Basicly me and my one roommate went to the gas station and we get back and hear water sound in the living room. It was wierd we realized there was water flooding from our "radiator" floorboard heaters. Now I instantly called the office to get somone here ASAP. 15 min go by and no one shows up so we call again and they're like well we sent a guy. Well he comes in looks and goes holy fuck, and leaves. All they do is called a plumber as our living room flooded.
Now when they get the plumber in after an hour he said our pipe busted, and said it was cus our patio door was cracked. Which is BS because I highly doubt the pipe would break if the water coming out was 150+ degrees, and it was 20 degrees outside but the living room was still around 70 degrees.
Then they replace the pipe and leave just a shop vac and tell us to clean up the water, even though it went through the floor and wrecked the cieling below us they think leaving the carpet is fine? I don't get this, and we haven't really done too much but do we have a right to tell them to clean it up and replace the carpet?
Now when they get the plumber in after an hour he said our pipe busted, and said it was cus our patio door was cracked. Which is BS because I highly doubt the pipe would break if the water coming out was 150+ degrees, and it was 20 degrees outside but the living room was still around 70 degrees.
Then they replace the pipe and leave just a shop vac and tell us to clean up the water, even though it went through the floor and wrecked the cieling below us they think leaving the carpet is fine? I don't get this, and we haven't really done too much but do we have a right to tell them to clean it up and replace the carpet?
