What should I do if the residential property does not refund the decoration deposit?

If the door of your house destroys the load-bearing wall of the house, the property will not refund the decoration deposit; If the load-bearing wall is not damaged, the property has the right to refund the decoration deposit.

Because the decoration deposit is to ensure that the owner does not infringe upon the rights and interests of other owners during the decoration period, does not make major changes to the stair structure, and does not destroy the load-bearing wall. There is a contractual relationship between the owner and the property management company. If the owner violates the prior commitment, that is, the contract, he must bear the liability for breach of contract. If the contract stipulates that the deposit is not refundable, the deposit is not refundable.

Therefore, you can ask a professional master to help you see if it violates the contract.