The implementation of the "Specifications" led to industry reshuffle

The "Home Furnishing Industry Operational Service Specification" (referred to as the "Code") was officially launched a few days ago, bringing clear guidelines for service standards in the home furnishing sector. Among its key provisions, any renovation costs exceeding 8% of the contract budget will be covered by the company. Additionally, businesses are now required to cooperate with consumers in environmental testing, and the warranty period for home improvement projects is set between 2 to 5 years. New regulations, such as requiring a first payment before work begins, have caught the attention of many customers. Issues like "decoration pollution, poor warranty, and inadequate compensation" may finally be addressed under these new rules. The introduction of the Code not only provides consumers with stronger evidence-based standards to protect their rights but also sets clearer expectations for the industry's operations and service quality. However, it's important that consumers remain cautious and informed when implementing these changes. **Industry Restructuring** Industry experts believe that the new regulations aim to clean up the chaos within the home improvement sector. The updated policies include detailed requirements on company qualifications, marketing practices, pricing transparency, and product guarantees. These measures seek to improve the industry's current unhealthy business environment and promote sustainable development. If properly implemented, the new regulations could play a significant role in shaping the industry's future, reducing the space for unscrupulous companies, and ultimately leading to a major reshuffle in the market. **Potential Price Increases** It is reported that the implementation of advanced compensation mechanisms will require stores to invest in more personnel and systems, which will inevitably increase operational costs. As a result, some of these costs may be passed on to consumers. For home improvement companies, if they cannot raise prices after project completion, they might increase initial quotes to compensate. Moreover, the Code includes strict requirements regarding construction techniques, details, quality, and project acceptance, which are expected to lead to higher overall costs for consumers. **Policy Gaps Remain** While the new regulations address several areas of concern, no specific penalties have been outlined for non-compliance. Both consumers and industry players hope that regulatory authorities will take effective steps to ensure the policy is fully enforced. Only through strong implementation can these new rules truly bring about positive change in the market.

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