For some residents, this is not the only problem. Residents said the apartments have numerous physical problems. Many electrical outlets aren't covered or painted. Opening some cupboards reveals holes in the walls. Doors and floors are scuffed from workers' shoes and bad paint jobs are rampant.
Water pressure is low in some buildings.
When entering the utility closet of senior natural resource management major Craig Saville's apartment, you'll find his air conditioning unit is cracked and dripping. There are broken cabinet doors in Saville's kitchen, and the door for the laundry room doesn't close properly. There is also a visible dent in the main door. Kevin Swingler and Umanj Desai found construction workers had written on the underside their counter. Other residents have found leftover cans and items from the construction workers in their rooms.