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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 34356, member: 636"]
St. Petersburg plans to fix over 151 thousand square meters of roofs next year. The city needs repairs for the 1883 apartment buildings right away. Local housing officials will decide which roofs need work first based on inspections they do in spring and fall. They also listen to what residents say about problems.

Workers have already fixed nearly one million square meters of roofs during the past five years. The city spent more than 1.1 billion rubles on these repairs. Maintenance crews replace damaged parts, stop leaks, fix drainage systems, and put new protective coatings on roofs. These repairs help prevent small problems from becoming major emergencies.

The city also wants to update elevators in 392 apartment buildings before the end of this year. Residents should know that contributions for building repairs went up at the start of this year. Management companies handle these necessary repairs throughout the city. Regular maintenance keeps buildings safe for everyone living there.
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