Overall experience Overall, I think Splitspot works well if you are persistent with issues. However, the initial quality of the service is not the best. When I first arrived to my apartment, a lot of appliances were broken and some electricity outlets not working. The cleaning service that they offer is very poor as well. I don't really feel a difference when the cleaning crew comes prior to a new roommate move-in. But, as mentioned, they finally solve problems after being patient and persistent.

Inhumane living situations FILTHY apartment. The house I live in has NEVER been deep cleaned, there are even hair from previous tenants stuck to the walls. CRAZY expensive for what it is. Damages are not taken care of (they send YouTube videos instead of professionals) and we also have a massive rodent problem - they said they would send an exterminator, guess what, somebody came and put up ONE (!) additional trap… no serious solution to the problem! The company does not care at all that people are living in inhumane housing situations. I am considering taking legal actions against SplitSpot mainly because of the health concerns that come with the housing. Please spread the word that people should avoid SplitSpot as much as possible!

NEVER Rent with SplitSpot Have never had customer service as poor as this before. Never received keys to the building, lock boxes were empty and no codes had even been provided. 6 weeks with broken AC during two 95 degree heatwaves in Boston and after 3 weeks all they did was reset the breaker, AC was never even fixed, I was just moved out. Was then charged for full utilities even with the broken AC, $75 out of my security deposit just to review the property even after photos of empty clean room were provided? Tours of the apartment with no notice given, and we were only informed of any visits after they would have come.

Split spots is terrible, terrible, TERRIBLE Split spots is terrible! From the beginning they had TERRIBLE customer service. The unit my roomates and I moved into looked nothing like in the pictures. They would change locks, and send people in the unit. When other tenants or another individual would be send from split spots to do a service they would knock once and if they got no answer they would proceed to open the door with there own key. This would happen often and even when we’re not there. I had to hide some of my personal belongings because I was afraid it would get stolen in “my own home,” as a girl I had to lock my own bedroom door, and take other safety precautions just in case split spot workers would come uninvited. Whenever we would have an issue it would take months for it to be looked at and when it was looked at it probably wouldn’t be fixed. There was an insect and rat infestation which ruined my furniture and clothes. Ofc we informed split spot about this and they did nothing about it. Whenever we wanted to go in contact with split sports it would take days to even get a response. My roomates and I got tired of the situation, refused to pay for the last couple rents or utilities and got out of there as soon as we could. There were 3 people living in our unit ( including me) and utilities cost each person over 250$ a month. I have been living in Boston apt and I have never spent that much on gas and electricity. Utilities was basically 1/3 of my rent for a trash place. Split spots did send us several emails after telling us to pay our fees but quickly stopped when we told threatened them with legal charges for there unmaintained and hazardous units.

New Microwave I have been asking for a microwave since I monitor my room on December 1, 2022. I cannot blame Splitspot AT ALL, because they were in constant contact with me and provided me with updates even when there was nothing to update. I just wish that my landlord was as on top of things as Split Spot and it's team. My only complaint is that I wish my roommates were cleaner, but I guess that's what Chlorox wipes are for. If it wasn't for the SplitSpot teams diligence I would probably still be without a microwave. Thank you for all your help.