Timbercreek Apartments

Be Very Hesitant! From: fairandunbiased Date posted: 9/14/2006 Years at this apartment: 2004 - 2006   I have lived in the complex since 2004. The first 6 months were uneventful. After that, I must say...Be very hesitant about leasing at this complex. When I moved into the complex, about 33% of the units were occupied. The occupancy rate is about the same at this time. I've had several issues that have taken longer than needed to be resolved. My first issue: my refrigerator went out (causing me to lose all of my cold/frozen items), maint. serviced the unit and said they had repaired the problem. Guess what! Two weeks later...same thing...lost all of my perishables that I purchased the day before. They finally replaced the refrigerator and all seems to be well. I constantly complain that the a/c unit doesn't cool. It seems as if they need to have freon added on a bi-monthly basis. I was advised by management that the swimming pool and hot tub would be open during the summer months. NOT GOING TO HAPPEN! NEVER! Two summers have come and gone. Still no pool that is swimmable. The apartment directly behind mine is vacant. That apartment had a water leak, which caused my carpeting to become wet and mold began to grow. After a week of complaining, the finally cut out the ruined carpet and replaced it with a piece that was several shades off. They didn't tack the carpet down or try to tape the seam. And the most recent event, horrible sewer smell and backup into the tub. I have tried to contact someone in the office personally. On atleast a dozen occassions, I have stopped by the office (during posted office hours) and the office was locked. After 3 weeks, I was finally able to speak with the "NEW" manager. The problem was resolved in 4 days. In the past 3 months, The management must be trying to increase their population at the complex. I have noticed more and more people hanging around outside in the parking lots at all hours of the day and night. With inadequate lighting, constant police presence, etc..., there is not a great sense of security. The upside: RENT IS CHEAP. Guess what you get with Cheap rent'

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