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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can first communicate with the upstairs neighbor, it really doesn't work, you can find a professional third-party testing agency, issue a test report, see where the water leak is, find out the leakage point, so it is more convincing, if it is upstairs leakage, you can ask him to repair the leakage point, and then compensate for your economic losses.
Make sure the pipe is leaking or waterproof! Basically, you are responsible for yourself! If only the decoration company could have looked for them at that time! If the guerrillas, you yourself are unlucky!
The water pipes had to be replaced, and the floor tiles had to be knocked out. There is no waterproofing material that can not knock on the floor tiles. >>>More
First of all, you must have a water leakage problem with the floor downstairs, (it's not your fault, it's the developer who didn't build it) You said that your home has no water for a month, and there will not be so much water stored in the general floor, according to what you said, there are 3 possibilities for the problem, 1(Is the bathroom and the master bedroom only separated by a wall) your home water pipe has a joint leakage, this may be the largest, the solution is to do a hydrostatic test of your water pipe, immediately know the result, this method is relatively simple. >>>More
Hello! I think it's still the upstairs bathroom. Although the floor surface of the upstairs bathroom is dry, because the pipes are laid under the floor tiles and partially embedded in the floor slab, the leakage is not obvious enough to seep into the surface of the floor tiles. >>>More
The toilet is a little slanted, but it doesn't matter much if it's installed firmly and won't swing, and if the toilet moves, it's best to reinstall it. The following are the precautions for installing the toilet: 1. Squatting in the pit to change the toilet, first measure the distance from the center of the drain to the wall. >>>More