
Flooded by floods are not satisfied with the quality of new houses
“I personally refused this house,” says Nlya Pelips from the village of Mariinsky Khabarovsk Territory, “and not only me - many people refused, because it was not built according to our climate.” We have frosts up to 40 degrees, strong winds, a lot of snow, and they made it without a foundation! I complained all the time - why without a foundation? They told me that the head of the administration chose such a project. Cheapest.
The Pelipas family - of those nine families living in the Ulchsky district of the Khabarovsk Territory, who refused to enter new houses built by the end of September by the presidential decree. They are convinced that the houses are poorly built and will not withstand severe frosts.
In construction companies, they explain that in pile structures the absence of the usual foundation is compensated by a thick layer of insulation, which is attached to the lower part of the house with continuous steel sheets.

With how this technology was used in practice, Viktor Vlasov , who went to the Mariinsky raid in September to visit his elderly mother in September. Having looked at the new house, Victor saw the hard, bending sheets of steel - those that, in theory, should support the thermal insulation layer and protect the structure from the cold. In addition, the grillage, that is, hanging on the stilts of the “foundation” at home was not metal, but wooden.
“There should have been a profiled sheet from below, it is hard, it holds tight and does not bend, Victor explains - then the vapor barrier, then the insulation, the heater, the vapor barrier again, and then the plywood is placed. When we went into the house that was built for the mother and raised vapor barrier with insulation, we saw the ground under the house, since the builders asked the builders to eliminate this disadvantage - they were to eliminate this shortage - they were eliminated - they Just a profile at the bottom of a piece of wood knocked out and that's it. "
Flooded by floods are not satisfied with the quality of new houses
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0:00 0:05:43The residents of the victims of the flood of the villages say that the frames of new houses were collected from wood, cut down in the spring in the same area and unbearable, and the project indicates steel structures. “The piles were screwed there, they put a wooden stranger from a raw forest, which in the winter in the taiga was frozen, made risers, put glass wool between them. All!”, Nlya Pelips is indignant.
Nevertheless, the architectural department of the Ulchsky district stated that the houses were built in accordance with the project, from the materials specified in the project. Oleg Sheremetyev, deputy head of the district, said that the commission revealed only minor shortcomings in the new houses in the Mariinsky and Mariinsky raid, but no major violations of the technology were recorded. “They want the president to rebuild new houses with all the improvement for 30 thousand per square meter. They are used to the old fashioned way to the houses that stand on Earth, with a large foundation, with a large underground, but with this money we could only build what we built - a house on stilts,” said Oleg Sheremetyev.
However, the approximate price of a square meter of rapidly vegetable houses with an area of 44 square meters. m, who are building in return for their worthless, about 10 thousand rubles. If you order a house building in the size of 60 square meters. meters in one of the companies engaged in such construction, then it will cost about 600 thousand rubles. Stroymontazh-DV company for each house for the victims of floods in the villages of Mariinsky and Mariinsky raid on average allocated about one and a half million rubles.
“We had about 1 million 600 thousand rubles to the house for two,” says Nlya Pelips, “and he cost, as the builders told us, 300 thousand. They put it in his pockets ... I don’t know who, this is not my business. But everything is very poorly. We were told that these houses will last a maximum of three years. And then what will I do?”

People who refused new housing wrote a letter to President Putin with a request to pay attention to the situation. They themselves now remain to winter in old, unsuitable for living houses, despite the fact that the local government threatens them with a disconnection of electricity. Meanwhile, in the new house of Mother Victor Vlasov, a roof flowed after a thunderstorm.
Over the past century, the largest flood has been hit by the Far East in the late summer of 2013 over the past century. The Amur, Jewish Autonomous Region and the Khabarovsk Territory suffered. According to official figures, about 190 thousand people were injured. More than 13 thousand residential buildings were flooded. About 2.5 thousand later were unsuitable for living.