9/21/22
SHADY!!! STAY AWAY!
If you choose to come live here, please make sure you have cameras inside and outside your apartment. Management is not trustworthy or reliable.
Editing to add that now, as of about a month ago. My ceiling is slowly falling apart. It has started peeling off. There are water spots on the ceiling. Too. I'm in a 2nd floor unit and have very high ceilings in the common area. Multiple water marks. It's disgusting. I submitted 2 work orders last week. 1 for damage done to an interior wall through... the exterior of the building by the contractors remodeling the exterior of the building. The other work order was for the ceiling damage. They came and spackled the hole from the exterior damage, but didn't look at the ceiling at all. I have several cameras in my apartment so I watched them. If I am injured because of this damage, they can't say I didn't try to get it fixed.
Update: 9/21
SO... they finally came out to my apartment yesterday. The maintenance guy, Jesse, re-popcorned the ceiling where it had peeled off and broken off. He also sprayed the water marks to cover them up and used spackle or something to press the parts that were cracking and peeling off back onto the underlying drywall. On Monday (9.19) around 7pm, we had a rain storm. We could hear the water dripping through the roof onto the ceiling. The ceiling is high. It was loud. I recorded it and emailed it to the newest property manager, Kristina, on Tuesday morning. She told me maintenance would be out asap to look at it. After explaining that the "repairs" that were done are not enough. Wet drywall molds and the structural integrity is compromised.
Today, 9/21, the maintenance guy came back to fix some cracks in the wall caused by contractors renovating the exterior part of the building. Once he was done, I called the maintenance supervisor to ask for an update on the ceiling because the front office sent me to voice-mail and has not returned my call. The maintenance supervisor proceeded to tell me that the drywall will dry out and they spray it with a chemical so it doesn't mold. He also stated that they only replace the drywall if the ceiling collapses. I explained that I am not willing to accept that and will be contacting Code Enforcement with my concerns. At that point he said that I should contact the property manager and I said I had tried.
This place has been endless problems. 2 other units in two additional building are having water spot issues too. STAY AWAY!
Review from Apartments.com
5 People Found This Helpful