You can’t always move away from bad neighbors. Sure, you can move away from your current neighbors, but that doesn’t mean that the neighbors at your next place will be any better. They might be different, but they might be even more annoying.

In this story, one family is finding that out the hard way. They thought moving somewhere with more space between the houses would solve the problem with the neighbors, but it turns out there are simply different ways to create problems.

Now, they’re not excited about moving anymore.

Keep reading for the whole story.

Neighbors ruined newly poured concrete with 4 wheeler

We are currently in the process of moving since our current neighbors are kind of rude.

By that, I mean that they frequently block our driveway, listen to loud music, have loud parties all night and stack garbage- actual garbage- against the side of our house.

We talk to then, they apologize, things get better for a few weeks, then the cycle starts again.

They incorrectly thought moving would help.

To avoid future problems, we are building a new house in a more rural area with some space between us and our neighbors.

We were really excited about it until we drove out to the house today and saw a 4 wheeler parked in our new garage and tire marks all over the newly poured concrete.

When we got out we noticed that the 4 wheeler had also leaked oil in the garage and there is now a crack in the new concrete.

They’re not as optimistic about moving.

We called the builder and he said that he would take care of it BUT now we are looking at a possible delay in our closing because the garage slab needs to be repaired and possibly will need to be re poured.

The builder believes that the 4 wheeler belongs to our closest neighbor, who probably figured that since no one was living in the house, it was okay.

Now I’m a little nervous about closing on the house.

I am worried that we are trading one inconsiderate neighbor for another.

It sounds exactly like they’re trading one inconsiderate neighbor for another. Moving doesn’t sound like it will solve the neighbor drama.

Let’s see what Reddit suggests.

This person offers some advice.

Another person thinks they need to vet the neighborhood better before moving.

Here’s some more advice if they move.

If you enjoyed this story, check out this post about a landlord who took action after a resident refused to respect an assigned parking spot.

This person thinks it should be easy to find out which neighbor is the problem.

The reality is that moving doesn’t mean you’re going to have good neighbors. I’d suggest putting up a fence and security cameras. That should keep the neighbors off their property.

No neighborhood is perfect.