Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Jul 20th 2007, 10:54 am
#3271
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi All,
I have had two of the people who own townhouses in Esuri Manzana 4 have higher than normal gas bills. They both have been visited by the gas board this morning after calling the number on your Gas bill the one that ends in 750. Both have leaks one beside the meter and the other has been cut off until they dig it up.
I do not want to alarm anyone but if you are getting high gas bills please check your installation.
Turn off the gas at the general stopcock and see if you meter keeps moving.
It is better safe than sorry or having to pay bills of over 90-160€.
Te gas board are quick and efficent and will be at your home within 90 mins if there is anything wrong.
Regards
Michael
I have had two of the people who own townhouses in Esuri Manzana 4 have higher than normal gas bills. They both have been visited by the gas board this morning after calling the number on your Gas bill the one that ends in 750. Both have leaks one beside the meter and the other has been cut off until they dig it up.
I do not want to alarm anyone but if you are getting high gas bills please check your installation.
Turn off the gas at the general stopcock and see if you meter keeps moving.
It is better safe than sorry or having to pay bills of over 90-160€.
Te gas board are quick and efficent and will be at your home within 90 mins if there is anything wrong.
Regards
Michael
Jul 20th 2007, 11:04 am
#3273
MEL & JOHN
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 720
Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Thanks for that Gas comparison, gives us all an idea of what the bills should be. Cheers Michael for, yet again, valuable advice. By the way it was me (should that be "it was I" ??) who popped into your office a few days ago to thank you for your postings and your informative web site.
Whilst we were there fadesa came in and took our toilets off too although I am pleased to say ( hope I am not tempting fate) that we have not had problems since our first stay at the house last June - I am madly touching wood as I type. He only did the two upstairs as said it wasn't necessary to do the downstairs one. Hope that's right.
Anybody else in the townhouse Lomas area saddened by the mess there. Bins over-flowing with rubbish, empty rubbish enclosures with rubbish thrown in there anyway ( by townhouse residents and their furniture/equipment suppliers - tut, tut ). The gardens around the outside of all the manzana's look untidy, weeds and dead and dying plants. Such a shame. We went with our neighbours to AEA / ADA (Manola there) and complained and spoke to Paula at the Shed and our neighbour has complained in writing to Miguel at after sales.
Moan, moan
Mel
Jul 20th 2007, 11:10 am
#3274
Joined: May 2004
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hiya Sam
Thanks for that Gas comparison, gives us all an idea of what the bills should be. Cheers Michael for, yet again, valuable advice. By the way it was me (should that be "it was I" ??) who popped into your office a few days ago to thank you for your postings and your informative web site.
Whilst we were there fadesa came in and took our toilets off too although I am pleased to say ( hope I am not tempting fate) that we have not had problems since our first stay at the house last June - I am madly touching wood as I type. He only did the two upstairs as said it wasn't necessary to do the downstairs one. Hope that's right.
Anybody else in the townhouse Lomas area saddened by the mess there. Bins over-flowing with rubbish, empty rubbish enclosures with rubbish thrown in there anyway ( by townhouse residents and their furniture/equipment suppliers - tut, tut ). The gardens around the outside of all the manzana's look untidy, weeds and dead and dying plants. Such a shame. We went with our neighbours to AEA / ADA (Manola there) and complained and spoke to Paula at the Shed and our neighbour has complained in writing to Miguel at after sales.
Moan, moan
Mel
Thanks for that Gas comparison, gives us all an idea of what the bills should be. Cheers Michael for, yet again, valuable advice. By the way it was me (should that be "it was I" ??) who popped into your office a few days ago to thank you for your postings and your informative web site.
Whilst we were there fadesa came in and took our toilets off too although I am pleased to say ( hope I am not tempting fate) that we have not had problems since our first stay at the house last June - I am madly touching wood as I type. He only did the two upstairs as said it wasn't necessary to do the downstairs one. Hope that's right.
Anybody else in the townhouse Lomas area saddened by the mess there. Bins over-flowing with rubbish, empty rubbish enclosures with rubbish thrown in there anyway ( by townhouse residents and their furniture/equipment suppliers - tut, tut ). The gardens around the outside of all the manzana's look untidy, weeds and dead and dying plants. Such a shame. We went with our neighbours to AEA / ADA (Manola there) and complained and spoke to Paula at the Shed and our neighbour has complained in writing to Miguel at after sales.
Moan, moan
Mel
I heard through the grapevine that another manzana was getting fed up with Ada (watch this space).
Regards the bin areas, they have now put the bins in them so things should start looking a bit tidier.
