Which department should I complain about the demolition of the load-bearing wall?

Demolition of load-bearing walls can complain to the following departments:

1, complain to the property management company;

2. Complain to the Housing Authority. Generally, there are housing appraisal and testing institutions and supervision departments under the Housing Authority, which can make an authoritative determination on whether the house demolition has an impact on the main building;

If it may cause harm to your personal property, you can also sue the other party in court to remove the obstruction.

What is the complaint process for removing the load-bearing wall?

1. Invite the residents upstairs to find the residential property together, and go to the door to check whether the demolished wall or beam is a load-bearing structure. If yes, it is required to stop work and restore to the original state;

2. If there is no residential property, you can complain to the mayor's hotline 12345 or the people-friendly hotline of the radio and television department. Transfer the hotline to the real estate bureau to investigate the information of the property owner, and order the real estate department or the real estate law enforcement team to conduct on-site investigation. If it is illegal construction, it will be investigated and dealt with by the urban management department;

3, complaints to the urban construction department, quality inspection stations, safety supervision stations and other stations and halls will identify whether the main structure of the house is damaged.

To sum up, removing this heavy wall will bring great danger to the house. If it is found that the load-bearing structure of the house is damaged, you can ask the Housing Authority or the property department to intervene to stop it. You can find a property management company to manage, or you can complain to the Housing Authority. Generally, there are housing appraisal and testing institutions and supervision departments under the Housing Authority, which can make an authoritative determination on whether the house demolition and reconstruction has an impact on the main building.

Legal basis:

Article 5 of the Measures for the Administration of Residential Interior Decoration

The following acts are prohibited in residential interior decoration activities:

(a) without the consent of the original design unit or the design unit with corresponding qualification grade, changing the main body and load-bearing structure of the building without authorization;

(2) Changing rooms or balconies without waterproof requirements into bathrooms and kitchens;

(3) expanding the original size of doors and windows of the load-bearing wall and removing the brick-concrete wall connected with the balcony;

(four) damage to the original energy-saving facilities of the house, reducing the energy-saving effect;

(five) other acts that affect the safety of building structure and use.

The term "building subject" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the structural structure of building entities, including roofs, floors, beams, columns, supports, walls, connecting nodes and foundations.

The term "load-bearing structure" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the main structural members and their connecting nodes that directly transfer their own weight and various external forces to the foundation, including load-bearing walls, uprights, columns, frame columns, piers, floors, beams, roof trusses and suspension cables.