The property manager ECDI has a long way to go when it comes to customer service. I notified ECDI about a foul odor when we arrived on June 3. It was an issue with the garbage disposal, we did not see anyone from maintenance to address that issue until I reported it again and added that the sink was backing up. They finally sent someone on June 8th. So it took 5 days of a 7 day trip to address the original issue. I had planned on just letting that issue go until the AC unit sprang a leak. We were awoke by Tidewater maintenance at 6:30am, on June 8th, and were informed that the substance leaking was coming out on the floor below. This issue was reported to ECDI no later than 9:00am. The maintenance guy that arrived around 9:30am did fix the disposal. Me and my wife cleaned up the leaking coolant, using our beach towels so we didn’t mess up the unit towels. Not one time did anyone from ECDI offer to come clean the floor of the unit. I called again right around 5:00pm on June 8 to inform ECDI that the AC wasn’t fixed, I was told that an AC repair company had been contacted about an emergency call out, they arrived on June 9, and when they left the ac still didn’t work, ECDI stopped responding to me when I requested the material data for the pink coolant coming from the AC unit. So we were exposed to something that I haven’t received details about, ECDI want respond and VRBO tells you to work with the property manager to solve any issues.