If you like quiet, do NOT move to the NoVA suburbs

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I've recently been at home consistently during the day for the first time in years. Had an unfortunate medical diagnosis and needed some extra time for treatments and rest.

Holy crap, the level of noise has been terrible. Every day, starting by 8, there are leaf blowers, lawn mowers, weed-eaters, pressure washers, air compressors, heavy trucks, and pretty much anything else that you can think of that is loud. There's no place to escape the noise -- it permeates the whole house with doors and windows buttoned up tight, and goes unceasingly on from dawn 'til dusk.

I'm all for small business, but these contractors and the homeowners who hire them seem out of control. Has there been any discussion of a better regulatory framework to limit use of outdoor tools to certain days or hours? How about outlawing gas-powered leaf blowers altogether?

I was previously planning to stay in place when I retire, but I just don't think the quality of life would be good in the suburbs based off the past couple weeks -- it's truly been soul sucking.

You know you can call the police if the noise in unbearable. I do this often and it works. It sends a message to neighbors.


You are a Man Called Ove
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think people have gotten more inconsiderate and entitled. Our neighbors installed outdoor speakers!!! That they blare at all hours of the night. We live in a neighborhood with tiny yards, packed together like sardines. Who does this???


Horrible, entitled, clueless, POS humans. It’s ridiculous. Very selfish.
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