Mr. Moore said he was relying on his stove and a space heater for warmth.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Jonathan Moore contacted 19 News Troubleshooters for help earlier this week.“I had to run the oven and the space heater since November,” said Moore.This comes after 19 News contacted the owners of Moore’s building multiple times since Tuesday.
“After checking everything, we decided to replace a bunch of parts in his radiator to make sure everything was functioning properly,” the owners told 19 News over the phone.“I appreciate that they’re remodeling the apartments... I just got stuck with a bad one... with heat now, it’ll be much better, more comfortable and I don’t have to sleep in my clothes,” said Moore.“If it wouldn’t have been for you coming here Tuesday, it never would of happened.
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