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The bass rattles your walls while the voices attempt to talk over the music. You like your neighbors and want to keep a positive relationship, so calling your landlord right away doesn’t seem like the right move — so what do you do? We’ll tell you!\nWhat to do about noisy neighbors\nThe first step in fixing your loud neighbor problem is talking to them about the noise they’re making. To avoid confrontation and coming off as rude or aggressive, take these tips into consideration:\nConsider their situation.\nA lot of times, the noise interrupting your peace and quiet won’t come from disrespect. If your neighbor has a small child, a new dog or if their work schedule is different from yours, those loud noises might be out of their control.\nBe respectful.\nYou won’t get anywhere with your neighbor if you’re confrontational and disrespectful. In fact, you’ll likely only make the problem worse than it was in the first place. Be courteous, no matter how disrespectful their noisemaking may be.\nDon’t surprise them.\nCatching your neighbor completely off-guard will put your conversation in a bad place to start. Avoid stopping them as soon as they get home from work, early in the morning or when they’re clearly in a hurry.\nSuggest a plan of action.\nWhether it’s suggesting your neighbor more closely follow your apartment complex’s quiet hours or better times for them to plug in their amp and play their guitar, come in with an idea of a plan that will help both of you avoid further incidents.\nContact your landlord.\nIf your discussion with your neighbor doesn’t have positive results, let your landlord know. The last thing a landlord wants is happy tenants who are likely to leave — plus, they likely have more experience in dealing with loud tenants than you do.\nWhen to call the police on loud neighbors\nIf respectful and polite conversation with your neighbors about their noise levels don’t work and the problem continues, calling the police or other authorities may be one of your only remaining options. Here’s when calling the police is the right move:\nWhen you notice illegal activity.\nIf your neighbors are engaging in disrespectful and illegal activity next door, it may be in your and your neighbors’ best interest to call the police to maintain a safe environment.\nIf they’ve refused to quiet down after multiple requests.\nIf the music continues to prevent you and your fellow tenants from sleeping or simply enjoying your time at home, your neighbors may be breaking “disturbing the peace” laws.\nWhen the noise is out of control.\nSmall noises that irk you and other tenants but are otherwise relatively harmless aren’t worth calling the police over. The authorities won’t have much to say or do about small noises, and you’ll create an uncomfortable dynamic with your neighbor for the remainder of your stay in the complex.\nWhen you’ve made written notice beforehand.\nAfter at least one in-person discussion about their noise level, giving them a written notice with a reference to your apartment’s rules, your lease or local ordinances regarding noise is crucial. Letting the authorities know you’ve given them written notice (with proof) will help show that the neighbor is purposely disregarding the laws and the rights of others in the apartment building,\nProtecting your right to peace, quiet and the enjoyment of your home is important — but that’s not all that needs protecting. American Family\nrenters insurance\ncan safeguard you from the unexpected when you don’t own your home.\nGet in touch with your agent\nto get the peace of mind you deserve.\nThis article is for informational purposes only and based on information that is widely available. We do not make any guarantees or promise any results based on this information.","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to Main Content](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/resources\/articles\/at-home\/how-to-deal-with-loud-neighbors)\n\n[Find an agent](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/agent-locator)\n\n[Contact us](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/contact)\n\n[Sign in](https:\/\/myaccount.amfam.com\/login)\n\n[![American Family Insurance Logo](https:\/\/edge.sitecorecloud.io\/afmic-3e9239cf\/media\/project\/amfam\/public\/navigations\/main\/american-family-logo.svg)](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/)\n\n[Insurance](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/insurance?tid=megamenuinsurance)\n\n[Claims](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/claims?tid=megamenuclaims)\n\n[Customer support](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/customer-support?tid=megamenucustomersupport)\n\n[Resources](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/resources?tid=megamenuresources)\n\nGet a quote\n\n[Search](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/search)\n\n[Search](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/search)\n\n[Sign in](https:\/\/myaccount.amfam.com\/login)\n\nMenu\n\n![](data:image\/svg+xml,%3csvg%20xmlns=%27http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2000\/svg%27%20version=%271.1%27%20width=%27590%27%20height=%27470%27\/%3e)![three neighbors chatting](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/_next\/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fedge.sitecorecloud.io%2Fafmic-3e9239cf%2Fmedia%2Fproject%2Famfam%2Fpublic%2Fheros%2Fhero-2-column%2Farticles%2Fat-home%2Fhero-dealing-with-neighbors.png%3Fh%3D470%26iar%3D0%26w%3D590&w=1366&q=75)\n\n# How to deal with loud neighbors\nUpdated September 13, 2024 **.