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Gurugram Resident Alleges Builder Blocked 36th Floor Lift Access
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🗓 02 Nov 2026, 08:47 AM
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A resident of Trump Towers in Gurugram alleged that the builder blocked elevator access to his 36th-floor home, though technical staff were later sent to restore service.
A resident of the Trump Towers residential complex in Gurugram has raised concerns regarding the availability of lift services for his home on the 36th floor. The individual alleged that the builder had blocked elevator access to his specific floor, causing inconvenience and hindering daily movement within the property.
The complaint highlights a dispute between the homebuyer and the construction company over the functional status of the vertical transportation system in the high-rise building. The resident stated that the blockage prevented him from using the lifts to reach his residence, citing this as a breach of the expected services for a fully operational tower.
Following the allegation, the resident provided a follow-up update indicating that the builder responded to the issue. It was reported that technical staff from the construction company were dispatched to the site to address the malfunction or blockage.
According to the resident, the technical team worked to restore elevator access to the 36th floor. While the immediate access issue appears to have been resolved by the intervention of the builder's staff, the incident underscores ongoing challenges faced by residents in Gurugram's luxury housing sectors regarding maintenance and service delivery.
The complaint highlights a dispute between the homebuyer and the construction company over the functional status of the vertical transportation system in the high-rise building. The resident stated that the blockage prevented him from using the lifts to reach his residence, citing this as a breach of the expected services for a fully operational tower.
Following the allegation, the resident provided a follow-up update indicating that the builder responded to the issue. It was reported that technical staff from the construction company were dispatched to the site to address the malfunction or blockage.
According to the resident, the technical team worked to restore elevator access to the 36th floor. While the immediate access issue appears to have been resolved by the intervention of the builder's staff, the incident underscores ongoing challenges faced by residents in Gurugram's luxury housing sectors regarding maintenance and service delivery.