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Anyone have any information on the extent of the damage? How many floors were affected?
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Did the pool get installed on the wrong floor?
In all seriousness, I can't begin to imagine what kind of remediation might be needed to make sure that moisture isn't left in odd spots to breed black mold.
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The water pooled and poured out of the balconies. I don't know where the pipe is exactly located within the footprint of the building itself, but suffice to say those units are WRECKED. Water ran for 36hrs.
By all estimates this will delay occupancy by 3+ months.
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Yikes. That's going to be extremely costly to repair.
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Unsure if its related, but walking by a couple days ago I noticed the appearance of a couple new gen-sets and an enormous pile of high voltage cabling going up the back of the parking garage.
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Did the water leak out on the North side of the tower? It looks like frozen water starting on 11.
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Water leaks in condo towers are hardly unusual. Ya takes your chances.
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Ophelia had something similar a few months ago as well, before they put the windows in. Likely a burst pipe.
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tomh009Ophelia had something similar a few months ago as well, before they put the windows in. Likely a burst pipe.
Where is that?
What is a good way to make sure that the building is being properly fixed? It's not the purchaser's cost to fix now but in the future if this causes other issues it will be, so I'm very curious and anxious.