** AmFam Team\n\n1. [Home](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/)\n2. ...\n3. [Resources](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/resources)\n4. [Articles](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/resources\/articles)\n5. [At home](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/resources\/articles\/at-home)\n6. How to deal with loud neighbors\n\nWe’ve all been there. You get home from a rough day at work and you’re ready to settle into your couch for some peace, quiet and relaxation. That is, until your neighbor turns on their stereo. The bass rattles your walls while the voices attempt to talk over the music. You like your neighbors and want to keep a positive relationship, so calling your landlord right away doesn’t seem like the right move — so what do you do? We’ll tell you\\!\n\n## What to do about noisy neighbors\nThe first step in fixing your loud neighbor problem is talking to them about the noise they’re making. To avoid confrontation and coming off as rude or aggressive, take these tips into consideration:\n\n**Consider their situation.** A lot of times, the noise interrupting your peace and quiet won’t come from disrespect. If your neighbor has a small child, a new dog or if their work schedule is different from yours, those loud noises might be out of their control.\n\n**Be respectful.** You won’t get anywhere with your neighbor if you’re confrontational and disrespectful. In fact, you’ll likely only make the problem worse than it was in the first place. Be courteous, no matter how disrespectful their noisemaking may be.\n\n**Don’t surprise them.** Catching your neighbor completely off-guard will put your conversation in a bad place to start. Avoid stopping them as soon as they get home from work, early in the morning or when they’re clearly in a hurry.\n\n**Suggest a plan of action.** Whether it’s suggesting your neighbor more closely follow your apartment complex’s quiet hours or better times for them to plug in their amp and play their guitar, come in with an idea of a plan that will help both of you avoid further incidents.\n\n**Contact your landlord.** If your discussion with your neighbor doesn’t have positive results, let your landlord know. The last thing a landlord wants is happy tenants who are likely to leave — plus, they likely have more experience in dealing with loud tenants than you do.\n\n## When to call the police on loud neighbors\nIf respectful and polite conversation with your neighbors about their noise levels don’t work and the problem continues, calling the police or other authorities may be one of your only remaining options. Here’s when calling the police is the right move:\n\n**When you notice illegal activity.** If your neighbors are engaging in disrespectful and illegal activity next door, it may be in your and your neighbors’ best interest to call the police to maintain a safe environment.\n\n**If they’ve refused to quiet down after multiple requests.** If the music continues to prevent you and your fellow tenants from sleeping or simply enjoying your time at home, your neighbors may be breaking “disturbing the peace” laws.\n\n**When the noise is out of control.** Small noises that irk you and other tenants but are otherwise relatively harmless aren’t worth calling the police over. The authorities won’t have much to say or do about small noises, and you’ll create an uncomfortable dynamic with your neighbor for the remainder of your stay in the complex.\n\n**When you’ve made written notice beforehand.** After at least one in-person discussion about their noise level, giving them a written notice with a reference to your apartment’s rules, your lease or local ordinances regarding noise is crucial. Letting the authorities know you’ve given them written notice (with proof) will help show that the neighbor is purposely disregarding the laws and the rights of others in the apartment building,\n\nProtecting your right to peace, quiet and the enjoyment of your home is important — but that’s not all that needs protecting. American Family [renters insurance](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/insurance\/renters\/coverages) can safeguard you from the unexpected when you don’t own your home. 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You like your neighbors and want to keep a positive relationship, so calling your landlord right away doesn’t seem like the right move — so what do you do? We’ll tell you\\!