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We were blessed by all the comments we did not buy at Meadowlark. We had put a reservation on a…read morehome to be build, they never contact me nor gave us any further information as requested. After waiting 6 months I called them to find out if they had started our house. They said they had no record of our reservation and that house and lot had been SOLD. Well thank God cause he was watching out for us. Don't purchase anything from them because they are so so unprofessional.

We closed on our Pulte home for almost a year now, and there's been multiple problems, including…read moreheating, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and even health/safety. And although Pulte's Homeowners Warranty has a decent response time, the one answer we keep hearing whenever there's a plumbing/heating issue is that Pulte won't fix it, either because their engineers said so, or because that is how all the homes in the community are built. They say this even when it's not true and NONE of the houses are built like that. And even if it's an obvious health, safety, and/or structural concern. One of the plumbing issues we are currently having is with our shower walls. Per manufacturer installation instructions, the openings in the walls where the copper pipe comes through behind the tub spout must be sealed with caulk in order to prevent water leaking into the walls, which could cause serious water damage and mold issues in those areas. I have spoken to 3 separate plumbers about this, and they all said that they have seen some sort of water damage or other related to water leaking into these openings. You can google or search Youtube for shower valve installation videos by Moen or other professionals, but just to give you an idea of what I'm talking about, here are some links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcBdjH4Fdik&feature=youtu.be http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r20018994-Should-I-caulk-around-a-bathtub-faucet. NOTE: go to the post by clevere1 on February 19, 2008 for photos. Yet, when Pulte's plumber (from NP MECHANICAL) came out, he refused to caulk the wall openings because (in his words) "that's not part of [his] company's contract with Pulte". He said he would let his office know to have someone contact me about it, but that I'd have to deal with Pulte about that problem on my own. Almost 3 weeks went by, and no one from NP Mechanical or Pulte got back to me. So I emailed Pulte and attached some screen shots of the Moen's installation video to show that, per manufacturer's instructions, the holes need to be sealed in order to prevent potential water damage. Today Kevin Short from Pulte Customer Service called to say that his plumbers don't caulk the wall openings because "that's how [Pulte] do all their houses". He said that even if the caulking is instructed by the manufacturer, Pulte doesn't have to follow it, because they do things by THEIR OWN STANDARDS. And of course, as always, Kevin told me that even though Pulte won't fix it, I'm welcomed to do it on my own. This, in fact, was the same thing he told me when we had a safety concern regarding the gas pipe in our kitchen cabinet, which was sticking out about 9" into our cabinet where we (and most people) keep our pots and pans; This is not only an inconvenient space hog that takes up precious cabinet space, but also a hygiene and gas leak concern. Yet, when I brought it up with Pulte, Kevin told me they won't fix it because this is how all the houses in my community are plumbed. Again, he suggested that if it bothers me, then I am welcomed to get my own plumber to fix it. That presents at least 3 issues: (1) getting someone else to do the work voids Pulte's warranty, (2) that is NOT how all the houses are done - I have pictures of the gas pipes from both Pulte's Sales Office's model homes and also my neighbors' homes to prove it, (3) why do I have to pay to fix a brand new home that's still under warranty, especially since the bad work was a result of Pulte's lack of quality control? When I told Kevin it's not true that all the houses are piped like that, and that I can email pictures to prove it, his response was that Pulte revises their engineering constantly and so not all houses are built the same, but that my pipe was done correctly at the time my house was built per Pulte's engineering plans! Really? Can anyone hear something not quite right here??? So much for superior quality control, unparalleled customer service, and commitment to stand behind their products!!! Some other problems we've had: (1) Our sprinkler was leaking for months during the drought, because their vendor Platinum Landscape kept blaming the puddles in our yards on faulty programing and neglected to check the piping system. By the time they figured out it was one of the parts, we were already out of hundreds of dollars in water bills. (2) Their flooring people left broken light bulbs, loose nails and staples, and even a razor blade under our newly installed carpet, one of which stabbed my knee, pierced one of my ligaments, and gave me excruciating pain for 2 days, and shooting pains that still lingers even now. BE SMART. STAY AWAY from both PULTE HOMES and PULTE MORTGAGE (see my other review). Google PULTE LAWSUIT.

Tri Pointe Homes

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If I could give Pulte Homes a half star I would give them just that. they do not deserve anything…read morebetter than that!! We bought our home in the 4s Ranch area of San Diego. We are having nothing but problems in our home, There are issues with plumbing, with the stucco, the roof and the list goes on and on, Pulte Homes have used cheap raw materials to build the homes. We had to spend thousand of dollars to repair our plumbing, our kitchen sink and our toilets. They used cheap pipes for our main water pipe and the main pipe burst and we had no water in our home for 3 days. We had to stay in a hotel because of this problem. When we discovered a leak under our kitchen sink, we called a professional plumber who discovered that when they built the house, they used aluminium foil to fill and cheap glue to fill in the gaps around the kitchen sink and the kitchen cabinet where the sink sits!!! The plumber said that he had never seen any one fill in gaps using aluminium foil, The fences on both sides of our home also broke and there are leaks underneath the ground from bad plumbing. I can go on and on about all the problems that we are facing due to Pulte Home's failure to use good materials to build our house. They are negligent in what they do and do not care about the customers. We paid a lot to buy this home, but it is not worth the hard earned money that we spent buying this house. I would not recommend this builder to any one. We have had nothing but problems with this house that cost us big time!!

