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Noisy builders on existing properties.

Jaymack
I have had immediate neighbours carrying out building work........... an extension etc, this has been going on since April.


I appreciate that most building noise is unavoidable but loud radios and foul language is not acceptable IMO. Even when chastised, they seem to think that it is a right applicable to builders and continue.? I had to resort to loud dB's on Classic FM on a sound blaster for a few days, to get them to desist from their their music at least. Is this an indication of intelligence or upbringing, Do electricians have the same disregard for others?, would you do it? How is it prevented?


Jaymack

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    You have my sympathy Jaymack.


    The Local Authority environmental officers are your best course of action. They deal with all kinds of nuisance from neighbours. If the work was subject to planning permission, it is also likely there are some conditions under which it was granted, such as working hours, on street parking and of course noise.


    Let us know how you get on,


    regards,
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    You have my sympathy Jaymack.


    The Local Authority environmental officers are your best course of action. They deal with all kinds of nuisance from neighbours. If the work was subject to planning permission, it is also likely there are some conditions under which it was granted, such as working hours, on street parking and of course noise.


    Let us know how you get on,


    regards,
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