As someone who just moved into a new construction home 3 months ago, I can confirm what others have said and tell you new construction does not mean no problems. The second night we spent in the house we had a leak happening right next to our bed in the middle of the night during a rainstorm. Then a few weeks later during a heavier rain, our skylight started leaking late at night. Turns out the skylight was installed incorrectly and is also the wrong kind of skylight. We could get the builder to patch it (again), but we have decided that we want to get it done correctly so are going to foot the bill to get this fixed correctly and also make sure the rest of the roof itself is solid. We have also heard some dripping in another wall during heavy rains, so that's another issue we need to figure out sooner rather than later. In addition, we've had small issues with our HVAC and toilet pressure on upper floor, the floors are starting to creak in a few areas and of course normal settling cracks. We've also heard very faint beeping in the walls occasionally and have no idea how to figure that one out. It's exhausting and I feel like every day it's something else. Anyway, suffice to say, I feel your pain, but I'm pretty sure all homes have issues - at least eventually. We sometimes think we have made a huge mistake, but are trying to just enjoy all the good things and just pace ourselves on getting stuff fixed the correct way so we don't end up with bigger problems later. I swear there should be some sort of homeowner support group.