DO NOT buy here. These people are not trustworthy just from their inability to answer me now, the rushing of the entire process, the disorganization. They are in charge of one of the most important purchases of your life and they cannot even do their job well. ... More

Never meet sales associate, never had the immensities explain to me, was never told how to acquire the amenities. now at the closing the notary spent more time with me than Lennar’sl closing agent. The notary had no answers for any of my questions. When lennar’s closing agent finally arrived she could not answer questions that I had , probably into a bigger hurry to go to lunch. Now the house well prepared but lacked attention to the small details therefore I rate the house a 3.5 out a 5

Make sure to have an agent that will help with title. Title company was a nightmare.

I just can’t. A lot of really good people trying to get around a freaking mountain of red tape cluster/####

Wrong key repairs not complete

After the sale responsiveness is lousy

To be a first time buyer on a New Home for me was just horrible. I would like to speak to someone in person so I can share this horrible experience that I have been through with my Lennar Home. I'm hoping I get a response and I hear from someone soon. Thank You, Mary Alice Rodriguez

Closing was nightmare for me

We purchased a Lennar home in Seguin, TX in June 2025, and unfortunately, our experience has been extremely frustrating from start to finish. While the home design itself looked promising, the customer experience and build quality left much to be desired. From the beginning, Lennar seemed more focused on pushing the sale than supporting the buyer. After going under contract on May 14th, we were told we had to close by May 30th—barely over two weeks later—which felt rushed and inconsiderate, especially given the number of issues with the home. The reason given for the quick closing was so Lennar could hit their May numbers. The blue tape walk was a disappointment. We were told we only had an hour and a half to complete the inspection, which is far from reasonable for a brand-new home. Our associate, Joe, spent most of the time telling us to register our warranties rather than listening to our concerns. Worse, he left off about half the items we pointed out, including a glaring 3-foot-long 1/8" gap in the garage wall where we could see daylight coming through. When we came back for the re-walk—just two days before closing—virtually none of the problems had been addressed. The workmanship throughout the house was sloppy. Laborers left paint and caulk splattered on the wood floors, and there was a noticeable paint stain on the carpet. Trim pieces were unfinished or barely attached. It’s clear the laborers Lennar uses have little to no pride in their work, and there was no meaningful quality control. For a company of Lennar’s size and reputation, we expected far better. Bottom line: If you're considering buying a Lennar home, especially in the Seguin area, be cautious. Do your homework, demand thorough walk-throughs, and don’t be rushed into closing. The “Everything’s Included” motto seems to apply more to issues than to value. ... More

Overall experience was not what I expected. Staff is not friendly and staff does not call back to answers questions.

Horrible purchase. There was nothing good to discuss in terms of me closing on my new home. The only good thing to talk about was that the warranty people were great at responding to issues because they had to see me many times in the first month of purchase. On the other hand, for my blue tape inspection, they simply removed the blue tape off the wall and did not paint over where I asked them too. Also, the fridge that I negotiated to be apart of my closing deal did not have the water line installed correctly, which I thank the warranty people for fixing quickly. Another issue was that the dishwasher line was not installed correctly, then again warranty had to fix. The main issue was that my realtor and I were ghosted many times by our home consultant by the name of Lindsay. There would be many weeks between each text for a response with my realtor. In fact, she completely ghosted me the entire time until the day of closing and I have the text messages to prove it. I ask you properly train your construction managers in due diligence and pay attention to detail. Train your home consultants to have better customer service and not ghost people completely. Thank you, this will be the last time I ever buy a Lennar Home. ... More

It’s kind of a long story but they basically stole money from me. They have been completely dishonest. Lied and kept giving me the run around. I am currently in the process of filing an official complaint with the Texas real estate commission. This is my second lennar home. My first home I purchased in Jarrell Texas was a very positive experience. The San Antonio location needs a serious overhaul. All of the reviews are negative and it’s always about them basically stealing money from people. I may look into trying to contact all the negative reviews and try and start a small class action lawsuit. ... More

I got sold a pretty affordable home. I had to put in a warranty claim to fix the floors and it’s been almost two months as of writing this review and it’s still not done. I’ve attempted to get a hold of people from Lennar all the way up to the CEO and have had little to no communication. They closed the warranty ticket over a month ago while I’m still waiting on a flooring company to come and rip out all the LVP flooring and replace it. I will never suggest someone buy a Lennar home at this point and highly discourage doing so if you can help it. No one has reached out to attempt to make things right while I still wait to be able to move into a house I’ll be paying a mortgage on before I can live there. ... More

How a gas leak, plumbing issues (shower not draining) electrical issues got past “inspection” is beyond me! Simple things as installing doors properly for the safety of their home buyers is clearly not a value no integrity behind their name! I’ve been here 1 month and have yet to actually feel comfortable in this home! DONT BUY IF YOU DO HIRE AND PAY FOR YOUR OWN INSPECTION!!!

