Reseñas de Del Webb

Poor response to home quality Issues, that need repair/replacement. Field superintendent unqualified to find defects. Home should have never have never been ready to close in the condition it was in on final walk thru and issues have still not been addressed, 2 months later.

Issue that arose in March not taken care of before closing in May. 3 months since closing still not taken care! Paid $$$ for this upgrade. Lots of similar horror stories throughout the community. We went with Pulte because we thought we would get a quality build and responsive experience. They are not that company anymore!

The build quality is so so, after closing customer service is even worse.

After closing, it has been a nightmare. I have had multiple warranty issues as well as poor follow thru from the builder. Still living out of boxes because issues haven’t been resolved since Closing on May 21, it’s now July 5. My life, my schedule has been disrupted,disregarded and disrespected.

WhileI am excited to be apart of this community, the overall finish work on the house is sloppy and disappointing. Their standards are quite low.

Our buying experience was wonderful with Dorothy. She listened to what we wanted and answered all our questions. The quality of workmanship was not great. Many problems - paint splatter on floor, cracked and chipped tub, crack in master mirror, cold water supply line for washer had cracked unit, walls were not straight, trim work was sub-par - looked like a dog chewed off the ends of the quarter rounds,. This is what we walked into at our Celebration walk through. I had to scrub paint off my floor and out of my kitchen sink. There was no quality control by our project manager Joey. Very disappointed. Potential buyers need to be present when building the house. Our Customer Care rep Brandon was very responsive and fixed many of our issues. I am still not satisfied with the tub repair - it looks like its been repaired, and the trim work is still terrible. I will ask these items to be replaced at the 11 month insprection. ... Más

We were so excited at the beginning of our journey when we discovered the future community of Del Webb Oasis a boutique community of 422 Homes in a 55 plus active adult community. We waited for phase 3. The beginning of the buying process was as expected for new construction. I was a bit shocked of how the price of the house is marketed at one starting price but that doesn't include the premium you'll pay for the lot. We were still hopeful that the location and expected quality of the house construction would be worth it to spend over a million for our new home. We loved the floorplan we chose and the options to expand the garage and gathering room. We found some of the design options very limiting but we worked around them. We felt good about our choices within the constraints. In hind site and for any future buyer limit your upgrades. I say this because you are just wasting your money and increasing the cost of your home that your property taxes will be based on. These are my regrets because of how bad the workmanship, quality and materials. Expect your new home to be dirty from the trades. I found grout everywhere it shouldn't be, paint everywhere especially on the new floors and layers of dust everywhere. Issues we pointed out on our pre drywall inspection were ignored and these issues not being resolved created more problems. The concept of do it right the first time is not the Pulte process. It is build the house as fast as you can, compromise on quality and give no consideration to workmanship. We saw trades in the dark fixing twisted, crooked framing. Electrical boxes installed crooked that once drywall was applied they are crooked today. I would say the worst is the interior painting. It's either oversprayed or not painted enough. You can tell it was done by an amateur not a professional. Not prepped properly, or masked properly. The drywall and then orange peel textured walls have no consistency. The walls are crooked and it's most obvious where the walls and ceilings meet. The wood door frames were not cut properly. The upgraded 8ft.doors were not even painted. The poor quality was covered up by any means especially on the outside stucco. Do not opt for the outside kitchen ours was and is a disaster. The only promising element or so I thought was our kitchen. The day after we closed escrow, we noticed water coming up from underneath the flooring. We had a water leak from a careless installation of the dishwasher. Because a hose was not tighten properly a slow drip of water that went unnoticed for weeks ruined our kitchen lower cabinets. The base of the cabinets wicked the water and created mold. This has been a complete nightmare. This is my third new construction home. Some touch up sure, is to be expected but not on the scale of this experience. So disappointed in Pulte Homes. If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't. Worst experience of my life! ... Más

It's extremely disappointing when trades (contractors) don't care about quality. Slap it up, poor results and deal with it after the fact. Large disconnect with the sales department, design center and construction.... No one takes responsibility, they all pass the buck. It doesn't matter if its a 5 million dollar home or a million dollar home, its all very poor!

