![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/my-222k-newbuild-has-turned-into-a-nightmare/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-22722544-1688652122256.jpg&description=A MUM-OF-TWO has slammed her £222k nightmare newbuild after discovering toilet waste had been leaking into her loft for 18 months. Stacey Dryden, from Arbroath, Angus, Scotland, moved into her dream home but it has been plagued with faulty doors, leaking boilers and mould. 6 The unattached soil pipe led to waste products being pumped into the loft for 18-months Credit: Stacey Dryden 6 The mum-of-two had to pull up the flooring due to mould and move out for six weeks Credit: Stacey Dryden The 33-year-old claimed problems were so dangerous for her kids, 1 and 3, they were forced to live with her parents for six weeks. "We moved in September 2021, it was meant to be August but that got delayed, so we were moving in three days after my son was born - that was the start of it all. "I got told before buying the house from people don't buy from Persimmon but it was the area I wanted to stay in. "Everything is a half job, and it takes forever for them to come back because they're so booked up." The cabin crew member continued: "The day we got our keys we looked in the garage and there was a huge leak, they said later it was from the bathroom upstairs. "During the first year we just had normal snagging issues, everything took forever to get fixed, and we waited several months to get the seven day check. "We complained around this time last year about everything taking forever and we accepted their apology, which came in November. "A few weeks later we saw mould in the en suite, so I complained and nothing was done." "In February they did fix it but the only reason was because we had someone come out to fix kitchen flooring and he asked if there had been a leak." Stacey said there had not been a leak and when they pulled the flooring back it was all black. She said: "I phone them and said we need someone out, the wall was black, crumbled, my dad came over and pulled up the floor and it was all black. "So I said I want someone out the next day and to check the en-suit while th){kind=link}
A MUM-OF-TWO has slammed her £222k nightmare newbuild after discovering toilet waste had been leaking into her loft for 18 months.
Stacey Dryden, from Arbroath, Angus, Scotland, moved into her dream home but it has been plagued with faulty doors, leaking boilers and mould.
The 33-year-old claimed problems were so dangerous for her kids, 1 and 3, they were forced to live with her parents for six weeks.
“We moved in September 2021, it was meant to be August but that got delayed, so we were moving in three days after my son was born – that was the start of it all.
“I got told before buying the house from people don’t buy from Persimmon but it was the area I wanted to stay in.