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Pulte Homes - Amberly at La Costa Oaks

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I did not buy in Carlsbad, but I did buy in Murrieta, and was told that all of Southern California…read moreis serviced by the same Homeowners Warranty office, so even if you were to purchase in Carlsbad, your experience will most likely be like mine if your builder is Pulte. We closed on our Pulte home for almost a year now, and there's been multiple problems, including heating, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and even health/safety. And although Pulte's Homeowners Warranty has a decent response time, the one answer we keep hearing whenever there's a plumbing/heating issue is that Pulte won't fix it, either because their engineers said so, or because that is how all the homes in the community are built. They say this even when it's not true and NONE of the houses are built like that. And even if it's an obvious health, safety, and/or structural concern. One of the plumbing issues we are currently having is with our shower walls. Per manufacturer installation instructions, the openings in the walls where the copper pipe comes through behind the tub spout must be sealed with caulk in order to prevent water leaking into the walls, which could cause serious water damage and mold issues in those areas. I have spoken to 3 separate plumbers about this, and they all said that they have seen some sort of water damage or other related to water leaking into these openings. You can google or search Youtube for shower valve installation videos by Moen or other professionals, but just to give you an idea of what I'm talking about, here are some links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcBdjH4Fdik&feature=youtu.be http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r20018994-Should-I-caulk-around-a-bathtub-faucet. NOTE: go to the post by clevere1 on February 19, 2008 for photos. Yet, when Pulte's plumber (from NP MECHANICAL) came out, he refused to caulk the wall openings because (in his words) "that's not part of [his] company's contract with Pulte". He said he would let his office know to have someone contact me about it, but that I'd have to deal with Pulte about that problem on my own. Almost 3 weeks went by, and no one from NP Mechanical or Pulte got back to me. So I emailed Pulte and attached some screen shots of the Moen's installation video to show that, per manufacturer's instructions, the holes need to be sealed in order to prevent potential water damage. Today Kevin Short from Pulte Customer Service called to say that his plumbers don't caulk the wall openings because "that's how [Pulte] do all their houses". He said that even if the caulking is instructed by the manufacturer, Pulte doesn't have to follow it, because they do things by THEIR OWN STANDARDS. And of course, as always, Kevin told me that even though Pulte won't fix it, I'm welcomed to do it on my own. This, in fact, was the same thing he told me when we had a safety concern regarding the gas pipe in our kitchen cabinet, which was sticking out about 9" into our cabinet where we (and most people) keep our pots and pans; This is not only an inconvenient space hog that takes up precious cabinet space, but also a hygiene and gas leak concern. Yet, when I brought it up with Pulte, Kevin told me they won't fix it because this is how all the houses in my community are plumbed. Again, he suggested that if it bothers me, then I am welcomed to get my own plumber to fix it. That presents at least 3 issues: (1) getting someone else to do the work voids Pulte's warranty, (2) that is NOT how all the houses are done - I have pictures of the gas pipes from both Pulte's Sales Office's model homes and also my neighbors' homes to prove it, (3) why do I have to pay to fix a brand new home that's still under warranty, especially since the bad work was a result of Pulte's lack of quality control? When I told Kevin it's not true that all the houses are piped like that, and that I can email pictures to prove it, his response was that Pulte revises their engineering constantly and so not all houses are built the same, but that my pipe was done correctly at the time my house was built per Pulte's engineering plans! Really? Can anyone hear something not quite right here??? So much for superior quality control, unparalleled customer service, and commitment to stand behind their products!!! Some other problems we've had: (1) Our sprinkler was leaking for months during the drought, because their vendor Platinum Landscape kept blaming the puddles in our yards on faulty programing and neglected to check the piping system. By the time they figured out it was one of the parts, we were already out of hundreds of dollars in water bills. (2) Their flooring people left broken light bulbs, loose nails and staples, and even a razor blade under our newly installed carpet, one of which stabbed my knee, pierced one of my ligaments, and gave me excruciating pain for 2 days, and shooting pains that still lingers even now. BE SMART. STAY AWAY from PULTE HOMES and PULTE MORTGAGE. Google PULTE LAWSUIT.

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Leonard Roofing did my roof over nine years ago. I called Monday and two Spanish men came out…read moreTuesday. I was given a time window of 9-10AM. They came at 11. They found the cause of the leak and patched it. They said in broken English (I do not speak a Spanish) that they would be back Wednesday. They never showed up. I called Leonard Roofing after 4 on Wednesday and was told someone would be at my home Thursday morning. A new worker showed up at 9:15! He spoke English! He brought cement roofing tiles as several on my roof were cracked. I wish I had gotten his name. He was VERY Good! If anyone from Leonard reads this, you have a good worker! I paid by check which I gave the roofer. I would use Leonard Roofing again!!! Four stars (less than perfect due to waiting at home all day for roofers who never came and/or called).

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Lennar at Citrus Heights - homedevelopers - Updated October 2026

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