\n\n## What to do about noisy neighbors\nThe first step in fixing your loud neighbor problem is talking to them about the noise they’re making. To avoid confrontation and coming off as rude or aggressive, take these tips into consideration:\n\n**Consider their situation.** A lot of times, the noise interrupting your peace and quiet won’t come from disrespect. If your neighbor has a small child, a new dog or if their work schedule is different from yours, those loud noises might be out of their control.\n\n**Be respectful.** You won’t get anywhere with your neighbor if you’re confrontational and disrespectful. In fact, you’ll likely only make the problem worse than it was in the first place. Be courteous, no matter how disrespectful their noisemaking may be.\n\n**Don’t surprise them.** Catching your neighbor completely off-guard will put your conversation in a bad place to start. Avoid stopping them as soon as they get home from work, early in the morning or when they’re clearly in a hurry.\n\n**Suggest a plan of action.** Whether it’s suggesting your neighbor more closely follow your apartment complex’s quiet hours or better times for them to plug in their amp and play their guitar, come in with an idea of a plan that will help both of you avoid further incidents.\n\n**Contact your landlord.** If your discussion with your neighbor doesn’t have positive results, let your landlord know. The last thing a landlord wants is happy tenants who are likely to leave — plus, they likely have more experience in dealing with loud tenants than you do.\n\n## When to call the police on loud neighbors\nIf respectful and polite conversation with your neighbors about their noise levels don’t work and the problem continues, calling the police or other authorities may be one of your only remaining options. Here’s when calling the police is the right move:\n\n**When you notice illegal activity.** If your neighbors are engaging in disrespectful and illegal activity next door, it may be in your and your neighbors’ best interest to call the police to maintain a safe environment.\n\n**If they’ve refused to quiet down after multiple requests.** If the music continues to prevent you and your fellow tenants from sleeping or simply enjoying your time at home, your neighbors may be breaking “disturbing the peace” laws.\n\n**When the noise is out of control.** Small noises that irk you and other tenants but are otherwise relatively harmless aren’t worth calling the police over. The authorities won’t have much to say or do about small noises, and you’ll create an uncomfortable dynamic with your neighbor for the remainder of your stay in the complex.\n\n**When you’ve made written notice beforehand.** After at least one in-person discussion about their noise level, giving them a written notice with a reference to your apartment’s rules, your lease or local ordinances regarding noise is crucial. Letting the authorities know you’ve given them written notice (with proof) will help show that the neighbor is purposely disregarding the laws and the rights of others in the apartment building,\n\nProtecting your right to peace, quiet and the enjoyment of your home is important — but that’s not all that needs protecting. American Family [renters insurance](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/insurance\/renters\/coverages) can safeguard you from the unexpected when you don’t own your home. [Get in touch with your agent](https:\/\/www.amfam.com\/agent-locator) to get the peace of mind you deserve.\n\n*This article is for informational purposes only and based on information that is widely available. We do not make any guarantees or promise any results based on this information.*","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	We’ve all been there. You get home from a rough day at work and you’re ready to settle into your couch for some peace, quiet and relaxation. That is, until your neighbor turns on their stereo. The bass rattles your walls while the voices attempt to talk over the music. You like your neighbors and want to keep a positive relationship, so calling your landlord right away doesn’t seem like the right move — so what do you do? We’ll tell you! What to do about noisy neighbors The first step in fixing your loud neighbor problem is talking to them about the noise they’re making. To avoid confrontation and coming off as rude or aggressive, take these tips into consideration: Consider their situation. A lot of times, the noise interrupting your peace and quiet won’t come from disrespect. If your neighbor has a small child, a new dog or if their work schedule is different from yours, those loud noises might be out of their control. Be respectful. You won’t get anywhere with your neighbor if you’re confrontational and disrespectful. In fact, you’ll likely only make the problem worse than it was in the first place. Be courteous, no matter how disrespectful their noisemaking may be. Don’t surprise them. Catching your neighbor completely off-guard will put your conversation