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Bought in Orchard Hollow in 2012. Windows did not last 5 years before seals broke and fogged up, outside hose bibs freeze and both are located on the opposite side of interior wall behind 1 piece showers. No way to address without removing shower enclosures. No shut off valves for either shower. Guest bathroom toilet too close to wall and cant get tank lid on all the way, 1/4 inch netween tank and wall. Hot water line hooked to toilet in guest bathroom. Tiles cracking in kitchen, terrible floor grout work. Lots of fake fancy fixtures but structural garbage. Terrible design, lack of windows are poor placement of windows.

Brand new Rausch Coleman home in NWA, specifically Siloam Springs. Within the first week of moving in we noticed the shower off the primary bedroom was leaking. After weeks of coordinating with RC to have plumbers inspect and attempt to repair twice they were still unable to resolve. On the 4th visit the plumbers removed the entire shower and fixed the plumbing issue. However, this required removal of all hardware and drywall around the shower. After several days of no follow-up from repairmen or Rausch Coleman we discovered our RC contact had gone on vacation. Another week of no working shower and construction mess passed as we reached out to anyone at Rausch Coleman who could coordinate repair. As of this date, the repairman never showed up at the scheduled time which caused the hardware

We purchased our home in July 2024. Our local sales agent (Elizabeth) was great to work with and very professional. The sales process was a seamless experience. Unfortunately, the issues with our home come from the construction teams and the apparent lack of an expecation of quality workmanship from their employees/contractors. It's not one specific issue that causes this low review. It's multiple issues that all arise from some basic concepts in any work. Attention to detail, pride in work, and doing things right. It's clear after living in our home for a little over half a year that Rausch Coleman's construction employees and contractors live by none of these concepts. I understand I could've stopped before closing and pointed out all of these issues. Lesson learned. Unfortunately, I won

I’ve purchased with Rausch and Coleman (now Lennar) twice now. The first experience was smooth and overall positive, which is part of why I chose to buy again. This second time, however, came with some unexpected challenges that I feel future buyers should be aware of — not as a deterrent, but so they’re fully prepared. Although my builder’s agent was kind throughout, I was officially notified of a $3,000 per diem charge just three (3) days before closing — due to lender delays that were largely out of my control. While there had been one prior conversation earlier where it was mentioned that this type of charge *could* be enforced, I wasn’t given any indication that it was being pursued until 3 days before closing. After negotiation, the fee was reduced to $2,000, but it was still a ver

If I could give them a zero I would!!! DO NOT BUILD OR BUY FROM THEM. We built a home five years ago and we already had to replace the roof after it leaked into our kitchen and now we have to replace the HVAC!!!! Statefarm said it was poor installation and would not cover the roof. They do a crappy job!!!! They build these homes the fastest way cutting corners with the subcontractors they use. I have been nothing but completely disappointed!!!!! STAY AWAY!!!!!