The expert warned Russians about fines during apartment repairs

Carrying out repairs in a residential building that is accompanied by noise can lead to lawsuits. Alexey Orekhov, an interior decoration expert and General Director of NATEK, told about this on May 24.

"Sanitary rules and regulations <...> establish the maximum permissible noise level in residential premises. It should not exceed 55 dBA during the day and 45 dBA at night. In practice, this means that noise from a hammer drill, construction mixer or concrete mixer at night will be considered a violation, even if the repair itself is legal," he said. "Газете.Ru ".

According to him, for violating the "silence" at night, citizens can be fined from 1 thousand to 5 thousand rubles, officials — up to 20 thousand, and legal entities — up to 80 thousand.

"Violations can be recorded by both police officers and representatives of management organizations," the expert noted.

In addition, Orekhov also added that in order to avoid fines, the owner planning repairs must strictly observe the permissible time and acoustic parameters.

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