The kitchen drain on the first floor of the community is separate, who is responsible for the leakag

No, because then there will be no one to live.

The drainage of the kitchen and bathroom is a sewage pipe, if it is not necessary, it is best to use the pipe back to the sewage system of the building, especially on the first floor to consider many factors, sewage backfilling, odor prevention, and municipal pipe connection and many other problems. The cost of the project depends on the length of the takeover you need to take. When it comes to breaking pavement, walls and cross-processing with other pipes, the cost can be high.

If the first floor is a separate sewer pipe, the upstairs will not be blocked. If there is a pipe up and down, the upstairs will be blocked. No matter what kind of pipe it is, it is recommended to dredge it as soon as possible, which will have a great impact on the first floor. If you go upstairs, it will flow down the floor, which is even more disgusting. >>>More

High-rise residential due to the higher floors of the sewage discharge produced by the impact of greater If the flow is larger, it may produce backflow water back to the basement or the first floor of the house, you said that the situation depends on the drainage main you set up and the height difference between you and the first floor is enough, if not enough, all the kitchen and bathroom drainage on the first floor must be single. If there is a pipe interlayer that is discharged from the interlayer and there is a vertical difference of about 2 meters, there is no need to do a single row. In addition, the basement is generally single-rowed, and the first floor depends on the specific situation.

Need to see the cause of the blockage. You can apply to the Housing Authority for a Housing Repair Fund, which will be issued.