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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can't make it up by yourself, so it's best to find a professional who specializes in building leakage!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's the waterproof layer that is damaged, so let's find a professional bricklayer to take a look.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Looks like this needs a professional.
The legal basis is Article 83 of the General Principles of the Civil Law: if an obstruction or loss is caused to an adjacent party, the infringement shall be stopped, the obstruction shall be removed, and the loss shall be compensated. If the adjacent party does not comply with the court's judgment, the injured party can ask the construction team to repair it from the downstairs, and the expenses incurred can be claimed by the court for compensation from the upstairs owner. >>>More
If it really doesn't work, you can find the community to negotiate and solve, if you can't solve it, you have been damaged, you can sue him, of course, this is very troublesome, you can also negotiate with him, and pay for a waterproof balcony upstairs, which will not leak when the top is full of water.
The decoration company is guaranteed for five years. Within five years, the decoration company has run away, and you can find a decoration company to accompany you downstairs to decorate the loss. . . >>>More
It turns out that there has been SBS waterproofing membrane under the cement protective layer of the balcony? If not, then look at whether there are cracks in the ground, you can use high-pressure grouting polyurethane, and then make a two-layer Henkel waterproof coating on the surface, and then paste tiles.
Selling Dasha cement. They have the ones that don't leak, just like cement. When you go back, wet the floor, then pour it into the cracks and smooth it out. The bathroom can only be used after drying. >>>More