in a bad place to start. Avoid stopping them as soon as they get home from work, early in the morning or when they’re clearly in a hurry. Suggest a plan of action. Whether it’s suggesting your neighbor more closely follow your apartment complex’s quiet hours or better times for them to plug in their amp and play their guitar, come in with an idea of a plan that will help both of you avoid further incidents. Contact your landlord. If your discussion with your neighbor doesn’t have positive results, let your landlord know. The last thing a landlord wants is happy tenants who are likely to leave — plus, they likely have more experience in dealing with loud tenants than you do. When to call the police on loud neighbors If respectful and polite conversation with your neighbors about their noise levels don’t work and the problem continues, calling the police or other authorities may be one of your only remaining options. Here’s when calling the police is the right move: When you notice illegal activity. If your neighbors are engaging in disrespectful and illegal activity next door, it may be in your and your neighbors’ best interest to call the police to maintain a safe environment. If they’ve refused to quiet down after multiple requests. If the music continues to prevent you and your fellow tenants from sleeping or simply enjoying your time at home, your neighbors may be breaking “disturbing the peace” laws. When the noise is out of control. Small noises that irk you and other tenants but are otherwise relatively harmless aren’t worth calling the police over. The authorities won’t have much to say or do about small noises, and you’ll create an uncomfortable dynamic with your neighbor for the remainder of your stay in the complex. When you’ve made written notice beforehand. After at least one in-person discussion about their noise level, giving them a written notice with a reference to your apartment’s rules, your lease or local ordinances regarding noise is crucial. Letting the authorities know you’ve given them written notice (with proof) will help show that the neighbor is purposely disregarding the laws and the rights of others in the apartment building, Protecting your right to peace, quiet and the enjoyment of your home is important — but that’s not all that needs protecting. American Family renters insurance can safeguard you from the unexpected when you don’t own your home. Get in touch with your agent to get the peace of mind you deserve. This article is for informational purposes only and based on information that is widely available. We do not make any guarantees or promise any results based on this information.
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A lot of times, the noise interrupting your peace and quiet won’t come from disrespect. If your neighbor has a small child, a new dog or if their work schedule is different from yours, those loud noises might be out of their control. Be respectful. You won’t get anywhere with your neighbor if you’re confrontational and disrespectful. In fact, you’ll likely only make the problem worse than it was in the first place. Be courteous, no matter how disrespectful their noisemaking may be. Don’t surprise them. Catching your neighbor completely off-guard will put your conversation in a bad place to start. Avoid stopping them as soon as they get home from work, early in the morning or when they’re clearly in a hurry. Suggest a plan of action. Whether it’s suggesting your neighbor more closely follow your apartment complex’s quiet hours or better times for them to plug in their amp and play their guitar, come in with an idea of a plan that will help both of you avoid further incidents. Contact your landlord. If your discussion with your neighbor doesn’t have positive results, let your landlord know. The last thing a landlord wants is happy tenants who are likely to leave — plus, they likely have more experience in dealing with loud tenants than you do. ## When to call the police on loud neighbors If respectful and polite conversation with your neighbors about their noise levels don’t work and the problem continues, calling the police or other authorities may be one of your only remaining options. Here’s when calling the police is the right move: When you notice illegal activity. If your neighbors are engaging in disrespectful and illegal activity next door, it may be in your and your neighbors’ best interest to call the police to maintain a safe environment. If they’ve refused to quiet down after multiple requests. If the music continues to prevent you and your fellow tenants from sleeping or simply enjoying your time at home, your neighbors may be breaking “disturbing the peace” laws. When the noise is out of control. Small noises that irk you and other tenants but are otherwise relatively harmless aren’t worth calling the police over. The authorities won’t have much to say or do about small noises, and you’ll create an uncomfortable dynamic with your neighbor for the remainder of your stay in the complex. When you’ve