In an effort to reduce the amount of reusable items that tend to be thrown away each week, which take up space not only in the dumpster, but also the landfill, King & Queen Apartments has partnered with County Waste and Recycling | a GFL Company in our recycling program. A 2 sq. yd. recycling container is available at the … Read More
If Maintenance needs to conduct a repair in your apartment
King & Queen Apartments is dedicated to resolving maintenance issues promptly and keeping a safe living environment for its tenants. To ensure a problem or repair is assessed, handled and completed in a timely manner, both King & Queen Management and Maintenance need to know about the problem. This can be done by using the online Maintenance Request Form at KingAndQueenApts.com. Please complete the … Read More
Vinyl Plank Flooring Cleaning and Care
New vinyl plank flooring has been installed into several apartments. The flooring renovation has transformed the look and feel of each apartment unit. The flooring that was installed is top quality, durable material. It is easy to clean and maintain; however, it can still be damaged if no cared for properly. Here is a quick look at an example of … Read More
Bath Tub Care Instructions
Bathtubs throughout the apartment complex have been professionally resurfaced and re-coated, bringing them to virtually brand new condition. DO NOT USE any suction mat of any kind on the floor of your bathtub. Doing so will damage the surface of the bathtub. Before cleaning your bathtub, please review and follow the cleaning instructions below to avoid damaging the new coating … Read More
Surry Power Plant Siren Test Schedule
Dominion Power’s Surry Nuclear Power Station, located in Surry, VA (to the south of Williamsburg, across the James River) supplies power to the Tidewater Area. Full-scale tests of the Early Warning Siren System (EWSS) surrounding the Surry Power Station are scheduled four (4) times a year on the second Wednesday of every third month at approximately 11:10 am. NOTE: One … Read More
Simple Kitchen Safety Tips
Kitchen safety is paramount, especially in multi-family buildings and apartments. Your kitchen is the most dangerous room in your apartment. According to the latest National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) research, cooking is the leading cause of home fires. Two of every five home fires begin in the kitchen-more than any other place in the home. Cooking fires are also the leading cause … Read More
The Importance of Renters Insurance
NOTE: If you take possession of your apartment without a renters insurance policy, you will be doing so at your own risk, and you will be in breach of your lease! Per their lease agreement. every tenant who lives at King & Queen Apartments is required to purchase a renters insurance policy. You probably do not realize the importance … Read More
Energy Conservation Tips & Ways to Reduce Your Monthly Utility Costs
Lowering your monthly utility costs can be as easy as acquiring some habits and a few simple lifestyle changes. Here are some energy conservation tips and some simple ways to reduce your monthly utility bills. Water Conservation Keeping your shower time under 5 minutes could save up to 1,000 gallons a month. Put food coloring in your toilet tank. If … Read More
If you need help with a maintenance repair…
Need help with a maintenance repair? Let’s face it, things break, quit working and leak. If something needs to be fixed in your apartment, it’s important to know when to contact maintenance. Here is some information about maintenance fix problems in your apartment. Be aware of typical maintenance repair assistance. If something breaks that was part of your apartment … Read More
Prevent Kitchen Fires!
From the article, Prevent Kitchen Fires! found on Williamsburg Fire Department’s Website Prevent Kitchen Fires at King & Queen Apartments! Fire Prevention Week ~ October 6th – 12th, 2013 It’s time for Fire Prevention Week, and from October 6-12 the Williamsburg Fire Department is joining forces with the non-profit National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to remind residents to ‘Prevent Kitchen Fires.’ During … Read More