downtowner on 12/13/2011
December 9th 2011
I too was afraid bedbugs were in my unit as i heard other tenants talk about them but was very relieved when Mainstay inspected the building and a tenant told me only 3 units has bedbugs out of 29. my worker told me to pay attention and if i see anything i think may be a bedbug i should alert Mainstay. i am glad poeple are taking this bedbug situation seriously because with the economy, many people are losing their jobs and are ending up on the street. i love the location i
live at because it is near all my daily appointments and i do not want to move. I am thank ful i have a place to live where poeple care about the building.
disgruntled on 12/12/2011
This is a follow up to the previous report. I had been without bed bugs or bed bug bites for a year, and had not complained.
Mainstay Housing gave me a notice of entry for Thursday, 3 November 2011.
On that date a team from East West Pest Control inspected my apartment for "bed bugs / mice / roaches" of which I had none.
The next day I awoke with two fresh bites on my forehead.
The following day I felt an itch and managed to kill a bedbug while it was feeding on me.
It has been o
ver a month, and I have not been bit again. So hopefully it was only the one bug.
Most likely the bug that got into my apartment had been brought it by the pest control company, either accidentally from another unit, or on purpose.
Living the Nightmare on 03/22/2010
This building is heavily infested with bedbugs and cockroaches. The owner, Mainstay Housing, does contract a pest control company (East West Pest Control) to do occasional spraying, but they are wholly infective.
I have lived in this building for many years. For the past 2 years there has been a cycle of, 1. verifying that there is a problem (i.e. bites, and or sightings of bedbugs), 2. having your unit sprayed twice, 3. discovering that the problem has remained after the spraying, or that i
t has returned several weeks after the spraying.
This is a low income housing project. I would like to move, but I am on a disability pension, and would not be able to afford an apartment elsewhere.
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