made written notice beforehand. After at least one in-person discussion about their noise level, giving them a written notice with a reference to your apartment’s rules, your lease or local ordinances regarding noise is crucial. Letting the authorities know you’ve given them written notice (with proof) will help show that the neighbor is purposely disregarding the laws and the rights of others in the apartment building, Protecting your right to peace, quiet and the enjoyment of your home is important — but that’s not all that needs protecting. American Family [renters insurance](https://www.amfam.com/insurance/renters/coverages) can safeguard you from the unexpected when you don’t own your home. [Get in touch with your agent](https://www.amfam.com/agent-locator) to get the peace of mind you deserve. This article is for informational purposes only and based on information that is widely available. 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Readable Markdown	We’ve all been there. You get home from a rough day at work and you’re ready to settle into your couch for some peace, quiet and relaxation. That is, until your neighbor turns on their stereo. The bass rattles your walls while the voices attempt to talk over the music. You like your neighbors and want to keep a positive relationship, so calling your landlord right away doesn’t seem like the right move — so what do you do? We’ll tell you\! ## What to do about noisy neighbors The first step in fixing your loud neighbor problem is talking to them about the noise they’re making. To avoid confrontation and coming off as rude or aggressive, take these tips into consideration: Consider their situation. A lot of times, the noise interrupting your peace and quiet won’t come from disrespect. If your neighbor has a small child, a new dog or if their work schedule is different from yours, those loud noises might be out of their control. Be respectful. You won’t get anywhere with your neighbor if you’re confrontational and disrespectful. In fact, you’ll likely only make the problem worse than it was in the first place. Be courteous, no matter how disrespectful their noisemaking may be. Don’t surprise them. Catching your neighbor completely off-guard will put your conversation in a bad place to start. Avoid stopping them as soon as they get home from work, early in the morning or when they’re clearly in a hurry. Suggest a plan of action. Whether it’s suggesting your neighbor more closely follow your apartment complex’s quiet hours or better times for them to plug in their amp and play their guitar, come in with an idea of a plan that will help both of you avoid further incidents. Contact your landlord. If your discussion with your neighbor doesn’t have positive results, let your landlord know. The last thing a landlord wants is happy tenants who are likely to leave — plus, they likely have more experience in dealing with loud tenants than you do. ## When to call the police on loud neighbors If respectful and polite conversation with your neighbors about their noise levels don’t work and the problem continues, calling the police or other authorities may be one of your only remaining options. Here’s when calling the police is the right move: When you notice illegal activity. If your neighbors are engaging in disrespectful and illegal activity next door, it may be in your and your neighbors’ best interest to call the police to maintain a safe environment. If they’ve refused to quiet down after multiple requests. If the music continues to prevent you and your fellow tenants from sleeping or simply enjoying your time at home, your neighbors may be breaking “disturbing the peace” laws. When the noise is out of control. Small noises that irk you and other tenants but are otherwise relatively harmless aren’t worth calling the police over. The authorities won’t have much to say or do about small noises, and you’ll create an uncomfortable dynamic with your neighbor for the remainder of your stay in the complex. When you’ve made written notice beforehand. After at least one in-person discussion about their noise level, giving them a written notice with a reference to your apartment’s rules, your lease or local ordinances regarding noise is crucial. Letting the authorities know you’ve given them written notice (with proof) will help show that the neighbor is purposely disregarding the laws and the rights of others in the apartment building, Protecting your right to peace, quiet and the enjoyment of your home is important — but that’s not all that needs protecting. American Family [renters insurance](https://www.amfam.com/insurance/renters/coverages) can safeguard you from the unexpected when you don’t own your home. [Get in touch with your agent](https://www.amfam.com/agent-locator) to get the peace of mind you deserve. This article is for informational purposes only and based on information that is widely available. We do not make any guarantees or promise any results based on this information.
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