Imagine your condition not working and your landlord won’t fix it.
This is an update to a story we covered over the weekend about some resident living in a South Tulsa complex that said their A/C was not working or getting fixed.
Since the story aired on FOX23 those tenants now have working air conditioners.
But many viewers are telling us they’re no so fortunate.
Veronique Walker says not having a reliable cooling system in her apartment is just too dangerous for her three-year old daughter.
"I notice that she has heat rash because it's hot so I try to keep her and cool and give her a cool bath and that will only do so much," says Walker.
Over the weekend, she couldn’t get the window unit to kick on until late last night.
"You have to turn all the knobs,” says Walker. “It has a mind of it's own basically."
She says she called the landlord but he did nothing until we showed up this morning.
"Track record is 24 hours. If we have one on site etc and it's any day but Sunday, my company we're off on Sunday, we are there. As you can see it's Monday morning and we have an A/C unit," says Chuck Boyton.