Jul 20th 2007, 11:40 am
#3275
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
So I am halfway to a win, or a third of the way to a loss. ;-))
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Jul 20th 2007, 12:16 pm
#3277
Luz Living
Joined: Nov 2004
Location: Ayamonte
Posts: 333
Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hiya Sam
Thanks for that Gas comparison, gives us all an idea of what the bills should be. Cheers Michael for, yet again, valuable advice. By the way it was me (should that be "it was I" ??) who popped into your office a few days ago to thank you for your postings and your informative web site.
Whilst we were there fadesa came in and took our toilets off too although I am pleased to say ( hope I am not tempting fate) that we have not had problems since our first stay at the house last June - I am madly touching wood as I type. He only did the two upstairs as said it wasn't necessary to do the downstairs one. Hope that's right.
Anybody else in the townhouse Lomas area saddened by the mess there. Bins over-flowing with rubbish, empty rubbish enclosures with rubbish thrown in there anyway ( by townhouse residents and their furniture/equipment suppliers - tut, tut ). The gardens around the outside of all the manzana's look untidy, weeds and dead and dying plants. Such a shame. We went with our neighbours to AEA / ADA (Manola there) and complained and spoke to Paula at the Shed and our neighbour has complained in writing to Miguel at after sales.
Moan, moan
Mel
Thanks for that Gas comparison, gives us all an idea of what the bills should be. Cheers Michael for, yet again, valuable advice. By the way it was me (should that be "it was I" ??) who popped into your office a few days ago to thank you for your postings and your informative web site.
Whilst we were there fadesa came in and took our toilets off too although I am pleased to say ( hope I am not tempting fate) that we have not had problems since our first stay at the house last June - I am madly touching wood as I type. He only did the two upstairs as said it wasn't necessary to do the downstairs one. Hope that's right.
Anybody else in the townhouse Lomas area saddened by the mess there. Bins over-flowing with rubbish, empty rubbish enclosures with rubbish thrown in there anyway ( by townhouse residents and their furniture/equipment suppliers - tut, tut ). The gardens around the outside of all the manzana's look untidy, weeds and dead and dying plants. Such a shame. We went with our neighbours to AEA / ADA (Manola there) and complained and spoke to Paula at the Shed and our neighbour has complained in writing to Miguel at after sales.
Moan, moan
Mel
I spoke to the townhall about it yesterday (lunchtime)and they had a gang up there this morning tidying it all up( the rubbish beside the bins). Javi from the townhall was really good.
Regards
Michael
Jul 20th 2007, 12:43 pm
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Jul 20th 2007, 3:16 pm
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Jul 20th 2007, 3:40 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
We are in the process of organising utilities, furniture and so on, there are sure to be a lot of questions to follow.
Unfortunately, this week we have returned to the floods but hope to return to Ayamonte very soon.
I am trying to organise payment of the management fees. Someone in the club house told me that the original company, AEA Administration, originally employed by Fadesa are no longer working at Costa Esuri. Furthermore, that a new company called ADA Administration are management the development
The notice in my folder has AEA's contact. Can anyone point me in the direction of the correct management company.
I saw ADA written here, so thought I might ask.
Roger
Jul 20th 2007, 3:45 pm
#3285
Joined: May 2004
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
HELLO to fellow expats. Last week, the Green family finally completed on our townhouse property in Costa Esuri, Ayamonte.
We are in the process of organising utilities, furniture and so on, there are sure to be a lot of questions to follow.
Unfortunately, this week we have returned to the floods but hope to return to Ayamonte very soon.
I am trying to organise payment of the management fees. Someone in the club house told me that the original company, AEA Administration, originally employed by Fadesa are no longer working at Costa Esuri. Furthermore, that a new company called ADA Administration are management the development
The notice in my folder has AEA's contact. Can anyone point me in the direction of the correct management company.
I saw ADA written here, so thought I might ask.
Roger
We are in the process of organising utilities, furniture and so on, there are sure to be a lot of questions to follow.
Unfortunately, this week we have returned to the floods but hope to return to Ayamonte very soon.
I am trying to organise payment of the management fees. Someone in the club house told me that the original company, AEA Administration, originally employed by Fadesa are no longer working at Costa Esuri. Furthermore, that a new company called ADA Administration are management the development
The notice in my folder has AEA's contact. Can anyone point me in the direction of the correct management company.
I saw ADA written here, so thought I might ask.
Roger
It all depends on what manzana you are on. Manzana 3 and 4 are with Mega Fincas, Ive no idea who 5 are with and 1,2 and 6 are with Aea/Ada. The origional contract was with Aea but all of a sudden it has changed. I have an email that was forwarded to me from someone in the apartments from Aea who say they have nothing at all to do with Costa Esuri. I dont know who signed the new contract with Ada and I find it all very dodgy. Contact your manzana president who will be able to tell you more.