The Wooten Company

The complex is quiet, management and maintenance are really good about getting things fixed.

I've been here now 9 years, I love it. Close to the hwy., stores, and very easy to get on hwy. 60.

We have been living at Polo Club Apartments, a Wooten Property, for a few years. We are happy here.

The manager is very friendly and helpful. We've had a couple of maintenance issues and the past couple of years they have been resolved quickly.

We also like that there are laundry facilities, a workout room, and a pool on site. Now that they have a company managing the pool, it's clean and open more often during the summer.

Ive been living in a Wooten apartment for quite a while and I love my little home! Everyone there is so helpful, and its very pet friendly.

Ive lived here almost two years and never had any issues! They are always so quick with any maintenance requests and the office is super friendly and helpful.

I have no problem with anything to do with the ER call except there was a terrible echo on the call. It was as if I could hear myself yell everything back at me after every word I spoke. It was very distracting.

Aside from the potential 'equipment ' malfunction, the person on the other end of the line was very friendly.

My wife and I had to move from our old place, as we were driving we saw a sign that said rental office, managed by The Wooten Company to cut it short we were deceived from the beginning, by price and the repairs they promised to make after we moved in, and location due to them stalling. When we told them about the repairs that needed to be done they would get a new property manager, they did fix a couple of things finally after 4 months, we decided to take action, I got a hold of different city officials, attorneys, attorney general, and all the people you could possibly talk to, to get the problems solved.

The peeling paint on the ceiling of the garage, and inside started falling. I decided to get a test kit and to see if it was lead and sure enough it was. We called the city, they came out and inspected and found a little health code violations. Then a few days later we received a letter stating they had 9 days to comply, so we decided to call an attorney and ask for some advice, he said it wouldn't be advisable to stay there while they were making repairs then later on that day they called and made an appointment to check out what was wrong.

They looked at the things and the one guy was angry and making comments, but as they were walking out I mentioned the bow in the floor, he stated it wasn't in his report. So then I got suspicious about the whole thing that was going on. Then the next day she called and stated that since we couldn't be there while they were making repairs, she stated that basically we had a choice either move out by the 31st of March and if we moved out by the end of Feb. they would give us are restoration fee back, and we wouldn't have to pay rent for the month of March we were shocked, because we did everything it said in the lease where they didn't at all.

So they are the ones who violated it, but the city or state officials, won't make them abide by the law. So no matter what you read in landlord tenant laws for Missouri it doesn't apply to Springfield.

Beware. This will probably be my last post because they will silence me some way since they are so big.