Name: Centennial Apartments
Address: 380 N 1020 E St, Provo, UT 84606, USA, US
Telephone: +1 801-374-1700

Centennial Apartments is a point of interest, located at 380 N 1020 E St, Provo, UT 84606, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 801-374-1700, visit their website www.centennialapartments.com for more detailed information.

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380 N 1020 E St, Provo, UT 84606, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 25 July 2016

Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Ryan Peterson

09 January 2018

I have lived here for over a year. The buildings are old-ish but clean. When something breaks, they usually come within 24 hours to fix it. The pool and hot tub are well maintained. The management has been very fair to me. Parking is bad; the lot is full after 11pm but there are always spots a 4min walk down the street. Management is honest and fair.
Siara Jackson

03 November 2017

I gave myself a tour when I moved in. BOOM!
- Maintenance harasses people occasionally.
- The cleaning people came to clean and made it worse, lol? That was awkward. How about I take "getting motivated to clean 101" if they take "how to clean 101?" deal?
- The management doesn't really care about leasing or making residents happy. That's sad. =/
- They ripped out the nice tress and put in grass. Say goodbye to shade.
- I'd recommend finding another place to live that actually cares about their residents.

- the end

Response to below: My above review was trying to be nice. Who knows what people would say if I said everything that happened at Centennial apartments. I lived here for a while and when I moved out I got slapped with some kind of $30 fee. I asked management if they would kindly showed me where I agreed to this fee charge and they couldn't tell me. Instead they strong armed me into paying it. I paid this place thousands of dollars by the time I moved out and this is the present they left for me. "Here's a $30 move out fee (which by the way we can't tell you what it's for), and Merry Christmas." If you like receiving charges because they think they can do whatever they want, live here. Instead of a "thank you for staying with us," it was a here's a fee on your way out for something totally made up because they can, and they likely will to you to.

Thumbs up if you decided not to live here based on this review. The power of reviews baby. This should teach a lesson.
William Pham

29 August 2017

Charged me $25 for a $1 electronic key card (HID prox cards, I use them/replaced the exact same ones at my work for people all the time,). 3/6 of my roommates paid this fee bc they never originally worked thus naturally thrown away. Tried to reason with them/replace an exact copy of the card which are easily calibrated but front office lady said "thats just how things are" about my fee without trying to make things work. To be fair one of the guys was nice and trying to be helpful. Deposit money also disappears with no explanation.
Adam Mitchell

22 August 2017

Awesome for what you pay! Quick to repair and management always keeps you updated on things! Awesome place.
Joseph Wise

17 June 2017

They just recently renovated the outside with new blue paint, so it looks pretty nice! They are older apartments, but the lower price makes up for that. Maintenance is always very fast to respond.
Austin Pearce

15 June 2017

Relatively low rent keeps tenants from complaining too much about any problems. They kept most of my deposit without explaining why.
Siara Jackson

11 March 2017

I gave myself a tour when I moved in. BOOM!

- Maintenance harasses people occasionally.

- The cleaning people came to clean and made it worse, lol? That was awkward. How about I take "getting motivated to clean 101" if they take "how to clean 101?" deal?

- The management doesn't really care about leasing or making residents happy. That's sad. =/

- They ripped out the nice tress and put in grass. Say goodbye to shade.

- I'd recommend finding another place to live that actually cares about their residents.

- the end
Daniel Terry

02 March 2017

You can't beat the rent prices! The apartments may be a little old and have a somewhat rundown look on the inside, but they're definitely worth the rent you pay for them. No real complaints here. Sometimes maintenance is slow getting to low priority requests ( for example, a broken vacuum) but that isn't too big of an issue. Close proximity to VASA, free shuttle to BYU campus, and plenty of great roommates!
Katie Giles

12 November 2016

Centennial Apartments has been a great place to live. The rooms are fairly spacious and the upkeep is good. A shuttle is available to take you to BYU campus. The management comes up with nice activities, and they are very eager to help with whatever you need. The apartments are a little old and the kitchen doesn't have as much storage space as is needed for six people. All in all though, I have really enjoyed living here.
Raechel Waters

01 August 2016

Centennial is a super social environment! The apartments are a little used and smaller than Sparks II where I used to live. The pool is great. The Rec Room has restrooms and is very large. The Rec Room does have a moldy smell to it, and that's an issue that happens when it's really warm. The A/C in the Rec Room is also not very good. The smart TVs in each apartment are amazing, but the bathrooms are a little small, and the carpet is stained. Overall, I love the environment and the balconies on each apartment. It's very fun!