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Jory Crouch
Sep 26, 2026
My apart
I’ve lived here for over a year, and after renewing my lease, I’m honestly starting to regret that decision.
The office staff is nice, and that’s a big part of why I’m giving two stars instead of one. However, I’m extremely disappointed with maintenance and the lack of communication when it comes to actually resolving issues.
There has been a slight bug problem since I moved in, but my biggest frustration is that maintenance seems to “fix” things just enough to make them look right without actually fixing the problem. I submitted a work order because one of my kitchen drawers falls off the track every time I pull it out. I came home to find the drawer back on the track and assumed it had been repaired. I pulled it out, and it immediately fell off again. Putting something back in place is not the same as fixing it.
Now I’m dealing with a much more frustrating issue: my window AC unit. I live in a small studio apartment and do not have central AC, so this one unit is responsible for cooling my entire apartment. It used to have no problem keeping the space comfortable, but now I have it set all the way down to 62 degrees and I’m still sweating while sitting on my couch. In a tiny, open-concept studio, that should not be happening.
I submitted a maintenance request and came home to a paper on my door indicating that someone had been there. However, there was absolutely no explanation of what they checked, what they did, whether they found a problem, or whether anything was repaired. The paper basically just repeated the information I had already provided in my work order. So now I’m left wondering whether anything was actually done.
Communication should not be this difficult. If maintenance enters my apartment to address an issue, especially something as important as the only source of AC in the apartment, I should be told what was inspected, what was done, and whether additional repairs are needed.
The complex itself is generally quiet, and there were several smaller things I was willing to overlook when I decided to renew for another year. Unfortunately, those things are becoming harder to overlook when basic maintenance issues aren’t being properly resolved.
This is Texas. It’s hot. I pay rent, I pay my own utilities, and I don’t think expecting my apartment to stay at a reasonable temperature is asking too much. I shouldn’t have to run a window unit at 62 degrees, pay the electric bill for doing so, and still be uncomfortable in my own apartment.
At this point, I’m very disappointed that I renewed.
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Nichole Wolf
Jun 10, 2026
The Wick Apartments has been a wonderful place to live. The community is clean, quiet, and well maintained, with modern amenities and responsive management. The staff is friendly and helpful, maintenance request are handled promptly, and the location is convenient to shopping, dinning, and major routes. I appreciate the safe environment, and overall quality of living. I would highly recommend The Wick Apartments to anyone looking for a comfortable, welcoming, and professionally managed community.
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Irvin Garcia
Jun 3, 2026
It’s a great place to stay. The office ladies are always friendly and helpful. Any issues I’ve ever had always been solved in a reasonable time frame. There’s usually always great deals going on for move in dates
The community has been a good place to live in College Station overall. The location is convenient, especially for students, with easy access to campus, restaurants, and stores nearby. The environment has generally been peaceful, and the apartment staff and maintenance team have been helpful when needed. I have appreciated the space, conviene, and overall living experience during my time here. I’ll be moving out of town this year but I plan to come back and stay here!