Ethos Apartments

My husband and I were very excited to move in here, but after being here for only 2 weeks we are ready to move out! It is not even summer yet and our apt is SO HOT! The a/​c only blows in half of the apt. We’ve had the maintenance ppl here multiple times and they keep saying «it’s fine». Our a/​c runs ²⁴⁄₇ and still never gets to the temp it’s set at!!! I’m terrified to get our electric bill. And not to mention it is unbearably humid inside. We have THREE dehumidifiers in our ²⁄₂ and they pull out so much water daily and It’s still miserable. And our breakers pop EVERY SINGLE DAY! Just living our regular daily lives and it blows the breakers. It’s a «gated community» yet the gates haven’t been closed once since we moved in. There were an ungodly amount of bugs in our apt (from scorpions to roaches) that I had to buy my own supplies and spray. Yes, this place is new, pretty and affordable, but I’m ready for our lease to end already.

Current management is the worst. Don’t email them — it disappears evidently because all you hear is crickets. Maintenance is non-​existent even through the portal. I guess with the demand for housing they just don’t care if you’re happy or not.

I just moved into this complex towards the end of May. The staff were nothing short of amazing In helping me through the process. The location is great if you have to work near downtown or if you just want to enjoy all that Austin has to offer. There is a huge shopping center a mile or less away that has just about anything you may need. Overall, the staff at Ethos has been very attentive to my needs and I’m excited to be living in Austin.

IMPORTANT FOR POTENTIAL RESIDENTS: Be sure to note that the rating on this complex is skewed up by the old management. A look at the trend line will show that the complex has received nothing but poor ratings since the new management took over.
The new management (Sherman Residential) is absolutely unbearable. I could go into a pile of small issues, but I’ll address some major ones indicative of their incompetence.
1. They put lights outside my apartment window that make it impossible to sleep. These aren’t the soft yellow lighting that the rest of the complex is bathed in, these are bright white lights. All they do is illuminate a patch of grass where occasionally people will let their dogs leave turds. I have shadows on my ceiling from the blinds thanks to these lights, it’s insane.
After calling to raise the issue, the office was polite and promised to address it. They sent some employee to poke around my bedroom while I was at work, never really addressing the problem. I got no call back and received no compensation. The old management team took every little thing very seriously and would’ve definitely handled this promptly.
2. The gym is disgusting now. They don’t stock the equipment wipes or vacuum it enough anymore.
3. The new payment system sucks, but we were just lucky that the old management had a great one. My real issue here is that my roommate and I had separate accounts with the old complex, but when Sherman took over THEY MERGED OUR ACCOUNTS. We had separate credits (I liked to pay a few months in advance), and they moved our money around! That’s a HUGE no-​no!
Oh, and don’t let them sell you on those community events. They’re pathetic, a joke.
I’m sure they’ll write a response to my post and do nothing to solve my issues. Selling leases is much more important to Sherman than customer satisfaction. I’ve been very polite with the staff to no avail, so this is my last attempt to get some customer service.

Sherman group is a second rate organization that is trying to become a «luxury» brand. Although Greystar had their challenges, service with a smile was not one of them. Aside from the lackluster customer service, you’ll also experience at least a 15 minute wait to cross over the Wm Cannon/​35 intersection– so dont EVER be in a hurry; there is only one exit from the community. Dont be deceived by the pretty grounds, and move in special, you’ll be dissatisfied. With all the challenges one experiences during a work week, they should not have to come to their home and be dissatisfied with their home managers.
Just food for thought.

I have only lived at the Ethos apartments for half a year, but have had absolutely NO problems. Anything that needs fixing, they are quick to fix. The staff has been nothing but friendly every time I bug them or ask a stupid question. The front pool (there are two pools) is amazing, as well as the trails around the apartments. The only two things I can think of that bug me are minor and one of them can’t be helped. The first, there is no washateria and I don’t have a washer and dryer. Yes, there are hook ups in the apartment, but I don’t have them. Second is location (as I said this can’t be helped, just something to think of when moving to a new apartment). You can’t get on 35 without going through the light at William Cannon which sometimes can take up to 20 – 30 minutes to get through. But, most times it isn’t bad. All in all, I love living here. The two dog parks are awesome, the trails around the apartment are nice when going for walks and everyone around seems friendly. I would recommend living here.

