![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/we-paid-300k-for-newbuild-homes-but-fence-is-cracked-a-shed-ruins-our-view/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/newspress-collage-23847264-1694085285547.jpg&description=FURIOUS homeowners who paid up to £300,000 for their new builds were left with cracked fences and trashed gardens. Dodgy electrics, floods , an eyesore container and foul smells also feature among a "catalogue" of blunders on the flawed development . 7 Homeowners on the Broad Lea Close estate are livid at developers United Living Credit: SWNS 7 A container has been dumped in full view of the £300,000 homes outside Worcester Credit: SWNS 7 Shocking brickwork on homes has left homeowners on the shared-ownership plot livid Credit: SWNS To add insult to injury, homeowners on Broad Lea Close at the edge of Worcester say over two years of complaints have changed nothing . Homeowner Shaun Barnes, 35, said: "We have been fobbed off at every turn after complying with everything they have asked for at every turn. "It has been horrific. " We are well and truly fed up , it has been two and a half years of being lied to." United Living opened the 13-home estate in 2021, offering shared-ownership across the estate . Since then residents have recorded pictures and videos of issues . One clip shows water gushing from under the sink of a home which caused the entire ground floor to flood . Another shows a bungling workman emptying a cement mixture down a drain - fuelling fears a foul sewage odour is caused by blockages . Other pictures show a floor being covered with a carpet which is too short, leaving the lethally sharp grippers rods exposed. While another snap shows uneven exterior brickwork and clumsily fitted hinges on a garden gate. Dodgy plumbing regularly causes residents' bathrooms to flood leaving them with damp patches on the ceilings downstairs. Bad drainage in the back gardens also means that when it rains "craters" fill will water leading to huge flooding. Exasperated homeowners also say the roads outside their properties are unfinished and peppered with potholes. The homeowners were given a 12-month defect period where they raised issues with the development. They cla){kind=link}
FURIOUS homeowners who paid up to £300,000 for their new builds were left with cracked fences and trashed gardens.
Dodgy electrics, floods, an eyesore container and foul smells also feature among a “catalogue” of blunders on the flawed development.
To add insult to injury, homeowners on Broad Lea Close at the edge of Worcester say more than two years of complaints have changed nothing.
Homeowner Shaun Barnes, 35, said: “We have been fobbed off at every turn after complying with everything they have asked for at every turn.
“It has been horrific.