Business ProfileforDean and Dewitt Property Management

Our house flooded during Hurricane ******. Property management company, ****************************** provided minimal effort to mitigate or repair damage. They denied our repeated requests to properly assess and repair water damage. We hired a professional mold inspector which confirmed the house was uninhabitable due to toxic mold above normal levels within the house. We didnt live in the house for 2 months and were still required to pay rent. The agent informed me the owner was not going to complete the repairs recommended in the mold inspection report. They didnt believe that there was mold in the house or that it was uninhabitable despite a professional recommendation. We terminated the lease. The only repairs they were willing to make were replacing the baseboards and closet doors that were water logged and had fallen from the tracks. We had also been waiting for the non-functional window and crank assembly to be replaced for many months. I have video from their maintenance crew stating they found mold during the repairs.Now the agent has sent us a letter intending to impose our entire security deposit and charge us $40 for repairs that should be considered normal wear and tear. The charges include an egregiously high charge to patch the holes in the wall from hanging pictures and paint, replacing the blinds and replacing the closet doors that were damaged from the storm. I have correspondence stating they would replace the closet doors and video of their maintenance worked throwing them out to the curb for pick up. I demand full return of our security deposit for their blatant disregard for our health and safety the grossly inflated cost of repairs, and an itemized list of costs for supplies if the intent to impose the deduction with a remainder owed. The closet doors should not be included in this deductible. We should also be compensated for the rent paid while unable to live in the home and the mold inspection. The city has deemed the house uninhabitable.