Pulte finds the cheapest sub contractors which leads to a poorly built house. Materials used are of the lowest construction quality, i.e. garage door isn't insulated which doesn't keep the heat out. We previously built with KB Homes and their houses are less expensive and they used insulated doors. Walls are not "square". Once the process starts, no one stops to fix an issue, subs are just there to do the next job. Sod put down even though yard was not graded properly. DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME! Very disappointed with Pulte. They have definitely not improved over the years!

Get a good home inspector. Try and find as many issues on the walk thru as possible. The quality of the finishes is so poor there will literally be hundreds of issues. Store your possessions and find a place to live until all issues are fixed. Do not close until. After closing and you live in the home you will find many lack of quality issues. Warranty people seem very nice and attentive, however as is typical there are 2 girls trying to do the work of 4 so they can only do so much.

The sales staff and our construction manager were very nice. Unfortunately Pulte understaffs their construction managers and warranty staff which makes their response time very slow or not at all. The quality of materials and the quality of workmanship of our house is the absolute WORST out of the 4 new construction houses we have had built over the last 40 years. Crooked walls, poor paint quality, cheap quality fixtures.......the list goes on and on.

Most everything in this build was not corrected like baseboards not cut to even close to a 45 degree and then just filled in with silicone to hide it instead of putty which could be sanded and painted. The builder grade paint can't be cleaned either. The front door was painted to the proper color but it still has places that are not painted at all across the top of the glass and they had to come back to paint around the door fixtures that they sloppily taped and instead of taking off the door handles first, then painted and replaced the handles. The subcontractors are THE WORST! Even the day before closing there was paint on the new floor the full circle of a 5 gallon paint can! I had upgraded the dark hinges and door knobs only to be covered in white paint that they tried to remove but still was in the hinges and the top of the hinge bolts. Big holes in the bathroom wall was not repaired before the light fixture went in and then the new fixture was covered with drywall repair and paint. The bathroom sink below was so full of debris that the stopper would not work at all and had to be repaired at least 4 times before I would even close. The pavers leading to the front door had 2-3 inch gaps on both sides leading to the front door and they just wanted to fill it in with sand that would harden! I would not close until they were put up next to the wall. The paver guy said it was simple to do and he just changed the pattern. Why didn't he do that in the first place?!! The grade of the pavers is really sloped and doesn't look level at all as I have a front porch @ $20,000 extra. I understand you need some slope but this is unbelievable! Getting things done or repaired is crazy hard and I was told just live there a while and the bring a list! I think they want me to move in and forget about all the things wrong. It is hard paying almost $700,000 for a house and the workmanship is terrible even if it was a $200,000 home! If I don't get things done right I am posting photos of exactly what I am talking about to the internet. ... Más

The trades were not effectively managed resulting in chronic mistakes. We forced to revisit contract to support items we added but were missing during construction phases. Items that allegedly were discontinued were not replaced with equal or greater value but instead represent lower quality than what should have been provided. Historic electrical call outs, water leaks, and now toxic black mold. Unable to proudly show our home and currently do not have a sink, dishwasher, or kitchen island because of tradesmen negligence. The list of complaints is too long to fit in this summary. Buyer must read the documents of what Pulte advices will be the process and expect to be the one calling for progress updates. Often the scheduled progress conversations did not consistently occur unless I made the attempt, except for a few rare occasions. We are just in our first month post close and already have an event that requires us to disclose on a Seller’s disclosure should we need to resale our home. Anyone who steps in this home today sees real time evidence of the poor quality and so it is I Pulte’s best interest to find a quick resolution. ... Más

The selection process is rushed and the presentation should be in an actual home not just samples. Construction manager inexperienced, not hands on, working with incorrect blue prints and may not supervise properly due to work load or just dosen't know what he's looking at. Overall workmanship ranges from "ok" to you have to be kidding. Response to issues is yet to be seen. Several request have been made, still waiting for response. Building a home here is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you're going to get. You better have deep pockets if you want some of the better building materials. You also will be cleaning for weeks after you take ownership. ... Más

