Renting
Sandy Springs offers many apartment rental options, including high-rise living, townhomes, and a wide variety of apartment communities.
If renters experience problems with their home, they are encouraged to first contact their landlord or property manager to try to resolve the issue.
Common issues handled by the City's Code Enforcement officers include:
- Possible mold: The City of Sandy Springs does not test for mold. However, if evidence warrants testing, the City may require the owner or property manager to hire a third-party company specializing in mold testing to conduct the test and provide the results to the owner and the City.
- Inoperable HVAC systems: Examples include lack of heat or air conditioning.
- Water leaks
- Rodent or pest issues
Residents are encouraged to contact their landlord or property manager when they first notice a problem. If the issue remains unresolved, contact Code Enforcement through the Citizen Response Center at 770-730-5600. The Call Center is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Apartment complex managers can learn more about apartment complex code enforcement compliance in the business section of the website.
