I had mosquitos in my apartment for about two months. I repeatedly complained about this. Because the exterminator only comes once every other week, it took over a week after my first complaint to have an exterminator come look at my apartment. Before he got there, the management (specifically Nat'e) told me the problem was my plants and I could throw them away or put a mosquito drop in them. I had 7-8 mosquitos in my apartment a day, was being eaten alive at night, and ended up having to stay at
...my moms on and off for a month to try to avoid it, as I was able to get to the suburbs. Nat'e also told me that no one else had reported the problem, again trying to stress the fact that my apartment was the issue, but the exterminator told me someone on my floor reported the same issue. The exterminator, when he finally got there, also told me that there wasn't much he could do (he sprayed just to be safe), the problem was that the building needed to clean the HVAC units as that's where they're breeding/coming from. Did the building do that? No.. I continued to have bug problems in my apartment. The mosquitos were gone by the winter when everything froze over, but gnats were a year-long problem.
Two months after I moved out I finally received my security deposit - $29 of the $250 refundable + $350 non refundable deposits I put down. Why? I apparently had an outstanding utility bill of $125 (meanwhile I paid off my balance with the final statement I received and each month I averaged under $100 so this made no sense) and they charged me for carpet replacement. I left my carpet in the same condition as it was when I moved in. Even if they found new stains, which I'm 100% certain they did not, it should have come out of my non-refundable pet deposit.
The apartment sells itself as pet-friendly but they hate dogs and dog owners. We got at least one email monthly scolding us for where our dogs were relieving themselves on the roof. They're dogs, and they couldn't always make it to the other end of the roof where the dog run was as they're trained to go outside, regardless of where. Many of us asked for additional space for the dogs, especially because some of the dogs in the building were unfriendly and we couldn't always share the space, but they refused to help us with this. Instead, neighbors were charged $100 for these incidents when they were caught.
Out of room to go on with everything else. Hope this convinces you.
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