I was charged $325 for floor damage, specifically the carpet even though I have not caused any damage to it and left it exactly how I first found it when I moved in. Please provide me with proof that is an image of the carpet before I arrived showing that there was no previous damage. I want proof that the image of the carpet was taken before I moved in to show that there was actual damage from my side. I have before and after images showcasing that I have not caused any damage to the carpet or its structure.

In the attached photos, I only see a stain on the floor/carpet right by the door. I do not see any other damage to the carpet in the additional photos provided.Since there is no excessive staining or actual damage to the carpet, I would like to request that I only be charged a cleaning fee rather than the cost of a full carpet replacement. The carpet appears to be dirty/stained, but not damaged, and I believe a cleaning should be sufficient to address the issue.

I was a resident this past year in building 4104, apartment 202, bedroom A. My resident portal is showing a fee of $325 to replace flooring.I reported in the condition report when I moved in that the carpet in the bedroom was "extremely dirty and dusty”. It was so bad that even after vacuuming it multiple times I purchased a large area rug, which covered the carpet while I was living there. I did not have any pets there, my family does not have pets and I have severe allergies. I also never wore shoes in my room. The condition of the room was dirty from the beginning. My mom thoroughly cleaned all the vents, baseboards and blinds regularly to help with my allergies. Despite all of this my allergies continued to get worse to the point that had to seek care from an ENT specialist and I had to purchase an air purifier for my room.It was evident from the start of my lease that the carpet was not in good condition and I did not contribute to that. I have a photo proving the rug covering the room. Based on all of this I do not feel as though I should be financially responsible for this replacement.

I was quoted $325 in damage done to my bedroom carpets, my carpets are not damaged. I will attach photos given to me by the landlord which are supposed to show the damage, but no damage is to be seen.

From the pictures shown, this is not damage (stain from a spill etc.) This is normal wear and tear from an already worn out carpet. I would be willing to pay for a deep clean for one room from Stanley Steamer or the like up to $75.00

All those things were in my apartment before I moved in. I have photos with these things before I even moved in. This is absolutely ridiculous, I honestly thought these were things that came with the apartment since they were there in JANUARY when I moved. This makes it evident that you guys didn’t clean the apartment before I took over the sublease.THESE PHOTOS ARE FROM OCTOBER. So since these were in the apartment when I moved in I thought it was from station 42. I don’t have a photo of the shower thing but it is not mine either. If you need more information from me feel free to call.

I was sent a bill for flooring from my recent move out inspection. The marks were on the carpet when I moved in 2 years ago. I have photos from Aug 2024 when I moved in and photos of when I handed over my keys in June 2026 they show this.

The tub was not spotless when I arrived with the same stains on the tub. I tried scrubbing in when I first got there and when I moved out and it would not come out. The toilet was spotless when I left in May so not sure what the concern is with that. I have attached picture(time stamped) of the vent when I moved in as well. Covered in dust and absolutely disgusting so had to call maintenance and they did a very poor job cleaning it/replacing it. Ended up having to clean it myself.

The chair was left in the same condition it was found in when I moved in August. The chair was already in poor condition and it was barely used this year.

I would also like to add to the previous dispute form that the leasing office informed us they would be changing out carpets regardless of condition. This has led me to believe that there’s no reason why we should have to pay for it especially considering we left them in better condition than when we moved in. I also have images of the carpet the day we moved in and I left the condition of the carpet exactly the same as those images. So if there was an issue with the carpet it existed prior to my move in date which i am not responsible for.