I have lived in Ethos for about a year and a half now. I wanted to live in a newer apartment complex with amenities and a management company with great customer service. First, I’m the first resident to inhabit my apt which is great. Next, I love the pools and the clubhouse and the convenience of the resident portal. Greystar was great in the first 8 or 9 months of living here. The leasing staff was responsive, very nice, great resident events, etc. Greystar started to scale back on how great they were to me. It seemed like they were too busy, response times were longer, among other things. Shortly before the end of the year, the management abruptly changed to Sherman Residential. Initially, there were some growing pains as Sherman leasing professionals adapted to managing this space. The resident portal changed, which took a couple of attempts to figure out how to submit a one-​time payment and submit a maintenance request. Every other time I’ve reached out to the Sherman employees, they have quickly and promptly responded. I submitted a request on Sunday night and it was fixed when I got back home on Monday. The cons of living at Ethos to me have been the same. The location leaves much to be desired and the construction was clearly rushed and shoddy in a lot of ways. That being said, I’ve submitted over 25 maintenance/​repair requests before Sherman took over. Robin, Nikia and Melissa have been great. Greystar manages the new apartment complex adjacent to Ethos and, in my opinion, they shifted their priorities to that property instead of Ethos. Sherman has not disappointed thus far. In fact, I renewed my lease and I have found that their policies and fees are more reasonsable than Greystar’s overall.

Don’t live here just because the landscaping looks pretty and the community is new. The construction and facilities are very low quality and the office staff don’t care. I can’t believe that I had to file so many maintenance requests during the past year because some random stuff got automatically broken here and there.
I was the first resident in that unit since it is a brand-​new community. But so many things were broken due to the low-​quality materials they used for the construction. During the merely 1 year that I lived there:
1. the microwave stopped working twice
2. the garage gate was broken once
3. the dishwasher clogged even if i never used it
4. the shower curtain hanger fell of
5. the fuse always randomly got cut out
6. the door at the water heater room can’t be closed
7. the window seal was broken
8. the shower water has some unknown chemistry and it causes the shower tub gets always stained and it is very hard to clean up.
9. All of above were just the stuff that had been broken off in my unit. Not to mention the TV controller in the gym constantly didn’t work,
10. the small TVs on the treadmills have stopped working long long time ago,
11. the key panel on the gate by the mailbox isn’t working and hasn’t got a fix yet.
12.the remote controller for the garage gate wasn’t integrated with the main gate keyfob so I had to carry the huge garage gate remote around.
NEW MANAGEMENT
After the new company took over the community in Dec 2015, the management actually has been worse!!!
1. The maintenance response took longer time. It took only 1 – 2 days before but now about 3 – 7.
2. Nobody responded to my multiple question emails that I sent to
3. They didn’t import my info to their new system correctly and it caused me to miss the rent payment deadline and they fined me $ 50 for that anyway. They lost my phone number so the system didn’t allow me to register the online payment and I had to run to a grocery store to get a money order.
4. No email to notify me that I was one day late for the rent payment. Instead, some office lady came to my apt around 5pm on ¾ to let me know. So what if I wasn’t there like most other working professionals?
In one word, do NOT rent here.

