Based on homeowner reports across the country, these are some of the most frequent complaints:
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Cracks in walls or foundations
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Leaks and water damage
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Poor HVAC, plumbing, or electrical installation
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Uneven floors and misaligned doors or windows
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Warranty repairs delayed or denied
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Difficulty reaching or getting straightforward answers from Lennar representatives
π How to Document Your Issues Effectively
Good documentation is critical if you want to resolve problems or pursue legal action. Here’s what you should do:
1οΈβ£ Take Detailed Photos & Videos — capture defects clearly, with date stamps if possible.
2οΈβ£ Keep a Log — record when problems occur and each time you contact Lennar or contractors.
3οΈβ£ . Save All Communication — keep emails, letters, text messages, and warranty paperwork.
4οΈβ£ . Request Written Responses — always ask Lennar to confirm discussions in writing.
βοΈ Know Your Rights
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Builder Warranty: Lennar often provides a limited warranty on new homes. Be aware of the coverage period and what it encompasses.
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State Laws: Many states have laws requiring builders to repair certain defects for a set period, often called a “statutory warranty.”
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Legal Action: If Lennar fails to address valid complaints, you may have the right to pursue legal remedies.
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