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Input: At the end of last month, I told my apartment that the drain in my shower was draining really slowly. Like, it would take more than twelve hours for it to fully drain. I tried fixing it myself, but ultimately turned it over to them. The next week, it wasn't draining at all, so I went back to update them. They said they'd get someone out that day and I gave them permission to enter if I wasn't there, but I came back from work that day and there was still 6 inches of stagnant water. I told a maintenance guy about it this last Friday when some contractors came through to fix my drywall (got new wiring for washer and dryer installed in November) but I again came home to it not being fixed.

So today, I went down to the office vented my frustration with them because it had been two or three weeks since I told them about it and they hadn't done anything. I'll be honest, I was a little (albeit, not overly) antagonistic as I felt that I was allowed to be at that point; specifically, when they said they were gonna get someone out that day, I asked if it was gonna be like last time where I would come back to my shower still being messed up.

They did ultimately fix it today, but it still took them two and a half weeks and I had to go down there three times to get it fixed. So I sent an email to their corporate office expressing my overall frustration with the experience. I sent it not even 45 minutes after the maintenance guy told me fixed my drain.

TL;DR the apartment took forever to fix my shit and I bitched to corporate office right after they fixed it.

Also, I want to mention this to be fair, that drywall being messed up for so long was not their fault. Some residents were uncooperative when they came by to fix that.

writing a sternly worded letter to corporate after my apartment fixed my drain