Homeowners at an apartment complex in Sligo have come together to tackle urgent repair needs stemming from fire safety deficiencies and water damage issues that emerged after their 2020 purchases. This collective effort has already seen around 100 residents contribute nearly €600,000 in repair costs, alongside annual management fees of €2,000. The situation highlights both the financial burden faced by homeowners and the importance of collective action in managing such significant challenges in multi-residential buildings.
Homeowners at the Sligo apartment complex have united in their efforts to address critical fire safety and water ingress issues, spending hundreds of thousands on repairs.
Since purchasing their property in 2020, Kieran Timmons and his wife have faced significant challenges with their home's fire safety features and ongoing water leakage problems.
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