Kudos to our new management at Ethos Apartments, Sherman Residential!
When my significant other and I became residents in October 2015, I understand some people were initially upset from the nearby noise that took place Monday thru Friday, 8/​9am — 5/​6pm due to the construction that needed to be completed from the surrounding developments and that the hiking trails were not completed, and to their satisfaction. While the Ethos complex was less than a year old at the time, people should have expected those types of hiccups. I have worked in corporate hospitality for the last five years, and like any new infrastructure, certain tangibles are accomplished in phases. Regardless, there is no excuse for shaming the previous owners for living in a city where fifty people each day are moving to Austin (according to the U.S. News and World Report on 3÷02÷16). The construction has to be done whether you like it or not, and I concur there was no hidden verbiage in the lease agreement that stated otherwise.
To the stay-​at-​home parents, work from homers, or those who need their personal days, I imagine that there was other issues bothering you when skimming through your poor reviews. Until you live in a city like Chicago (similar population of Austin), you have absolutely no idea what noise is. In reality, most folks would be envious at the price we pay in rent, and all of the amenities that are inclusive at Ethos: two (very clean) pools with lounge chairs and grilling stations, two clubhouses with complimentary WiFi, complimentary coffee, two pool tables and shuffle board, movies and board games to rent at no cost, business center with two Macs and two PCs with wireless printer, 24-​hour fitness center, garbage pick-​up (the most convenient amenity on the block) and even a few dog parks. Move to any other state, and you will not be showered with this type of luxury living, not to forget $ 500 off first months rent. NOTE: I believe the hiking trails are complete, and some may complain that half of them are paved, whereas the other half is gravel, and honestly does it really matter? I am more likely to twist an ankle running down the Greenbelt. As a reminder, the OLD management decided on this project, not Sherman. It was obvious that Sherman was onboard to provide us the necessary resources, and without hesitation. The team was proactive and professional about introducing themselves and welcomed questions, comments or concerns during the entire transition process.
I will standby our new management team for making the positive strides to improve our living situation, while picking up the slack from the previous owners. I worked from home most days during the week, and spent a lot of time around the main office from October — December, 2015. Ironically, some residents felt at ease sharing their opinions with me regarding the previous owners/​staff, and more often than not, the majority felt that they played a ghastly role for filtering out communication. The taped memos on the main lounge doors was their way of expecting everyone to feel informed. Our daily lives can be very demanding, and not everyone operates on the same schedule for setting aside the extra time to check personal emails, especially when our work email is already flooding with things to do. Their way of communicating or lack thereof, caused a lot people to miss out on deadlines or a few of the events, and it was obvious from the responses from my fellow residents. As soon as Sherman took over, residential newsletters, event invitations, fitness calendars and other vital memos have continued to be sent via email, in addition to receiving the raw material being delivered to our front doors.
The new residential payment portals are seamless for those splitting rent or paying in full. In hindsight, I do not blame the new owners for applying tiered processing fees when paying by credit card. The standard has been set to ensure that your due payment is being submitted on time, as it has probably been a struggle for some in the past, and most likely caused the previous owners to be taken advantage of. For now, at least Sherman extends the opportunity to process the payment by card, regardless of the extra fee.
The entire Sherman Residential team has been fiercely working to provide their residents with an authentic living experience. My boyfriend and I are well traveled and have lived the nomad life for some years now, and so I was compelled to write my review and rate the owners from a genuine opinion. A shout out to the women at the front office, for always having a can-​do attitude that remains infectious. THANK YOU for always hosting the BEST organized events in town, and for supporting my guilty pleasure of displaying infused water and mini pastries at the front office each day. These are just some of the little touching points that create lasting impressions. Should i ever encounter someone planning on moving to Austin, I will be sure to advocate!

This is the worst apartment with worst management ever in my 6 years life in Austin.
They do not even response to email with rent fee question which is important for me to know and got late fee without any answer…
I know I need to pay the rent on 1^st of the month, but how can I pay without knowing amount of the rent fee?
Also, they have no parking around 11pm after I finished my work, so I always take time to look for the spot for 5−10min…I always find the spot, but it is really far from my room with long up-​slope after work. I talked to management, but they keep saying «pay the extra parking fee
» Why do not you think about making more spots if you got more people?
I hope everyone not to struggle with these… I sinally can move out in this month anyway.

They changed company and took all account off without notifying to residents. And i called them, and their answer «bc its new management» with rude voice.
NEW MANAGEMENT
SOME OF OFFICER HAVE ATTITUDE.
Its really difficult to do anything in here. We cant study in club house after 10pm.
And even officer doesnt have right to do any account information.
If we pay rent by debit card, YOU WILL PAY $ 50 fee WEIRD RULE.
I never ever had problem with payment but now i need to ONLY use account number and routin number.
And let me tell you, if you have problem, officer will not solve the issue for you. You need to email other person and wait and maybe you will get answer (?) (i am still waiting)
BUT PREVIOUS APT MANAGEMENT, they always say «i will figure out for you and call you before 4 pm» and they always keep the promise.
NOT ANYMORE, NEW MANAGEMENT RUIN THIS APT QUALITY OF LIVING.
Anyone who like to manage money and save money, do not choose this apt.
I MISS PREVIOUS APT MANAGEMENT:(they were so nice to everyone and no attitude. Always wanted to solve problem for resident

Warning!
New management company took over this place and turned it into hell and so difficult to live.
So far, everyone posting within a month or so have hit the nail on the head about this place and the leasing team.
Before greystar sold this property it was an amazing place to live and socialize with neighbors but now it’s dull and boring with a horrible management team. Stay far away from this place and do yourself a favor
Thank goodness the lease is almost up and will be able to live in a greystar community again.

