Ridgecrest

This community in Leasing office is very horrible. Very rude and as I have moved out since July 2024. I haven't got my deposit still. I f I tried to make a contact the management. They will ensures me saying it's already in the mail. Maintainence is very poor . Homeless people will all around the community all day near the bins

Nothing works in the apartment, it takes weeks to repair Ac or any minor complaint that is kept for request. You have to call multiple times to follow up on complaint and no one in the office responds in time.

Even if someone comes to repair it will be a week or 2 after you raised service request and calling infinity times to office.

If you go to office they give all arrogant vibes and not at all welcoming atmosphere in the officce

I suggest avoid these apartments to have a peace of mind. The... staff doesn’t care at all about issues in the apartment, we are disappointed with the delay responses for the service requests.
Lee mas

i’ve lived here for 3 years and the quality goes down exponentially each year. no one answers the phone in the office (and their “emergency maintenance line” is the same as their office phone, meaning that no one answers it either) every year i’ve lived here the air conditioning goes out on the first hot day of the year and every single time it has taken maintenance over a week to fix it, even in the middle of historic heat waves. and then, they will claim it has been fixed with no explanation... of how, and the problem continues until you can eventually get ahold of someone to come back out and actually do something. office staff is rude and do not seem to care that these are peoples homes, not just a source of revenue. you will never know how much your monthly rent is, as they stack all sorts of unspoken fees onto your bill every month (that are not outlined when they go over pricing as a prospective tenant) that adds $50-$60 dollars on top of your regular rent. there were also two people murdered in the parking lot a few months ago, and not a word from management about it/ no safety measures implemented. in the summer you will have troubles with ants and flies getting into the unit no matter how diligent you are about keeping things clean, the buildings are poorly insulated, freezing in the winter sweltering in the summer (on top of the annual AC issue). save yourself the trouble and find somewhere worth the exorbitant amount that they are charging for this dump. Lee mas

The office staff are really good people here. Every maintenance issue has been quickly taken care of within hours of my call. They are all easy going hard working regular folks. There is plenty of parking even if you are visiting. We just got an Amazon hub as well. Close to Denton, UNT, and NCTC. Also plenty of places to shop and eat. I Love it!

Maybe the original Ridgecrest Apartments are livable. But the Ridgecrest II - formerly La Colina apartments - are completely unlivable.
We stayed there 5 years but were treated like crap. Here are some of the highlights:

***The roof collapsed with water THREE TIMES.***
- All 3 times, management took up to 2 weeks to fix it. During those 2 weeks, we had to put all of our furniture into one of the bedrooms. We were down 2 rooms, and only had the kitchen and second bedroom to live in. ... Management refused any kind of rent reduction since we were paying for half a place we couldn't use.
- When maintenance were not willing to come out to fix it, we bought our own disposable dam to soak up the water and minimize the damage to the floor. Maintenance came and threw it out into the rain, where it expanded to be completely useless. Management refused to repay for our property that Maintenance wasted.

***Maintenance took down the fence between us and the office complex***
- it took 2 months to replace the fence
- during that time, there were PILES and PILES of old, disgusting trash along the grass and over the sidewalk.
- I had to call three times to get maintenance to pick this up. We lived in trash for 10 days.

***Roofers left construction tools out***
- broken boards, rugs, tools, and nails everywhere
- My husband stepped on a nail and it went through his shoe. Guess if Management paid for the doctor bill?
- My toddler could literally not even go outside without being carried at all times.

***THE GOO***
- There was a slick oily goo that oozed out from behind the office complex, and stayed in a permanently wet gooey splotch over the sidewalk.
- Management said it was the office buildings' and so it was there responsibility.
- a week after I gave birth, I slipped and almost fell while holding my newborn son
- I tried multiple times to place cardboard or wooden slats over the spill so I could cross safely. Each time, it was picked up by maintenance within a day.
- I called multiple times about this issue. After 3 years of calling, they placed a little black border around the sidewalk. Lee mas