[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by Mystwarien

We closed yesterday and the builder rep didn't know who it belonged to but was going to find out. You can't hear it in the house and she said it's definitely a temporary thing. The problem for us was that their hose is leaking pretty badly onto our grass 24/7 right now. She said they'd try to get the people responsible to replace the hose but they'd replace any damaged grass if it got over watered.

That isn't a bad leak, a while back the leaking water, which ran right back into the sewer was almost as much as went into the pond. The only time anyone is there is when they need to fuel the pump, and that's all they do. Still waiting on a call back from last Friday. The good news for us is that the new pump across the pond drowns out the one in front of your house. The bad news is it's much loader.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

As suggested, I called last Friday and was told by the person who answered the phone that she didn't know but would have the appropriate party call me back. no call yet.

"I'll let someone know about this. They will get back to you as soon as possible."
Heard this dodge before? The longer the silence, the more serious the issue. No news is definitely NOT good news!

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

"I'll let someone know about this. They will get back to you as soon as possible."
Heard this dodge before? The longer the silence, the more serious the issue. No news is definitely NOT good news!

I called again this morning, we’ll see what happens.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

I called again this morning, we’ll see what happens.

In all the years I have been here, have dealt with them numerous times. Never experienced them not following up.

Here are some other contacts.
VCDD District Property Management

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Mystwarien

We closed yesterday and the builder rep didn't know who it belonged to but was going to find out. You can't hear it in the house and she said it's definitely a temporary thing. The problem for us was that their hose is leaking pretty badly onto our grass 24/7 right now. She said they'd try to get the people responsible to replace the hose but they'd replace any damaged grass if it got over watered.

Builder rep didn't know who it belonged to or why its there, but she can assure you it's definitely temporary? She must be psychic. This has bn ongoing since 7/5 and no one is "fessin' up". Picture gets uglier by the minute.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

Builder rep didn't know who it belonged to or why its there, but she can assure you it's definitely temporary? She must be psychic. This has bn ongoing since 7/5 and no one is "fessin' up". Picture gets uglier by the minute.

So, you don’t live in the area but you have so many opinions?

[AZ SLIM]

I just talked to a man working with the pump. He told me that they need to do a follow-up inspection on the system now that it has been in for a year. They are "draining the system" in that area to conduct the inspection. He said it is nothing to worry about.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by AZ SLIM

I just talked to a man working with the pump. He told me that they need to do a follow-up inspection on the system now that it has been in for a year. They are "draining the system" in that area to conduct the inspection. He said it is nothing to worry about.

Oh s#$&, you mean some did not what they were talking about?

[justjim]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

Yes, we have a Laurel Oak. We bought our house over the phone not knowing that the pump would be here. I certainly hope it isn’t permanent. As of this morning there is one across the pond running also.

Sorry you didn’t look and listen before buying. However, you are not the first or last. Noise from the Turnpike is the biggest issue with some who bought without due diligence. As I mentioned in another Thread, I learned from experience several moons ago. Fortunately, didn’t get “hurt” financially on my deal. It could be they are just filling the retention pond. Usually similar pumps in TV don’t run that much. It’s always Buyer Beware and due diligence no matter where you purchase a house.

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by justjim

Sorry you didn’t look and listen before buying.

You sound like an unhappy home owner. I DON'T have a problem with Turnpike noise. It keeps coming up for some reason. Other than the water pumps I'm happy.

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Call District Property Management.

Main Office
1026 Canal Street
The Villages, FL 32162

Phone: 352-753-4022

District Property Management was just at my door and said they don't know anything about this and aren't the people to talk to. Referred to Commercial Property Management, called them and still don't know anything. Said they'd get back to me.

[BlueStarAirlines]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

District Property Management was just at my door and said they don't know anything about this and aren't the people to talk to. Referred to Commercial Property Management, called them and still don't know anything. Said they'd get back to me.

If you scroll up four responses (5 if you count this one) you'll see your answer!

[BlueStarAirlines]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

You sound like an unhappy home owner. I DON'T have a problem with Turnpike noise. It keeps coming up for some reason.

True!! Its the same people that keep bringing it up, and noticed they don't even live south of 44.

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by BlueStarAirlines

If you scroll up four responses (5 if you count this one) you'll see your answer!

Thank, I totally missed that post.

[BRN_RI_FL]

Hopefully you are not facing what we are facing.

It will cost $1.13 million to fix a non-functioning underdrain system in the Soulliere Villas in The Villages.