What should I do after the house is identified as dangerous?

Houses identified as dangerous houses generally have the following treatment methods:

(1) observation and use. Suitable for houses that can be used for a short time after taking appropriate safety technical measures, but need continuous observation;

(2) Handling and use. Suitable for houses that can be removed from danger after taking appropriate technical measures;

(3) Stop using it. Suitable for houses that have no repair value, are temporarily inconvenient to dismantle, do not endanger adjacent buildings and affect the safety of others;

(4) overall demolition. It is suitable for the whole dangerous building that has no repair value and needs to be demolished immediately.

The house was appraised as dangerous. If it endangers the residents, move out of the dangerous house immediately and apply for the renovation of the dangerous house to the local area.

Government's handling of identified dangerous houses;

1. The appraisal unit shall put forward the basis of comprehensive analysis and comprehensive judgment, and report it to the municipal real estate management department or its authorized unit for approval.

2, for dangerous buildings, should according to the degree of danger, scope of influence, according to the specific situation, respectively, light, heavy, slow, urgent, arrange the construction plan.

3, the dangerous point, should be combined with normal maintenance, eliminate the danger in time.

4. Effective measures should be taken to ensure the living safety of dangerous houses and dangerous points confirmed by investigation.

What is the standard for dangerous houses?

1, dangerous houses also have many grades, such as A, B, C or D. According to the definition of dangerous houses, such houses have reached a dangerous level and cannot continue to live. If you want to live, you must make reasonable repairs to meet the living conditions.

2, please professional departments for identification, according to the identification criteria have different levels, divided into four levels. According to the A-level standard, this kind of housing structure can meet the normal demand, that is to say, there is no danger point.

3. The safety grade of the building structure is Grade B, which can basically meet the requirements of normal use, but individual structures are in a dangerous state. If it reaches Grade C, local danger has already appeared, and this part needs reinforcement or local transformation. If it reaches Grade D, such a house can no longer meet the demand and will collapse at any time, so it should be demolished as a whole.

After the house has been inspected and appraised by the house inspection and appraisal company, if it has been appraised as a D-level standard, such a house can no longer be used normally. Relevant departments need to come in to investigate and determine the D-level, and then carry out the overall demolition.

To sum up, houses identified as dangerous buildings generally have the following treatment methods:

(1) observation and use. Suitable for houses that can be used for a short time after taking appropriate safety technical measures, but need continuous observation;

(2) Handling and use. Suitable for houses that can be removed from danger after taking appropriate technical measures;

(3) Stop using it. Suitable for houses that have no repair value, are temporarily inconvenient to dismantle, do not endanger adjacent buildings and affect the safety of others;

(4) overall demolition. It is suitable for the whole dangerous building that has no repair value and needs to be demolished immediately.

Legal basis:

Article 8 of the Regulations on the Administration of Urban Dangerous Houses

Appraisal institutions shall conduct housing safety appraisal in accordance with the following procedures:

(1) Accepting the application;

(two) preliminary investigation, find out the history and present situation of the house;

(three) on-site investigation, testing and recording all kinds of damaged data and conditions;

(4) Checking and sorting out technical data;

(5) Comprehensive analysis, qualitative demonstration, comprehensive judgment and suggestions;

(6) issue appraisal documents.