It absolutely blows my mind how difficult the management likes making it to live here. I thought the original owners were bad and was hopeful when new management took over but things are starting to get even worse. For starters, they did a total rehaul of the online resident portal and you can no longer make easy online payments throughout the month. The only option is to set-​up an automatic, recurring payment on the 1^st, 2^nd or 3^rd of the month. This is incredibly inconvenient given the old resident portal (and the portals of any other complex I’ve ever lived in) allowed you to make one-​time payments any time throughout the month. They also charge INSANE fees for using a credit card to pay your rent (ex: $ 50 fee for paying $ 1,200 in rent) — not that I do this, but just as an FYI.
Cray.
One of my irresponsible, inconsiderate and rude neighbors left a huge dent in my car and didn’t leave a note. I contacted the management office to find out how they could help me figure out who did this. Not only did they neglect to call me back with answers to my questions but they ultimately told me they couldn’t help me as their cameras were only there to focus on the buildings — not our personal property or our safety. Cool.
These two instances are only the tip of the iceberg in terms of all the crap I’ve endured living here for a few months. And I’m sure now that I’ve made my feelings and experiences public it’s only going to get worse for me but do yourself a favor, don’t live here.
I will absolutely be moving out as soon as my lease is up. This place is a rip off and I can’t believe how much I’m paying to live SO far south of downtown AND to receive poor customer service from the place I live. No thanks.

I lived here for over a year. The management changed and things have really been going downhill.
It took me 3 – 5 minutes for my presence to even be recognized when I walked into the office to pay my rent. They got rid of (or transferred to a different portal) when the management changed, and the new portal requires that you visit the office first. I live with a roommate and we often pay the rent on separate days, this is now unacceptable. Both payments have to come in at the same time.
The «4 miles of trails» is a huge lie. I jog 5 days a week, and during the warmer season I was using these «trails». They are mainly paved, unpaved, and mulch trails of maybe 400 meters in length that are broken up by sidewalks and having to cross streets. If you use your imagination you can get maybe a mile and a quarter out of them, but it fell far short of what they promised when we signed our lease.
There have been a few issues with the new management and their relationship with the trash collection service (that you pay for). Sometimes they collect, and sometimes they don’t, they are still working things out with them.
Overall I would have given Ethos 4 stars with the previous management, but 3 stars is about right for now. I realize the transition can be hard, but they have done a poor job of communicating with residents. I won’t be renewing my lease here for several reasons stated.
Update: they charged us for everything they possibly could on move out and don’t have anyway of showing invoices for it! Minus a star.

