Can you decorate and construct on holidays?

You can't decorate and construct on holidays.

The Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Noise Pollution clearly points out that it is forbidden to carry out noisy decoration and other disturbing operations in residential buildings on legal rest days, holidays and from 22: 00 to 6: 00 the next day (except for emergency repair operations and continuous operations due to production process requirements or special needs). When working in other time periods, noise control should be reduced to reduce the interference to the surrounding residents.

It can be seen that holidays cannot be decorated and built. However, if it is a newly delivered house, and there are no neighbors living in it, and there are no adjacent buildings around the house, some less noisy renovation activities can still be carried out with the permission of the property or relevant departments. The premise is that you must not disturb the people, otherwise you may be complained.

Countermeasures for disturbing people by decoration

1. Regularly inspect the construction site: As a decoration owner, regularly inspect the construction site to ensure that workers comply with the noise control regulations. If the construction team is found to have excessive noise or improper behavior, measures can be taken to correct it in time.

2. Adjust the construction time: generally, the noise generated by decoration is the most during the day. If possible, the decoration owner can consider arranging the noise-producing work at a reasonable time during the day to avoid construction in the early morning or at night, so as to reduce the impact on neighbors.

3. Use sound insulation materials: In the decoration process, you can consider using sound insulation materials, such as using sound insulation boards or curtains in the construction area to reduce noise transmission. This helps to reduce the spread of noise and reduce the interference to neighbors.

Baidu Encyclopedia-People's Republic of China (PRC) Environmental Noise Pollution Prevention Law