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My husband and I live in an apartment building on the top (third) floor.  Our blinds are always open during the day (like most people's).  Today, I walked into our bedroom to see a ladder right outside of our window, with a guy passing by on his way up to the roof.  In all, there were 3 different guys going up and down the ladder over a 15 minute period.  Thankfully, I was mostly covered up in sweats and a sports bra, but what if I had just gotten out of the shower or was changing?  Besides that, I just don't like people looking into my windows, period.

I work from home and our property managers are very aware of this, so they know I am home at this time of day.  We were given no notice that there would be people outside of our window, or I would have surely closed the blinds.  

I am willing to give the property managers the benefit of the doubt that they were not aware of where the maintenance guys were going to put their ladder, but I feel it was a gross oversight that they didn't tell them specifically where they could climb up.  There are large laundry rooms on all three floors, one on top of the other, that would have been only about 75 feet to the left of where they climbed up, and since two property managers have offices in our building, I know they talked to someone before climbing onto the roof.

I am truly not one to complain, usually, but this just really rubs me the wrong way.

Am I wrong to feel upset by this?  Is there any way that I can address this with property management?
<bot>: Maintenance guys placed their ladder in front of my bedroom window and property management never mentioned anything about it. Am I wrong to be upset by it? Can I address it with property mgmt?