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I contacted the management office by filing 2 maintenance request
Emailed the management office twice they said ...
I go to the Office in person but rarely home when they are open.
Call when they are open and get the NAME of who you talk to.
The dangerous form of black mold is actually green....and only grow in dark damp places. The op should not assume that it is dangerous black mold until he has it professionally tested.
The dangerous form of black mold is actually green....and only grow in dark damp places. The op should not assume that it is dangerous black mold until he has it professionally tested.
This. They should respond to your request of course, but don't assume the growth is dangerous. Simple mildew is black.
This. They should respond to your request of course, but don't assume the growth is dangerous. Simple mildew is black.
Think it is mildew, LOL. Was thinking of using the BM word in hopes of making them get over here quicker.
We are actually off today the wife and I before our 3 day weekend trip so going to swing by the office. Actually it is really bad. Starting to leak under the carpet area outside of the closet in the bedroom. Going under the wall into the main hallway of the apartment. We think it leaked into the linen closet but it is hard to tell due to the bottom part of the closet having a raised shelf on the bottom instead of carpet.
Almost thinking of throwing sand on the pressure crack till they can fix it.
So they came out Wednesday looked around and left. They said nothing. Emailed them 2 days later since our main hallway, dining area, bedroom, and closet are soaked in water.
They tell us okay we fixed the leak and will replace the carpet.
I sniffed bs on them fixing the leak since it still was leaking. So wife goes out around 3. Around 330 they say oh we are going to rip out the carpet right now are you home no warning.
So wife had to go back home move everything in the dining room and hallway. Thankfully the closet area is clear. Also had to take care of the pets.
So they come out to rip the carpet up and the carpet people say it is still leaking.
So we get back on the horn with the property manager say its still leaking. They tell us well we fixed it put a bucket will deal with it.
So now we can't have any carpet in the apartment till the leak is fixed. On top of that they said they are going to crack open the walls giving us no opition where we are going to stay in the mean time.
Seeking some advice and feedback how to deal with this situation.
Take a look at this site. Page down about a third to the section on a unit being Unsafe and Violating Ct. Health or Safety Code. (if you're zip is still the same). See if you can use anything there.
So after they came in Friday leak, leaks, got progressively worse. Huge air pocket and water bubble in dining room area. Carpet saturated. Wall outlets and wall switches are set. Carpet soaked. Water bubbles on the hall and wall. Leaking from 3 places in the ceiling. We had to make another request they came yesterday CIT into the wall and ceiling.
In the ceiling looks like multiple leake. Wood floor above is soaked and the wall area between the walls is soaked. Apartment freaks of moisture.
So my wife wants them to move us to a new apartment complex here...I am not sure how that will fly.
They want to basically rebuild the apartment and keep us here. Mention their construction contractor is coming in going to fix the ceiling, replace the sheet rock, replace thewalls, repaint the walls, replace the carpet, and clean out the mildew & mold.
So my wife wants them to move us to a new apartment complex here...
I'm with her.
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I am not sure how that will fly.
It'll fly a LOT better when you have a lawyer doing the telling involved.
(that means that you're beyond the "ask" level)
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