Getting repairs done is allful and difficult, Constution was sub par Not many choices

We had a terrible experience and would never recommend Pulte homes to anyone. We were excited about the Model homes and our Salesperson, Zac, but after we signed our contract everything deteriorated. Pulte sent numerous emails regarding your 10-step process but our original Super, Brogan, said (and I quote) "I don't pay attention to those emails" which meant we were never given the opportunity to walk our home prior to drywall; this was an enormous problem given Ron works for the government and needed to confirm some of the electrical wiring in the walls. We also contacted Brogan's Supervisor who was unwilling to do anything to help us with the drywall issue. Brogan was replaced with Dexter--Dexter was responsive in the very beginning but again, as the emails came to us from Pulte with the next steps Dexter was not responsive at all and NEVER returned any of our phone calls over a 2 month period of time. We resorted to reaching out to our Salesperson Zac who ALWAYS came through for us. Our walkthrough was a joke--we've never seen so much blue tape in our lives--and again Dexter was unresponsive to our phone calls, although he would respond to our texts now and again after 2 or 3 days (where's the customer service)? The design for the Low Threshold Walk-in Showers we spent $12,000+ per shower (x2) on was changed shortly after we purchased the home but no one bothered to tell us or give us an opportunity to select a different shower, so now we're stuck with two Showers that have a 1" drop from the Bathroom floor to Shower pan which is a problem for my 85 year old Mother to navigate. The tile surrounds in the two Showers could not have been installed by professional tile setters--my 8 year old cousin could have done a better job. Finally, we spent $15,000+ on Kitchen/Bathroom Cabinets which were AND STILL ARE a mess--a piece of the crown is a different color than the rest, there are chips everywhere, the rollout trays were only partially installed and slanted so you couldn't roll them out, and numerous other issues; needless to say, we closed February 8 and we are STILL WAITING FOR THE CABINET REPLACEMENTS!!! We have a 4-page "30 day Warranty Service" list that is almost complete thanks to Daryl in Customer Service. Thanks to our Salesperson Zac (again) he hooked us up with Daryl in Customer Service who has gone above and beyond to fix all of the issues in our home. He's been on top of the Trades and checks in often providing follow up and support. Now I ask you, after reading this Review would you buy a home from Pulte? ... Más

We like our house model and design selections. That's where the "like" stops. This is a seller's market. Pulte is selling houses faster than they can keep competent workers on site. Quality has suffered. Home inspectors are a must to keep from closing with issues that are not addressed after closing. Read the covenants and decided if this this the place for you. Onsite property management is inexperienced and difficult to navigate.

