Business ProfileforMills Properties

I moved in at the beginning of September 2023. When I signed my lease at ********************************* they told me that my apartment had completely been remodeled. While moving in I noticed that my ** wasn't working. Went to the office and complained. Maintenance came in and put a window unit. By the 2nd trip to the apartment it was 97 degrees in the apartment. It took them over a month to "fix" and replace the entire unit. After being promised over and over it would be finished. The first time it was finished and I used it. The entire unit froze. Had to turn it off and another window unit was installed. When they were able to finally fix it I had a $600 electric bill for a 700 sq ft apartment. It finally got "fixed" when I didn't need it anymore. All winter my apartment was never warm and I live on the top floor. I sealed my windows and had supplemental heating sources to get my apartment up to 65 degrees. Fast forward to the first warm day this spring and need to turn the ** on because it's 80 plus degrees in my apartment and my ** doesn't work, the ** breakers are tripped. Called emergency maintenance on that Saturday night to be told we don't work on ** at night and they would be out the next day. Never showed up. Finally showed up Monday after emailing complex assistant manager. And I come home from work to safety and fire hazards. A fully exposed breaker box and wires and no maintenance person in sight. Sent another email. Was promised they would be out today. And come home to the same problem. It's 86 degrees in my apartment. And they charged me late fees because I haven't paid this months rent. If I can't stay in my apartment because maintenance isn't capable of doing a job correctly then why should I have to pay all of the rent?