Water Pipe Burst in Aquarius South Tower

 Water Pipe Burst in Aquarius South Tower

A major water pipe burst occurred in the Aquarius South Tower, originating on the third floor and causing significant damage. Portions of the ceiling were destroyed, including areas above the recently remodeled MToi Beauty Parlor. The third‑floor carpet will likely require full replacement. Several walls had to be opened to allow proper drying and prevent further deterioration of the drywall.

One of the most serious consequences has been the impact on the elevators. Until further notice, some elevators in the South Tower are out of service, creating a substantial inconvenience for residents—especially older individuals and those living on higher floors.


Aquarius is now more than fifty years old, and the age of the building raises concerns about the condition of its plumbing system. It is possible that additional pipe failures may occur in the future. One option worth evaluating is the use of modern pipe‑restoration technologies that reinforce the interior of aging pipes. These methods can strengthen pipe walls, reduce corrosion, and significantly lower the risk of future bursts.

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1 Response to Water Pipe Burst in Aquarius South Tower

  1. Anonymous's avatar Anonymous says:

    Who is going to pay for this? That is my question. Another special assessment?

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