My fiance and I lived in an apartment at Westridge starting back in July of 2015 to the end of April 2016. Management was friendly and obliging UNTIL we signed a lease. Typical, right? Let's take a look at the issues that were had during our stay:
1. Furniture damaged/items destroyed.
Dark furniture now has a fine dust-looking coat of white paint on it after countertops were refinished and nothing in our apartment was covered up to protect from overspray. Were told we would be reimbursed
...by mgm, but so far have not.
2. Random Power Outages.
For several months, we experienced power outages in HALF of our apartment and in order to keep the alarm clocks powered at night, we had to leave the oven on. Mgmt/maintenance came out a couple of times, but insisted it was the power companies issue. After doing some research, I found that Westridge was liable for getting a potentially dangerous situation rectified in a timely manner (Texas tenant laws state that a week is considered 'timely manner') and if they do not fix it within a weeks time, we can terminate our lease. So I did as the law states and sent the management a certified letter, detailing the issues we were having. Wouldn't you know that the very next day, (when they received my letter), maintenance comes out and replaces all of our breakers. What happened to it being a power company issue? This tells me that Westridge knew ALL ALONG how to resolve this problem... but chose NOT to fix it.
I know there are several apartments that are vacant and have been for a while. Is it any wonder, with how they treat their current tenants, that they cannot obtain new ones?
If you value your belongings and want the utilities to be ON when you need them on... do NOT rent from this complex.
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