Vastudosha is a flaw or deficiency in the known characteristics of the

eight directions. Remedial Vastu or corrective measures for any Vastu

faults should be attempted only after a proper understanding of the
fundamental rules of Vastu Shastra. The remedial can be divided into
those applying to different stages of construction and can be
implemented at either pre-construction stage or at post-construction
stage.
At the pre-construction stage, the measures can be to rectify
inauspicious shapes, slopes and depressions in the plot, observing
proper pre-construction rituals, overcoming obstructions faced before
construction or while construction.
Strictly followed, Vastu Shastra forbids demolitions/alterations or
structural changes once the construction of a house is complete,
deeming them to be a mutilation. At the post-construction stage, the
corrective measures can be in the form of building additional structures,
increasing the height of the building in relevant sectors, relocating the
main entrance, etc. to balance the flow of energies in and around a
structure. The measures at this stage also involve tackling obstructions
and vedhas to the main entrance, Interior planning and proper
distribution of elements in the interiors. In addition, the use of
astrological remedies like mantra, yantra and planting of auspicious
trees and herbs around the building can yield positive