Zaspa Vvita Apartment Gdańsk

In Zaspa Vvita, half the balconies had no slope under the planks for water to drain, which brought a lot of complaints from residents. There’s also an outside drain pipe on the balconies, so water from, for example, the 17th floor lands right on people walking around the building. Sewage pipes run along the bathroom and kitchen floor instead of being built into it, like 50 years ago, apparently because that’s more convenient for them. The notarial deeds name the property manager straight away, then make that manager the community board. That’s been common for a long time, but makes it very hard to change the board. This developer will keep you waiting until you pay, so be prepared for a long haul afterward. For every complaint I filed, they waited until the statutory deadline was nearly over, then contacted me on the last day to extend it again. I waited 126 days for the fixes listed in the acceptance report. They sent “experts” from Ukraine who didn’t know the work and lacked the tools to do it. One defect had to be repaired six times. During one visit I told a specialist his work wouldn’t solve the problem, and he replied, “I don’t know how to do it.” Complete professionalism.