Noise disturbs the property, can I complain or sue the property? How to collect evidence of noise violation?

Hello, according to your description, you have three questions, and I will answer them for you respectively:

One, about the property omission can have the following treatment methods:

1. negotiation: in case of any dispute with the property, you can communicate with the property company in time and put forward corresponding suggestions and requirements. (Note that it may be useful to negotiate with the property management company, but it is probably useless to negotiate with the inactive property management personnel. )

2. Complaint: The owner can also report the inaction of the property to the corresponding directly affiliated departments such as the Housing Authority, and the competent department will make corresponding management arrangements. For property companies with many complaints from owners and bad credit, there will be restrictions on the "access" mechanism in the future.

3. Arbitration and litigation: The owner can also choose to file an arbitration against the property management company or bring a lawsuit to the court. This needs to pay attention to collecting the corresponding evidence of property inaction in daily life, such as the noise that you said is not handled, inaction and other issues. But in reality, although the owners are dissatisfied with the property, there are few lawsuits, because the property litigation is complicated, time-consuming and labor-intensive.

4. Property change: According to the law, all owners in the property management area form the owners' meeting. The owners' meeting may be attended by owners whose exclusive parts account for more than half of the total construction area and more than half of the total number of owners in the property management area. In the case of "two and a half", you can decide to hire or dismiss the property service enterprise with the same decision.

Second, on the question of who to sue:

Can sue, sue neighbors for infringement of neighboring rights, and sue property inaction.

Three. How to collect evidence in prosecution;

1, mediation and collection: first seek mediation from the property management company, and the process can be recorded, videotaped or listed on paper.

2. Self-collection: Evidence can be recorded by audio recording or collected by other means. Record several times a day, during which time period, and how many noise decibels have been reached.

3, alarm: you can call the police during the noise period, and let the police come when the neighbors disturb the people. 1 10 has a police transcript, a recorder, and oral records of both parties, which can be used as evidence for prosecution.

4. Professional organization: The most powerful evidence is to find a qualified unit to conduct noise monitoring, and prove that it exceeds the standard according to the "Community Noise Emission Standard" (GB 22337—2008), and then sue him. But the cost is high and the compensation is likely to be limited. It is likely that the compensation is not enough to monitor.