Remodeling of premises in an apartment or non-residential building is a common practice among property owners. However, to carry out such work, it is necessary to comply with legal regulations and obtain the appropriate permit. In this article, we will consider what changes are considered remodeling, how to obtain a permit, and what consequences may arise if one is not obtained.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Remodeling is a change in the configuration of a room without affecting the building’s load-bearing structures. It may include:<\/p>\r\n
If the work involves interference with load-bearing walls, changes to the facade, or communications, it is considered reconstruction, which requires a more complex approval process.<\/p>\r\n
According to State Building Norms (DBN), minor remodeling within an apartment that does not affect load-bearing structures or engineering networks may be performed without obtaining a permit. However, in some cases, approval from local authorities or the building management company is required.<\/p>\r\n
If the remodeling affects load-bearing elements or changes the functional purpose of the premises, it is necessary to:<\/p>\r\n