Sewer Overflow Cleanup Responsibility

Summary

Landlords in South Florida are generally responsible for maintaining common areas, including addressing sewage overflows. Review your lease agreement for specific provisions. If the landlord fails to act, consider contacting a local tenant rights organization or filing a complaint with the local health department.

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In South Florida, landlords are generally responsible for maintaining common areas, which includes dealing with sewage overflows. However, this may depend on the specifics of your lease agreement.
- Check the provisions of your lease.
- Consult with a local attorney if necessary.
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That's correct. If the issue persists or if your landlord refuses to address the problem, you may want to consider contacting a local tenant rights organization or filing a complaint with the local health department.