Complain Letter

Dear Sir/Madam

Re: Troublesome Neighbours

On 2 September 2009, a family of seven moved into the apartment beside mine. I have always liked new neighbours as I can make new friends. I even offered to help when they moved in. However, over the next 3 weeks, I discovered to my great dismay that they were very inconsiderate and do not spare a thought for other neighbours like me.
To begin with, they always stay up late till midnight watching television. This is totally fine with me, but they turned the volume of the television too loud, even I can hear it in my bedroom. My son has school the next day and he often complains to me that he cannot sleep as it is too noisy. I am afraid that if this continues, it will be bad for my son’s health as he cannot get enough sleep. Secondly, they rear a dog. I always like animals but not that dog. It is very fierce and barks extremely loud. My wife, who is a housewife, cannot take the noise. Also, when they take it to a walk, they do not have a leash to chain it, and letting it free to defecate around the neighbourhood. This is extremely unsightly and it even once defecated in front of my gates. The smell is also extremely unbearable and other neighbours will have to bear it for their sake. Thirdly, their children often play in their garden and sometimes throw things, mostly litter over the fence into my garden. My wife has to spend half the morning clearing the garden to make it clean. I have tried to tell them about the mess they create in the neighbourhood and advised them to be more considerate and thoughtful, but they have always lost their temper and sometimes even sprouted profanities.
I am sure that you will find these actions inconsiderate. I have given up hope on trying to convince them to change and thus written a letter to complain about them. To be fair, their children are cute, but due to their parent’s misteachings they are also very inconsiderate. I hope you will take action and they can change and become considerate and friendly neighbours.

Yours Faithfully,