Two stars is being pretty generous. Two stars mostly for Rachel in office who is so sweet and really great to work with. So if you absolutely must lease here at least do yourself a favor and ask for her.
The good:
–Most of the office staff is great with the exception of one person
–Maintenance staff was always friendly and professional and work orders addressed super quick
–Two nice pools that aren’t overrun with kids all the time
–The gym was pretty nice, small, so I don’t recommend going during peak times
–Overall a pretty well maintained property. Yes there is dog poop sometimes but there will always be people who don’t pick up after pets wherever you live.
–Parking was never a huge issue until more recently. We lived in building 6 and a few times we were forced to park all the way by building 19. Ridiculous.
–Nice upgrades and appliances in the actual apartments
–We had a nice view from our balcony
–We really enjoyed our two bedroom floorpan and it was a good price.
–The security gates worked except one time when someone hit one of them and it broke. However the office was quick to get that fixed and running again.
–We had a couple of leak issues that thankfully our insurance covered and were fairly easy to get resolved.
–Most of the residents we met were nice. It didn’t seem like a college party crowd which we liked.
The bad:
–Location. This was the biggest factor when we decided to move out. I guess if chain restaurants and Wal-​Mart is your thing this place is great for you because it really isn’t close to any good restaurants or bars. If you are looking for a neighborhood where you can walk to places, jog, ride your bike, etc this is definitely not for you. Maybe if you work down in this area this would be good but when we moved in we instantly wished we had checked out our surroundings and reconsidered.
— Like other people have said, construction. All the time. That got old really quick.
–Poor insulation like most apartments and low quality building materials. Be prepared to hear everything your neighbors do from watch tv to do laundry.
–We had excessive noise issues with one of our neighbors. We let the office know time after time and they promised to look into it and do something. Nothing was ever done. So I really feel bad for whoever gets to move into our old unit and deal with that on a daily basis. Normal noise is expected. This was way beyond normal and it was to the point where we had to leave our apartment to even get work done. Our light fixtures constantly shook and the ceiling felt like it was going to fall in on a daily basis from the noise of god knows what. 6am? yup! all hours of the night? Yup!
–When we moved in there were scratches to the new cabinets and paint spills on the fake wood floors from the builders that did not get cleaned up.
–The biggest issue we had here was the move out. Our move out week was extremely busy work wise and we will be the first to admit that we probably did not clean to their standards. It was clean but fine. If you wanna charge a fee for cleaning be my guest. Understandable. Nothing was damaged. However these crooks slapped us with chargers for over $ 1k for carpet replacement. Like are you kidding me? Charge me for a carpet clean, fine. I am fine with paying for that if they thought it was necessary. There were no major stains, we did not have any pets, and it was not ruined in any way. We were the first people to live i the unit so please. Do not tell me the carpet is ruined. My boyfriend asked them to provide him with a damage charge sheet as well as an estimate and bid from a professional company stating why they thought the carpet needed to be replaced. They provided neither. If you cannot provide proof of damage or a reason why from a PROFESSIONAL the carpet needs to be replaced, don’t expect to just collect that money no questions asked. We will not be paying for this charge because it is absolutely unecessary and they are trying to take advantage of us.
I would definitely warn everyone to be careful upon move out for sneaky things like this. This is totally unreasonable and I am sure they have tried to do it to others too.
Yes, the apartments are new. Yes, they are pretty. Yes, its s decent price. But the bad outweighs the good here. We have moved to a better neighborhood/​area and couldn’t be happier to be out of this place.

I enjoyed my stay at ethos. The office staff was always super helpful and the maintenance guys were quick and efficient. The pool is nice and I really liked the nature trails. My balcony faced a bunch of trees and I loved the privacy, I have to constantly remind myself to close my blinds at my new apartment because my window faces the pool and other apartments which blows. I would recommend this complex if you’re looking for a relaxed, peaceful environment. The units and appliances are nice/​my bathtub was GIANT (I’m a huge fan of bubble baths and my previous apartment Deerfield had a tiny, child sized «garden» tub which I hated). Thanks Ethos staff for making my time there quite pleasurable. :)

Ethos is a great complex, hands down one of the best places I’ve ever lived in. The management and the staff team is outstanding! They are very professional, courteous and they make you feel at home by remembering your name. They always go the extra mile to make sure any interaction you have with the office is a pleasant experience. The complex is fantastic, with nice running trails and lots of trees and a creek running along the northern edge. Birds are chirping and you may catch a glimpse of a family of deer if you go for a quiet stroll by the water around sunset. The gym is nice, the main pool is great, the club house is inviting. The secondary club house and pool are nice as well. The property is also extremely well maintained, features lots of grassy areas and a great dog park. If you have a pet, this is the place for you. If you ride a motorcycle or have a classic car, the garages have power outlets to plug in your battery tender, very convenient. The units are also well equipped and very nice. Downstairs units have sealed/​stained concrete floors which add great style & function. The downstairs back yards, where available, are a very good size. While the price isn’t «cheap», whatever that may mean in Austin nowadays, you get what you pay for and then some. The fact that the shopping/​lifestyle center at Southpark Meadows is just a few minutes away, featuring great dining, shopping and entertainment, is just the cherry on top. Highly recommended!
We had to move out due to a career advancement that required relocation, but if our path ever brings us back to South Austin we would rent at Ethos again in a heartbeat.

Ethos is hands down my favorite complex I’ve ever lived in. Yes, the rent is a little high, but it’s a brand new property and I felt very safe during my time here. The infinity pool is gorgeous and has ample room surrounding it for hanging out. For an apartment complex, the 24 hour gym (looks) pretty decent. There’s a trail around the perimeter of the property for exercise and walking doggies.
Any and all maintenance issues or simple correspondences were answered and tended to in a timely manner. Rachel was such a pleasure to work with when I signed my lease, and Ricky always made himself available for to help. The nicest thing about the office staff is that they actually remembered me, my name and which unit I lived in. It’s nice to not just be another nameless tenant!
My only complaint is simply the layout of my apartment. I feel like some things are backwards, i.e. the dishwasher opens in a way that it always hits the cabinet handles when opened, and my bathroom door blocks use of one of the drawers when open. Other than that, I enjoyed the large split floor plan.
I would recommend Ethos to anyone who can afford it (my unit was $ 1300 for a 2B 2BR, and I know they were raising the prices when I moved out).

