Lennar buyers say their homes are splitting in half and filled with mold as horror videos explode on TikTok

A growing army of Lennar homeowners has flooded TikTok with footage of fractured ceilings, tile floors breaking apart and closets furred with mold — racking up millions of views and turning one of America’s biggest builders into a punchline.The loudest of the bunch is a Celina, Texas, homeowner who posts as TexpatBBQ, whose walkthrough of his Dallas-area house has rocketed past 10.6 million views.He follows a fissure climbing the brick from the foundation toward the roofline about an inch wide, then heads inside to show damage snaking through a bathroom.“And here is where the bath faucet is literally coming off the wall,” he says.“We have cracks in the ceiling.

We have doors that don’t shut.”He says he’s spent a year pressing Lennar to act while the home is still covered by its 10-year warranty.After the company sent inspectors, he says, he got an email that read “it is not a structural concern.

It is purely cosmetic.”“Apparently, being able to see through the wall is not serious,” he said with sarcasm. He ends by asking the builder “when are you going to do the right thing and fix our home?”Lennar later posted online that it knew about the videos and had been talking with him directly.His later updates mention a third Lennar inspection, a divisional president stepping in and a structural engineer report on the calendar.He’s hardly alone.In Austin, Paige of @turnmypaige drew more than 580,000 views tracing a ceiling crack that she says lines up with fractures in her tile floor and a split in the foundation below.“I have talked to various neighbors who have also experienced this,” she sais.

“So it’s not just me.”She claims the family has been battling the builder since moving in.“I don’t think this is just cosmetic.

I don’t think this is normal for a house that is less than 10 years old.”Across town, East Austin homeowner @honeybeeabs pulled in more than 504,000 views after a company rep looked over her cracking ho...

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