There are traces of water leakage on the wall of the living room in the kitchen downstairs next door

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Check whether there are signs of water leakage at the connection of the water equipment upstairs, check whether the drainage pipe is blocked, whether the drainage pipe has a leakage location, and there are no traces of water leakage on the surface.

The house is a bank mortgage house bought, a 10-year-old clear water house. Since moving in in February this year, there have been no problems, including the waterproofing of the kitchen and bathroom and the testing of water pipes during the renovation. Downstairs is a new house that has only been lived in for more than a month, yesterday morning at 6 o'clock when the neighbor knocked on the door and said that our kitchen was leaking, my mother hurriedly welcomed people in and checked our kitchen first, and there was no water seepage and I went downstairs with a sleepy haze.

First, see if the leak in your house is caused by you. If so, it depends on whether it's your cause or if the house is already flawed. If it is your problem, then you should be responsible for repairing it, and if it is a defect in the house itself, you can ask the other party to bear the defect warranty liability according to the sales contract with the original owner, because he did not inform you that the house is defective, which is a breach of contract. >>>More

It is possible that the connection of the sewer pipe connected to the washing machine is not completely sealed, resulting in water leakage. The water flows downward, so in general, when the leakage is not particularly serious, there will be no traces on the ground on the third floor, but there will be traces on the walls and ceilings on the second floor.