Oh where to begin… First of all, I’m going to completely agree with Kyla J.‘s review. Until I met my upstairs neighbor, I thought there was an elephant living up there, but then I realized it wasn’t my poor neighbor’s fault, it’s the horrible quality of the building. You can hear neighbors cough, you can hear toilets flushing loudly, you can listen to what your neighbor is watching on tv. I have lived in several apartments and this is the worst when it comes to noise. Maybe it’s different depending on the building you’re in, who knows. In addition to all of that in the evenings, let’s talk about daytime noise. I was sold on this property’s «panoramic views» and the fact that it is surrounded by a supposed tranquil nature preserve, and since I was going to be working from home, I was excited about the peacefulness that I thought I was going to get. When I first moved in, I was «lucky» and got a whopping $ 500 off my first months rent because there was still a bit of construction going on that was supposed to be over within a month and all that was left to do were a few landscaping things. I spent the month of December listening to non-​stop beeping outside of my patio because they were laying out the material for the nature trail. Then one day I went outside and all of the trees on the south side of the property were gone. Another apartment property is going up right next to us. So some of us that just moved in get to hear the construction of an entire property go up right next to us. Did I mention the giant mulcher machine that was used for a few weeks right next to my building? So lots of residents got robbed of their panoramic view, and some of us are robbed of our peace and quiet, so forgive me for being a little cranky and sarcastic. When I mentioned my displeasure with the neighboring construction, of course management is hands off and provided this response, «The construction of the apartment community next to ours is not something that Ethos has detailed information about. The property next door is not managed by Greystar nor is it part of Ethos so the noise would not have been something we could have disclosed to you prior to your leasing and move-​in day.» This HAS to be a flat out lie. Even if the neighboring property is not a Greystar property, the fact that our property is sharing multiple driveways and there is a shared hideous gate link fence that has gone up, it is really hard for me to believe that they had no knowledge that a property was going to be built. I just moved in at the end of October and this new construction started at the beginning of December, so I really think that they did know what was going to happen. Part of the property is just plain ugly with piles of dirt and mud from the construction.
So, now that I’ve let you know that many of us now live next to an active construction site for the next year, what are some of the other problems? People don’t clean up after their dogs, which is really annoying, but that’s just scummy people. The office personnel love to spout out policy and are very robotic, but I suppose that’s what some people consider professional. There is only one way in and one way out of here and you have that horrible light at William Cannon. I think this complex has been open for a year now and they still do not have lighting at the entrance, so when you come home at night you can’t really see the entrance and when you slow down you have people driving behind you hauling ass almost hitting you. This might not sound like a big deal, but wait til you have to slam on your brakes a few times to not miss the turn or almost get rear ended by someone speeding behind you. I did ask about a light out there and they were just getting bids for it in December (again, the property has already been open for a year), so who knows when it will actually go up. There’s a crappy fenced in area by my building that is supposedly a dog park, but no one goes to it because it hasn’t been maintained. I also asked about this and was told that eventually they will do some landscaping and put some chairs in there. There’s caution tape and nasty dirt by my building that is supposed to be to the nature trail. Parking can be annoying sometimes and I was told that there would be covered parking options, but there isn’t, at least not anywhere near me. They do have the option of a detached garage for an extra $ 100 a month.
Pretty much this entire experience has been nothing but a huge disappointment. I thought I was getting natural living, but instead I’ve gotten nothing but a headache. It’s just not worth the price they are charging and if I could move out right now, I would in a heartbeat. I hate that I wasn’t given all of the information to make my decision. I feel I was deceived and that’s going to be pretty difficult to get over. Now comes the robotic response from the management thanking me for my feedback and to contact them with any concerns.

Since my last post, our yard has been fixed and has yet to be flooded. We have had other issues and needed office assistance and they were extremely helpful. The only issue I had with Ethos was my yard and it’s since been fixed and so has this review!