I must of dealt with 8 different employees when I had a real estate agent. I did all the work of the agent. Talking to 8 different people is not only confusing it was hard to hold anyone accountable for the mistakes.

The only good part of of this process was from the loan and title personally our home concierge Jose terrible terrible terrible all you guys did was take advantage of a young military family thinking we were stupid cause our age and cause we were officially here in San Antonio yet as well as his boss who called and blamed us for the problems we had in our home because we hired a third party inspector and her word i quote “ Lennar is a faster moving company then anyone else so with you hire a third party inspector it pro longs if and cause the issues you are having” basically because they rushed the work of the home and we were holding them accountable it was our fault as well as having our family and realtors in the home with a whole gas leak. Never again will we do business with your company nor will i recommend lennar to any military or civilian. ... More

Toook a long time for everything

The process of buying the home was not a smooth purchase at all. Our Lennar rep put us in a bind even though we had brought up the issues in advance. The construction crew left a mess on the exterior so I was having to pick up paneling boards and other materials that were left behind. I wear braces on both legs so struggled to bend over to pick up heavy paneling. They did not level out the top soil before putting the sod down and we had asked for this. We were told a cleaning crew would clean the interior but on the day we finally got our keys, the house was still dirty. Paint and glue stains were left on the floor. Overall, bad experience for my family and I. ... More

1. We expected Lennar would install top soil and follow SAWS guidelines when planting it, as Paul Canyon is served by SAWS. Instead, in less than 48 hours, our grass died although we watered it following SAWS rules. 2. Lennar sales representative sold us the house assuring us that the sod would be planted to the fence and later we found out that was not the case. She either misinformed us or plainly lied.

Some of the workorders were not done and we mover in and now it's a inconvenience for me to work around other people's schedule

Avoid this place like the plague. The only smooth thing about the buying process was dealing with the finance/mortage department (the people who take your money. Go figure.) It is also usually a dump as they don’t make the contractors clean up after themselves. It was pretty bad before enough residents complained to force their hand. This developer has been a headache from the start. I started the initial paperwork on Thursday 01/18/24 around roughly 9pm. My walkthrough was then scheduled for Friday 01/26. I contacted a 3rd party inspector on 01/20 to complete an inspection on 1/26 a few hours prior to the walkthrough. Lennar informed me their policy states the 3rd party inspection needs to be a week prior to the walkthrough. Well how could that be possible given the timeline I just listed? I was then told the walkthrough had to be pushed back a week to accommodate their policy or the closing date could be pushed back and I was “threatened” fees if that were the case. I was also informed the the reason the 3rd party inspection needed to be done a week prior was to give Lennar time to correct faults found on the report. Well, the inspection was done, I went to my first walkthrough and not one single thing was rectified from the 3rd party inspection. Not a single thing was fixed when I went back for the second walkthrough on 02/02. Nothing was fixed until the day before close, including some repairs finished on the morning of closing day (02/07) During this process I was lucky to catch a clerical mistake. Lennar didn’t even have the right house listed on the paperwork. Luckily was rectified quick enough so nobody else could buy the house I chose. After close, their contractor crews used my driveway and water supply (our water company is notoriously expensive) to install the neighbors sod. Was driveway was left covered in dirt. Trash and a piece of water hose was left in my yard. Now we are approaching 7 weeks since closing, AND I STILL DON’T HAVE SOD. I have to drive my dog out of the neighborhood to use the bathroom after a rain or interior of my home is wrecked from the mud. Yet people who closed nearly 2 weeks after me are beginning to get sod. ... More

Zero communication. Lack of care in blue tape walkthroughs, unprofessional staff (ESPECIALLY at the Lennar regional level), shoddy craftsmanship. I can especially observe this watching all of the other houses get built around me in Guadalupe Heights in Seguin. Trash getting blown all around, builders trying to steal packages off my front porch, dirt and debris in the road. I will always tell people to avoid Lennar at all costs. Cutting corners should be Lennar’s slogan.