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When does a residential landlord have to turn on the air conditioning in Philadelphia?
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∙ 10y ago
Normally an air conditioner is controlled by the tenant as part of his electricity.
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Utilties control apartments can the landlord not turn on the air condition cause tenants are late on there rent?
I don't know of a state that requires a landlord to provide air conditioning. I'm in Massachusetts, which, like most states has laws about heat, but not A/C. So, this wouldn't violate any sanitary code. It might be a breach of contract, but, then, if you didn't pay your rent, that goes both ways.
How would you get superheat of a residential air conditioner?
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