Thanks very much. It's helpful to hear your experience. Did you move out of Hong Kong, or to another apartment in Hong Kong?Original Post Deleted
Thanks very much. It's helpful to hear your experience. Did you move out of Hong Kong, or to another apartment in Hong Kong?Original Post Deleted
It is absolutely bad behavior. My toilet water has repeatedly been shut off. My electricity has been shut off on at least two occasions. My apartment has been flooded with toilet water. We have repeatedly had extremely loud, prolonged jackhammering. This time it is for "roof repair" even though there was a long period of jackhammering for "roof repair" not too long ago. This is NOT normal behavior and it would unheard of anywhere else in the advanced world. It is incompetence and stupidity. If what you have to offer is defense of this absurdity, please get lost.
Good to know. Thank you.Original Post Deleted
Who is turning off your toilet water and electricity? Surely not the landlord or the neighbors. Management? They do have to provide you with notice if they are responsible.
Thank you, I'll look into it.Original Post Deleted
I was referring to the noise. Don't move the goal post here.
Beyond that, toilet water does get repeatedly shut off. They're cleaning the tanks. I assume, they put notices up, but only in Chinese.
Power also gets shut off from time to time. Just wait until they test the fire alarm. That's a real kicker.
Roof repair is normal too. I assume you don't want it to rain inside the flat. Sometimes part of the roof gets redone if there some leakage after a repair.
Leaking toilets also happens. That's why plumbers have jobs.
These are all the things you find out when you quit your job and stay home for the day.
I bet, when you change flats, you'll be looking for something newer and don't choose a 35-year old flat. That is my advice.
Can I just add, I do feel your pain as I've just had several weeks of building at home, my office and at the school I work at simultaneously...I sometimes thought about grabbing the drill and sticking it right up one of those builder's ar....
That saud...a 'jackhammer' on the roof? Really?
4991 35-year old flats tells me, stay the fuck away. Basic Math tells me if one flat gets renovated every month, it'll take 416 years to renovate all those apartments. The drilling will never stop.Original Post Deleted