Squash take a look at this link for the Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board http://www.ltb.gov.on.ca/en/index.html and here for the current law 'The Residential Tenancies Act' http://www.ltb.gov.on.ca/en/Law/STEL02_111323.html and the regulations.squash500 said:Good point. The problem is the super knows that I have a learning disability---Asperger syndrome and takes full advantage of it. I had to spend two years and actually go to the city by law office for them to re drywall my ceiling.
I guess it didn't help that I called the super a f---- idiot in front of the owner---lol. I've already been down the lawyer route with these people. It ended in a stalemate when at the last minute they finally agreed to fix the ceiling.
"The right of quiet enjoyment" is a good rule that I can bring up. Thanks Aardvark! It's not easy being a tenant that's for sure.
Buzzing noise in apartment bathroom
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Yeah that's exactly like my buildingjade said:
. It seems like the tenants who move in get the freshly painted and fully repaired apt. Whereas the existing tenants for the most part have to put up with incomplete repairs. Again, good luck with everything!OK, here's an update . The contractor checks out my apt. bathroom today.
He says that the "buzzing" noise is probably caused from a leaking kitchen tap in the next door apt.
The kitchen of the next door apt is directly adjacent to my shower tiles. Does this explanation make sense? The contractor said that he will look into it. Thanks again for everyone's help!
. The contractor checks out my apt. bathroom today.He says that the "buzzing" noise is probably caused from a leaking kitchen tap in the next door apt.
The kitchen of the next door apt is directly adjacent to my shower tiles. Does this explanation make sense? The contractor said that he will look into it. Thanks again for everyone's help!
I'm not a plumber, nor do I claim to be a great amateur plumber, but it certainly makes sense to me.squash500 said:OK, here's an update
The kitchen of the next door apt is directly adjacent to my shower tiles. Does this explanation make sense? The contractor said that he will look into it. Thanks again for everyone's help!
Hope he's able to fix it soon Squash. Those buzzing water hammers can be to put it mildly "very annoying"!squash500 said:Thanks Aardvark
Not a problemsquash500 said:It seems to be fixed already
I hope the issue really is resolved.lol Mine isn't when I went over they had a different woman over there crying on the phone to someone that she does not need this treatment anymore that someone had called her uncaring etc... I stood there like a whole 10 minutes before more people came in and started to try to get her attention. Then after she goes through the files says she thought it was fixed already I told her yeah the cabinet was installed that the hole was filled in the mirror replaced etc... but they left broken tiles and unpainted concrete that looks ugly. She then told me to wait till the other two get back from a 3 week trip to Jamaica because the records show complete. I told her that maybe that is what it says because the work order before said to fill in the hole and replace the cabinet. Jeeeesh.
BTW I am curious is yours a cap reit building too?
BTW I am curious is yours a cap reit building too?
If that was it the prize goes to rubmeister, he suggested that in his post!!!squash500 said:OK, here's an update
He says that the "buzzing" noise is probably caused from a leaking kitchen tap in the next door apt.
The kitchen of the next door apt is directly adjacent to my shower tiles. Does this explanation make sense? The contractor said that he will look into it. Thanks again for everyone's help!
Does he get a cookie? lol....
