DO NOT RENT FROM HERE!!! We had a break-in recently in our indoor unit. Our lock was completely…read moredestroyed. Over seven days have passed and they STILL haven't repaired the door. Outside of the call telling us about the break-in, we've heard nothing from the property owners. An EGREGIOUS breach of contract. An entire week gone by without being able to lock our unit. We resorted to buying chains and locks and try to figure out a way to secure it.
In addition, their pest control is atrocious. Inspecting the damage from the break-in, we found mice urine and feces all over our property. We salvaged what we could, but there is a severe concern for hantavirus. The smell of urine was palpable, even with a mask. We saw mice running in the hallway and could hear them in other units. No doubt, their property is getting soiled by mice.
SECURITY is LAUGHABLE at best. The gate code opens multiple gates, not just the one to your unit. The keypad to the indoor units is useless if you unlock the doors from the inside. That's right, if one person forgets to lock it, anybody can get in. I wouldn't be surprised if the thief owns a unit for easy access. Why not just invite someone to rob the place?
Their gates? As I eluded to before, your gate code unlocks multiple gates, not just the one with your unit. In addition, several of the gates are broken. The gates that are closest to the main road? Ineffective, at least for our building. There's perhaps a foot (perhaps more) of clearance from the bottom of the gate to the ground...
Cameras? They have a few, but not near enough. For my building with an indoor, climate controlled unit? None. Thieves can take their sweet time in there, which is exactly what they did. Every single box was opened. Irreplaceable items, financial information, etc. gone.
Now then, this isn't the first break-in. They've had several. When calling the police to update our police report, they got it confused with another report that happened days after. Below is a link for a news video published by WRTV regarding the break-ins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_fwOaRv4rs
The fact that they call themselves SecureCare is offensive. Perhaps other SecureCare facilities are better, but this one...with the pest infestation and the seven plus days that have passed and we still cannot lock our unit (it's not the lock that's broken, but the entire locking mechanism), their slogan should be,
"SecureCare, Infested and Uninterested."