Business data from Google Business Profile, checked 2026-08-23. Facts from the business's own website were fetched 2026-07-24.
Most residents report a pleasant, clean community with standout maintenance responsiveness; Braden and other crew members consistently fix issues within 24 hours and communicate well. Long-term tenants prize the peaceful setting, nearby lake, dog park, and amenities like the gym and pool. However, move-out security deposit charges require careful documentation-the business has been known to charge for normal wear and tear, though charges can be reversed upon dispute. New and departing residents should document condition and review all invoices before accepting deductions.
Last verified 2026-08-23
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Most residents praise SageWater Village for attentive maintenance, welcoming staff like Jenna, Darah, and Omar, and a clean, walkable property with a pond and pool. One long-term resident flagged persistent smoking violations despite repeated complaints, though even that reviewer credited maintenance with being excellent.
Residents consistently praise the cleanliness of units, the speed of maintenance requests through Braden and the leasing team's warmth. North Fort Worth location offers short drives to shops and dining with minimal traffic noise. Management responsiveness fractures sharply: routine maintenance excels, but handling of major issues (flooding, foundation cracks, security breaches) shows avoidance, defensive communication, and reluctance to release leases or reimburse fairly.
Half the reviews praise the modern finishes, welcoming staff (especially Madison and Leslie), and quick maintenance. The other half report severe soundproofing gaps and dispute aggressive move-out charges for normal wear and tear, including fridge door discoloration and carpet cleaning costs. Management enforces tenant fees tightly but overlooks violations: unregistered dog breeds, pet waste throughout grounds, smoking indoors, and non-resident amenity use. Several residents cite safety lapses, including a protruding nail that required medical attention and mushrooms in the dog park.
Last updated 2026-08-23
