1. Communication and negotiation: try to communicate with the neighbors upstairs, express their troubles and dissatisfaction, and try to solve the problem. Keep calm and respectful when communicating, and avoid escalating conflicts.
2. Record evidence: If communication fails, start to record the time, date and specific circumstances of bad behavior, including noise, falling objects, etc. , so that there is evidence to follow.
3. Property intervention: contact the property management department, explain the situation and provide the evidence you recorded, and request the property management department to intervene and coordinate the solution.
4. Legal channels: If the problem is serious, you can consult a lawyer to see if you can solve the problem through legal channels, such as sending a lawyer's letter or directly suing.
5. Seek community help: Seek the help of community neighborhood committees or mediation organizations, who may be able to provide mediation services and help solve neighborhood disputes.
Matters needing attention in getting along with neighbors
1, respect privacy: respect the privacy of neighbors, don't enter their private space without permission, and don't pry into their private lives too much.
2, keep quiet: in the case of * * * with walls or floors, pay attention to keep quiet, to avoid making noise in the middle of the night or early morning, affecting the rest of neighbors.
3. Friendly communication: Keep friendly communication with neighbors, greet them with a smile when they meet, and establish good neighborhood relations.
4.* * * Enjoy the space: If you use public space, such as corridors and stairs, you should pay attention to keeping it clean and tidy, and don't pile up sundries at will.
5. Dispute resolution: If there is a dispute, such as noise and water leakage, we should communicate with our neighbors in time to find a solution.