Working construction on Sundays?

  • Erstellt am 2017-09-03 09:43:48

abemann

2018-02-25 12:57:01
  • #1
As long as it is not regular, I don't see a problem with it.
If you work during the week, you just don't get much done. For someone who is employed, only the weekend remains. And since renovating also comes to an end at some point, it can be tolerated now and then. Anyone who gets hung up on that should perhaps move to a deserted island.
Last summer, I had to mow the lawn a few times on Sunday because it rained on the other days. If I hadn't done that, I wouldn't have been able to get through the jungle anymore.
One should keep things in perspective.

Mmh, good transition,
I am an atheist and find it (Attention, exaggerated expression) sometimes annoying when the church bells joyfully chime on [SONNTAG].
For me, in that sense, it's also a kind of noise disturbance on the day of rest.
 

Meicel

2018-04-05 17:50:44
  • #2
I would say that no one will probably mind indoor work that is quiet.
 

Payday

2018-04-06 20:11:16
  • #3
As already said, ringing the neighbor's doorbell and checking is the best. At a distance of 50 meters, people don’t hear anything from your house. You can easily use the angle grinder on Sundays as well. Especially in winter/rain/autumn etc., people are indoors. Then it’s not only your insulation but theirs as well. The neighbor will very likely never hear anything. It’s different if you’re sawing on a Sunday afternoon in midsummer and the grandma is visiting the neighbor and they’re drinking coffee outside. That will definitely cause trouble, and it should be avoided. In the end, the noise is acceptable as long as no one complains. In our microcosm area, we have really tolerant neighbors. They don’t care that I turn on the circular saw in my shed on Sundays at 2 p.m. Nobody hears it in the neighboring houses anyway, and if someone is sitting outside, I wouldn’t saw. And if someone comes, I of course turn it off immediately (has never happened so far). You should definitely avoid stress with neighbors. So far, I have always done very well this way. I get along very well with all the immediate neighbors.
 

Alex85

2018-04-06 20:22:15
  • #4


Well. Most people get annoyed in silence and then resent you forever without you ever having had a chance to find out about it.
 

ypg

2018-04-07 01:02:02
  • #5


Whether I’m sitting outside or not, no neighbor can see that. With us, not only me but also my easygoing husband, 39 seconds of constant noise that turns out to be machine noise is enough to really annoy us. Niente, noGo, anyone who experiments with our nerves is screwed.
 

Payday

2018-04-08 06:59:30
  • #6
well then you just start the neighborhood war and annoy everyone for not following regulations from the authorities, hedge on public land, fence on public land, carport too high, construction noise (recorded) during the construction phase during lunch break/weekends, illegal labor, pallets full of stones on our property, which have to disappear immediately, etc... some neighbors about 10 houses away apparently had enough here and switched to "fuck it" mode and now everything is handled through lawyers, rat poison for the cat, etc... is that better than just coming over and saying that you need peace?
 
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