Please keep this in mind if you are making an individual or large-scale decision for water service in Apex or surrounding area: My family just returned from a two-week vacation to California and found our water service discontinued. Note: We have been customers with Aqua for close to 6 years and never had a problem with billing or late payments. We returned to find no water pressure, no running water, no notification via email, phone, etc. We were very surprised at this termination.
The kicker: Both my daughter (age 9) and I are very sick. We returned from Cali with the bug. We arrived home on Saturday, Oct 31 and immediately contacted Aqua emergency services who responded with ""there is nothing we can do"". Needless to say, we have not had running water in our home for close to three days now, with two very sick individuals and we now see signs of my youngest (age 4) developing the bug. We cannot bathe ourselves to prevent the spread of this bug and the sanitary conditions are not favorable to keep the bug from spreading. I do not want to get graphic, but just imagine the waste of 5 individuals with no running water. This is not acceptable for a family with close to six years of on-time payment.
Just heard from customer service that the earliest they would be able to turn water on is tomorrow, November 3rd. That's the earliest, they can't guarantee it.
Sickened by the lack of customer service and the risk that this puts the rest of the family, neighbors and coworkers. Given the challenges that we face at the city, state and national level regarding flu outbreaks, etc., you'd think a utility provider would have more care and sense in addressing this situation!!!!
Next step is to contact NC DHHS and representatives. Seems Aqua has a hold on our subdivision and we are at their mercy. This not good business or health policy.
Cons: Terrible customer service and inability to respond quickly
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