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Anonymous users2024-01-231.The waterproofing layer of the exterior wall on the fifth floor has been damaged, and rainwater continues to seep in from the exterior wall.
2.The storm sewer pipe ruptured, and rainwater continued to seep in from the exterior wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Do you have water pipes under the floor in your living room? If there is, it's a plumbing problem. If not, find another reason.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The shed is not good, and the roof tiles are not well sealed. I can only think of these few.
You live on the fourth floor, the summer rain is a small balcony roof leakage, the property has been repaired three times, they have not repaired it for you until now, what should I do? Put your market hotline over there, complaint complaint hotline, complaint hotline, you should be soft, he doesn't pay attention to you, is it getting harder? Naturally, they will come to you, and then you will have the initiative.
First of all, look at where the odor comes from, check the drain, and then look at the urinal, which is generally the odor coming from the urinal, you can install an imitation odor pad on the urinal.
Provide a floor plan of your home, indicating that it is east, west, south, north, west. >>>More
Each house has a bathroom, of course upstairs. Indicate that you do not live on the top or ground floor.
This situation is more difficult to deal with, because it is interrupted, and it is impossible to simply connect it, because the wiring will damage the floor, and there is really no other line to change, only knock out a piece of the floor tile in that position and slowly get the line out and connect it, and then buy a floor tile of the same size to pave it, but the color of the floor tile may be difficult to match.