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In Anapa in 2027 will overhaul a record 58 houses

In Anapa in 2026, major repairs are carried out in 28 apartment buildings

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In Anapa in 2027 will overhaul a record 58 houses

In Anapa in 2026, major repairs are carried out in 28 apartment buildings. The total cost of work is 591.3 million rubles. In houses, facades and roofs are repaired, engineering networks and pipelines are replaced.

According to the head of Anapa Svetlana Maslova in social networks, 2027 will be a record for the entire period of the implementation of the overhaul program in the city. “Capital repairs of 58 houses worth more than 1 billion rubles are planned,” the mayor explained.

According to Maslova, major repairs can extend the service life of houses, improve their condition and make housing more comfortable. The head of the city also noted the importance of timely payment of contributions for capital repairs: the ability to update common property in time depends on the responsibility of owners.

Recall that in the Krasnodar region fulfilled 80% of the plan of overhaul of apartment buildings for 2026.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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