Problems With Your Lennar Home? We’re Investigating Construction Defect Claims

Lennar Corporation is one of the largest homebuilders in the United States. Like many major residential builders, Lennar homes have sometimes been the subject of homeowner complaints and disputes involving construction quality, warranty performance, and repair responsiveness.

It is important to note that reported concerns depend heavily on the facts of a particular home, the applicable warranty terms, and the underlying cause of the condition. This article is for general informational purposes only and does not represent a finding of fault or wrongdoing by any builder.

If you are experiencing problems in a Lennar home, you may have legal rights and options under Colorado law.

Hollington Law Firm’s Focus on Lennar-Related Construction Defect Claims

Hollington Law Firm represents homeowners in construction defect matters across Colorado. We evaluate potential claims involving large builders, warranty disputes, and serious residential construction conditions.

Every home is different, and determining whether a valid construction defect claim exists requires careful review of documentation, repair history, and the nature of the reported issues.

If you are dealing with concerns such as water intrusion, stucco cracking, mold, or structural movement, it may be worth speaking with counsel sooner rather than later.

Common Issues Homeowners May Report in Lennar Homes

Homeowners in new construction communities sometimes report conditions that may involve workmanship, design choices, materials, or building envelope performance. In disputes involving builders, commonly reported concerns may include:

• Stucco or siding cracking or separation

• Water intrusion through windows, walls, or roofing systems

• Foundation settlement or movement

• Structural framing or alignment concerns

• Plumbing or HVAC system performance issues

• Moisture conditions that may contribute to mold-related damage

• Roof installation deficiencies or leaks

• Drainage or grading problems affecting water management

• Insulation or fire-blocking concerns

The presence of these conditions does not automatically establish legal responsibility, but significant or recurring problems may warrant professional evaluation.

When You May Want to Explore a Construction Defect Claim

Homeowners may want legal guidance if:

• Physical damage or repeated system failures have developed in the home

• Water intrusion or moisture issues remain unresolved

• Warranty repair requests have not been addressed satisfactorily

• Repair costs are becoming substantial or ongoing

• Construction conditions may raise concerns about code compliance or industry standards

Colorado construction defect claims are subject to procedural requirements and deadlines, so early legal advice can help preserve important rights.

Colorado Construction Defect Laws and the CDARA Process

Colorado law provides a framework for construction defect claims through statutes such as the Colorado Construction Defect Action Reform Act (CDARA) and related homeowner protections.

These laws generally require written notice and an opportunity for inspection before litigation may proceed. Because compliance with these steps can be critical, homeowners should consult an attorney before taking action that could affect available remedies.

Why Homeowners Choose Hollington Law Firm

Hollington Law Firm is a Colorado-based litigation firm focused on representing homeowners in construction defect and warranty-related disputes. We do not represent builders, subcontractors, or insurers—our practice is centered on homeowner advocacy.

• Experience with construction defect litigation and warranty disputes

• Focused representation involving large residential builders

• No upfront fees in appropriate matters — compensation-based recovery structure

• Individual and group representation when community-wide issues arise

We understand how disruptive and stressful construction defect problems can be, particularly when repairs do not provide a lasting solution.

Contact Hollington Law Firm for a Consultation

If you own a Lennar home and are experiencing issues such as water intrusion, stucco cracking, mold concerns, foundation movement, or unresolved warranty repairs, it may be worth exploring your options promptly.

Construction defect conditions often worsen over time, and legal deadlines may limit available remedies.

Call Hollington Law Firm at 303-276-2647 or submit the consultation form on this page to request a free evaluation.