When the house is renovated, the decoration company will put a film on the doors and windows to protect them from scratches and pollution. Is it legal for the property to rush into the house and tear

When the house is renovated, the decoration company will put a film on the doors and windows to protect them from scratches and pollution. Is it legal for the property to rush into the house and tear the film violently? This kind of thing often happens, because more formal property companies are not allowed to advertise in the community in any form without their consent. On the one hand, it is good for the overall environment of the community. Of course, the most important thing is that the property company wants to increase its income (advertising fees). Some renovations often secretly hang some inconspicuous advertisements in various communities.

In fact, I think harmony is more important in this kind of thing. You live in a residential area, so you can't get into trouble with the property management company. This is my suggestion.

On the other hand, the security guards violently tore it up. I think if you insist on this matter, you can only make them apologize (not necessarily), so if you are really angry, you should fight strategically, put a ceiling on it, and enlarge the problem (for example, they can say that they have broken a part of the door and window, and so on). ) until their main leaders come forward.

As for whether it is legal or not, I don't know.

My house was also stuck with the security guard when it was being renovated, but I didn't take it seriously, not afraid, not afraid of them, just didn't think it was necessary. In other words, security guards are basically low in knowledge and sometimes harmless, but they are loud and listen to their leaders for fear of losing their lives and jobs. Only when they have some friction with you can they show their professionalism.

But you are different. You have a decent job and many things to do, which are much bigger than such a trivial matter. Don't care about such trifles.

Of course, it does not rule out the envy of security guards. After all, maybe you can buy a square meter house enough for him to earn half a year's salary.

Ignore them, it's not that you are afraid of them, it's not that you are timid, but that you disdain to argue with them about these trifles.

I don't want to copy the answers from the internet. I am an engineer in the decoration industry, doing design work. You can get to know me in my space.

PS:

I see that your question has been supplemented. The the State Council 1 10 order you mentioned must be nonsense from the property management company.