Alight Laramie

While this place offers the convenience of a personal bath and comfortable living experience, just like many other reviewers have said, you will most likely have issues when moving out. My apartment and bedroom were never deep-cleaned by Alight before I moved in because there were other occupants living there beforehand. However, I was still charged outrageous fees for cleaning and damages when I moved out. I disputed this, but they told me that unless a specific occupant admits responsibility for a particular damage or cleaning cost, all three residents will be charged equally. I honestly don’t know how to feel about paying $291.68 for cleaning and damages—especially when $171.68 of that was just for cleaning the common area. Need I add that another occupant and I thoroughly deep-cleane

The maintenance guys that came through Chris and Dan were very respectful and nice, my dog absolutely loved them. They did a great job fixing my sink and being very thoughtful about any follow up needed for the work order.

The front office staff are always so wonderful and friendly when I need any assistance. I often interact with Baizelle who is extremely friendly and doesn't make it feel as if you are just a number. Love this place!

Trash is a constant and reoccurring issue - I was told to keep my trash at home or add to the pile. -Alight will not take responsibility for litter in the neighboring park. - Alight is not taking proactive steps to clean the environment, As Trash remains scattered across the lot, and into water ways, despite’s the issue “resolved” - There was an expectation that I would take time away from my job and to do alights job. Attached is a direct quote from management. “I must express my disappointment that I did not see your assistance in the trash clean-up while others did step up to help. If the situation was indeed a significant concern for you, I would have expected your participation in resolving it.”

I would highly recommend not living here, but in Laramie, there are currently only so many rentals. Alight Laramie, a Scion Company, has apartment facilities in college towns so they can take advantage of college students by advertising they are "all inclusive." Its actually comical they use that statement for advertising being that the furniture, appliances, etc. in the apartments, are cheap and disintegrate, or have already fully disintegrated when one moves in. This alone shows they cut corners. When one puts in a work order for these items to be fixed, they are never fixed at all or properly. Or, they wont fix it because it's "on it's way out" and state they will fix it when it is no longer functioning. It is also clearly seen they have raised rent exponentially to take advantage of s