I am an anonymous tenant leasing office space at HQ Harland Road, Lathrop, CA, and this has been one of the most negligent and unsafe property management experiences I have ever encountered.
On December 22, 2025, I discovered a serious water leak inside my office. Brown, sewer-like water leaked directly onto my desk, and ceiling tiles were visibly saturated and stained. This was immediately reported to the front desk. The condition was fully documented with detailed photos and videos.
Nothing was done.
Over the following weeks, what appears to be mold and/or environmental contamination continued to grow inside my leased office as well as in a shared dining/kitchen area. As of January 21, the contamination had visibly worsened, indicating prolonged moisture exposure and a complete failure to remediate a known hazard.
I am a recent cancer survivor and immunocompromised, which was clearly communicated. Mold exposure is dangerous to anyone--but for someone with a compromised immune system, it can be life-threatening. Despite this, my multiple attempts to have the issue addressed were ignored.
After weeks of inaction, I was eventually told that nothing could be done, except possibly relocating me within the same building, which appears to suffer from the same unresolved contamination issues. This is not a solution--it is negligence.
There was:
* No inspection
* No remediation
* No urgency
* No concern for tenant health or safety
This building is not maintained to safe or professional standards. Management demonstrated a complete disregard for a documented environmental and health hazard. All documentation has been preserved, and the failure to address contaminated water and suspected mold raises serious questions about compliance with basic health and safety standards.
I strongly warn others against leasing space here--especially anyone with health concerns. This environment is unsafe and irresponsibly managed.
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