We have Waaaaay too many items to list, but in no order of priority, please note: 1). we were mislead by our sales associate about size of community, location of our lot, and estimated build timelines; 2). our design meeting was a waste of time--we were prepared for our initial design meeting with a complete page-by-page layout prepared for us by a designer we hired to recommend floor, counter tops, cabinetry and hardware, room/area by room/area from the options given us by our sales associate. We put a lot of expense and time into that preparation for our design meeting, but our DW/GD designer couldn't follow it and when we arrived for our design appointment, the first 45 minutes of our appointment were wasted because we were ambushed by a CPI rep with questions about wiring and we were not prepared for that. We asked if we could postpone that meeting because were in the area for a week, but that was not permitted, which started a series of experiences where "NO, we don't do that," was the default answer to any future questions we had about our "custom home." We struggled through the wiring discussion, but it still took numerous follow ups before we got what we expected and I had to escalate this wiring plan to CPI's Charlotte regional VP. Their "white glove" service was not up to what our sales associate assured us it would be and when we closed we learned their front door lock wasn't integrated into the security system we contracted for and we had to remove their door bell for a new doorbell, and they placed blame on Pulte for that mistake which cost us $300 to fix! 3). once we took our designer through our page-by-page layout, we learned there was an out of stock on our kitchen counter top selection. When we asked if we could expect it to come back into availability, given we were 7 months in advance of our closing, she told us "NO," there no way to get it, which didn't make any sense to us, so we had to change our selection to accommodate the builder,...which we soon learned was just the first of many situations where the builder process took precedent over customer wishes/needs. Pulte should have been able to replace something they listed in countertop options, especially considering they were opening a new DEL Webb just 7 miles north of our community, and they have buildings going on all over the USA. How can something like that be permanently out of stock/unavailable to us 7 months before closing?! 4). we wanted to put heated floors in our bathrooms but we were told we couldn't because local vendors were unreliable in the past...which is a poor excuse, but again, just one example of other minor requests we had which were ignored because it conflicted with the builder, versus met the needs of the purchaser. 5) we have 2" gaps at the bottom m of every door in our house because we elected to have hardwood(aka manufactured/painted plywood) throughout our house. There was no adjustment made for our doors because they're fit to accommodate carpeted floors...what a joke! we should have doors fit to hardwood, not what the builder wants! 6) we have electrical outlets in the entry to our owner's suite which are an eyesore and right around the corner from other electrical outlets in the laundry and owner's suite ...with NO explanation how why they're located where they are, nor what they are supposed to be used for by the owner of the house. It's not code because we have so many other outlets nearby...just a mistake that no one takes responsibility for! 6) the water throughout our house takes way tooo long to heat up with no adjustments possible! 7) the oven door slams too loudly and our CM offered to fix but couldn't and Whirlpool/manufacturer told us it was installed incorrectly but no one has offered to quiet the door slam! 8).our floors are a mess because the cleaning crew mopped without a through vacuuming of the dust in the seams of the plywood flooring and their mops turned the dust to paste which we have to removed by hand, with knife blades and they treat with Olde English. Our CM got the floor rep to visit and he's the one that told us the floors shouldn't have been mopped until the dust was removed...so again, over to us to fix! 9). We were charged $325 for kitchen pendants that we didn't order. we told our designer we didn't want any builder grade fixtures in kitchen, dining, entry, bedrooms or gathering room, because our designer order fans and lighting for us to install. the openings were accurate except for the kitchen; we removed, installed ours at our expense and donated Pulte's builder grade pendants to Habitat for Humanity! 10) our closing was delayed because the backsplash and hardware were not installed as we requested; Pulte/DW designer messed this up and we had to wait 30 more days to close! 11) we hired a private home inspector who provided us and our CM a 35-page overview of issues we will track and note at 6- and 10-month intervals after occupancy, but have little hope that matters will be addressed because we've heard horror stories from other owners about the promises made/unkept by Pulte/DW-GD, plus what has been published don the DW/GD Facebook pages about warranty and follow-up issues from Pulte/DW. 11). we were shocked to learn that we have to fix the berm behind our house at our expense. We pointed out to CM and HOA rep that there were obvious, egregious gaps across our berm that didn't complement/match our neighbors. Our neighbors have chimed in and agreed with us. we pointed this out to CM 5 months in advance of closing, but he directed us to HOA rep, who directed us back to CM/Pulte to fix, and now since no one accepted responsibility, we have to pay a landscaper to provide the landscaping others got from Pulte. we learned from our landscaper that the city requested Pulte keep the berm open/with no shrubbery so the city could access a drain pipe opening in our backyard!! That infuriates us, but again, builder was accommodated 1st! Disappointed! ... Más

Quality is lacking. Walls not plumb, finish woodwork is uneven, horrible caulking. This is our 3rd Pulte purchase so we are familiar with "big box" builders and how things are done. This home is the lowest quality home that we have every purchased.

Just once during the building process i would like someone to make sure I got what I paid for and did what they said they were going to do. We've been closed 3- weeks and it has yet to happen. What a battle!!!

