Canyon View Apartments

1401 Sandhill Road, Orem, Utah 84058, USA

1.0 out of 5 stars

( 5 reviews)

$1320-$1620

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BYU, Noorda, RMU and UVU

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  • Harmon Slytherin

    Oct 24, 2025

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    So. I have been living here for over a year now. When I first moved in, it was good. Management was friendly and maintenance was timely. Only the maintenance comment still applies. There is currently construction on the road just outside the apartment complex. I wish I could say I knew what they were doing, but I can't because management doesn't communicate hardly at all with the tenants. And speaking of the management-tenant relationship, the front office is always going on about how important the rules are and if you break any of the rules (such as leaving out your garbage cans outside of valet hours, not picking up after your pets, and not doing vehicle maintenance out of your garage/assigned spot) you will be fined and/or evicted. However, these rules are NEVER enforced. I always see people leaving out their cans 24/7, I refuse to walk through the grass after dark on account of dog poop left behind, and I constantly have to deal with people seemingly running mechanic shops out of their garages/assigned spots. And that's not even touching the smoking problem in this NON-SMOKING apartment complex. I know that management is going to see this. Hello, management. After reading this, you probably have a canned response about how you're sorry to hear about my troubles. Well, I don't want your apology. I want you to take what I have complained about and fix it! I don't care how, but fix it. Please and thank you (:

  • Mirage031

    Sep 27, 2025

    • 1.0

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    I have never felt so unsafe living in an apartment complex. The fire sprinkler pipes were leaking and I understand old buildings have more issues. Not only did it take a long time to completely fix everything, including a mold problem, but they did not give notice prior to entering my apartment for follow up repairs and check ups, other than one with a third party. After a morning shift, I was about to get in the shower and one of the maintenance guys entered my apartment after announcing himself twice; I was yelling that I wasn't dressed and barely had time to throw clothes on before he opened the door. He said he came in to see if the paint was dry around the fire sprinkler in the hallway. Another time, I returned from a trip to find half of my bedroom coated in dust from fixing the wall and one of my purses has a hole in it. On one occasion, where I spoke to the office staff about the incident, the maintenance guy stood there, told me my room was messy, but he had covered everything, and didn't touch my stuff; none of that was even remotely the point and I had just packed for an emergency trip. No one told me he was coming into sand and paint the wall that week. The office lady did not intervene and the property manager had her office door open and just sat there while another employee tried to blame shift. Later, I spoke to the property manager in person who apologized and another office lady who justified maintenance entering without notice because when one maintenance request is filed, they just enter for any follow up repairs because they just go through a list everyday. Although the property manager said the last part was not true, the actions, or lack there of, prove otherwise. The follow up maintenance was few and far between for months because the water damage and mold was extensive and the initial repairs did not work, but the behavior continued from the same maintenance guy. The office continued to gaslight me via text explaining how I need to communicate with them. I did. All I wanted was some form of notice prior to entering my apartment, whether it be a call, text, or e-mail. It did stop once I said I will call the police if this continues. It is not difficult to set up a system to notify tenants prior to entering their apartment. I never had this issue with any other apartment complex being this disorganized and adamant about not being courteous. I understand if maintenance needs to enter if something is classified as an emergency, but maintenance entering at those times was not classified, nor disclosed as such during any discussion. I was the one who had to express urgency when the mold was still present and I was getting sick. The head of maintenance brought in a fan right away and sprayed a chemical on the mold, although with all of the follow ups, testing for mold should have been included with major water leaks to catch it earlier. All of this on top of being a one bedroom, one bath apartment, the rent increases did not match the quality; in almost two years, my rent and complex amenities bill increased almost 50% from when I signed the initial lease. With all of that being said, the location of the complex being next to the highway is great. Some of employees were excellent, but a good portion of the office staff and the one maintenance guy made my stay less than pleasant.

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