In Uzbekistan, 3166 construction norm violations were eliminated by demolition over nine months

For January-September 2026, in Uzbekistan, 3166 violations of construction norms were eliminated by demolition. This was reported by the Inspection for Control in the Sphere of Construction and Housing and Communal Services.

Since the beginning of the year until October 1, the agency conducted 301,272 monitoring activities at 28,708 construction sites. Following the inspections, inspectors issued 215,907 mandatory prescriptions. Due to non-compliance with the rules of authorial and technical supervision, 348 representations were submitted to suspend, terminate, or annul licenses and permits. Another 1650 representations were sent to authorized bodies due to the use of low-quality building materials.

Inspectors also examined the technical condition of 23,121 multi-apartment buildings and recorded 9804 violations of legislation. Among them were 4743 cases of illegal construction on adjacent land plots, 2385 damages to enclosing structures, 1291 cases of seizure of common use areas, 1150 violations of sanitary norms or damages to basement walls, as well as 403 cases of damage to load-bearing structures. More than 6 thousand violations were eliminated, and for 1457 cases, lawsuits were filed in court.

In addition, specialists identified 5141 violations in communal networks: 4053 in drinking water supply systems, 542 in sewage systems, and 545 cases of breaking seals on meters. Water supply enterprises were charged additional payments in the amount of 27.4 billion soums. Also, 4786 budget organizations were checked, where 741 shortcomings were recorded.