THE QUALITY OF THE WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS IN SOME CASES IS VERY POOR. 1. BENT WINDOWS INSTALLED AND NOT YET REPLACED OR REPAIRED, WATER AND AIR COMING THROUGH THE BENT CORNERS. 2. OTHER WINDOWS HAVE SO MUCH MOISTURE ON THE INSIDE (WHEN IT IS COLD OUTSIDE) THAT PUDDLES FORM ON THE WINDOW SILL 3. PAINT ON CARPETS TILE AND PAVERS. 4. BASEBOARDS SO FAR FROM WALLS THAT THEY FILLED IN GAP WITH CAULK THAT IS ALREADY CRACKING. 5. GARAGE FLOOR DAMAGED PRIOR TO CLOSING. WE AGREED TO A GARAGE FLOOR COATING TO BE APPLIED BY DEVELOPER. NOT HAPPY WITH THE QUALITY OF THE COATING. 6. NUMEROUS CIRCUIT BREAKERS THAT POPPED REPEATEDLY, 7. FRONT EXTERIOR DOORS NOT SEALED PROPERLY, 8. DEADBOLT LOCK ON DOOR FROM THE GARAGE NOT LINED UP AND COULD NOT BE LOCKED. 9. DOOR FRAME IN MASTER BEDROOM HAS A CORNER GAP THAT THEY TRIED TO FIX WITH MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF CAULK. 10. MOLD AND MILDEW FORMED ON GROUT IN MASTER BATH AFTER TWO WEEKS, MAY HAVE USED NON SEALING GROUT. CANNOT GET A RESPONSE AS TO THE TYPE OF GROUT USED. 11. ACCORDING TO SHERWIN WILLIAMS THEPAINT USED APPARENTLY "CONTRACTOR GRADE". THAT THEY DO NOT LIKE TO SELL TO HOMEOWNERS. NO TOUCH UP PAINT PROVIDED BY DEL WEBB. 12. FOLLOW UP BY WARRANTY DEPARTMENT VERY POOR. THEY GIVE YOU A 4 HOUR WINDOW WITH NO "CALL AHEAD". THEY SHOW UP ABOUT 50% OF THE TIME AND DO NOT RESCHEDULE WHEN THEY DO NOT SHOW UP. ... Más

Not all options were presented to me initially. The completion date was given as October, but closing didn’t happen until December 19! Trees planted at an extra charge fell over within 3 days. They were obviously set on the ground and not in a hole. When reported, I was told no warranty on any landscaping. That included the 3 hollies by the front door that were dead before I moved into my house. All lights in Master Bathroom (8 bulbs) and kitchen (3 bulbs) quit working 2 days after moving in. I reported the problem and was told it must have been a bad batch of bulbs. I would need to buy bulbs to replace them! NO bathroom fixtures were included in the 3/4 million dollar home! Never was I informed of this. There was no choice on light fixtures nor was there an allowance for me to furnish my own. Kitchen dining area light fixture is not centered and when it was highlighted during walkthrough, the Contractor said he was not allowed to correct the obvious error. I paid an extra amount for surround sound through Phoenix. The company representative assured me not to worry because they would install after moving in. I was paying for the pre wiring. I have not heard anything about the surround sound system after 7 weeks and totally regret working with the Del Webb recommended company. In retrospect, I would not financially or emotionally ever engage in business with Pulte Builders through Del Webb. ... Más

Everything was rushed to get us to close on Pulte's timeline. The workmanship was not good and the follow-up/warranty process is the same. Unfortunately there is no one to speak to who has the ultimate power to help us with the issues we are having

Many items needed repair,adjusting or replacing. Still waiting on service for some issues. We were advised to wait until the 11 month inspection period and review.unless an emergency. Frustrating and time consuming to wait for service. Please investigate before you buy.

the actual trades that were subcontractors were the Achilles heel in this project. Some basic carpentry/plumbing skills (90 degree base molding vs 45 degree, water supply lines hanging out off wall and not attached, wall texture on all switch plate covers and wire shelving in closets, etc.) were just not present in many areas. Too many items had to be corrected which slowed process and allowed for a distrust/questioning of competence mind set to evolve. CM was continuously aggravated at poor workmanship. He got most errors fixed, but his time could have been much better spent.