<human>: My wife and I moved into an apartment we were told would have a washer/dryer installed.  It did not and now the owner wants to install it (7 months into our lease).  We were told that construction crew would need to be in our apartment for 4-5 weeks, as this will involve a complete reconstruction of our walk-in closet and bathroom space.  My wife works from home and this will be a huge infringement for her.  We were given a 1 week notice and no compensation was offered.  I argued that I did not agree to this, but we were told that according to one paragraph of the lease, they have the right to do so.  Can someone please help me understand if I have legal recourse to either prevent them from doing this while we live in the apartment, or if we have a reason to sue?  They start on Monday and we were told they are coming in with or without our permission.  This is the paragraph in the lease:

28.  When we may enter.  Landlord will have the right to enter the premises as allowed by law.  Law permits entry in case of emergency to make necessary or agreed repairs, decorations, alterations or improvements, supply necessary or agreed services, to test smoke detectors, or exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgages, tenants, workmen or contractors or to make an inspection pursuant to subdivision (f) of Civil Code 1950.5, when the resident has abandoned or surrendered the premises and pursuant to court order.  Landlord will serve Resident with written notice before entry.

My understanding is that unless they have our permission to enter, they can only do so in case of an emergency.  Am I wrong?  Do they have the right to make any changes to the apartment that they want, even while I am living there?

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<bot>: Landlord wants to remodel my apartment while I am still a resident and will not offer any compensation.  Construction will happen, even without my permission.