Compensation for water leakage in the bathroom

Updated on Bathroom 2024-04-29
7 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Look at the cause of the water leakage, if it is a quality problem of the house, the waterproofing is not properly treated, and the developer is responsible. If it is caused by improper handling during the use or renovation of your home, your home is responsible.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    See if your house is under warranty.

    Also, what do you mean by protection.

  3. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    According to the time construction law, the warranty period of the developer's waterproofing is two years, and the use time is more than two years by the owner to repair, the main reason for the leakage is that there are gaps in the pipeline hanging formwork, which is not treated in time, and the waterproof layer is not in place. Toilet leakage is a common problem in construction, and the construction technology and quality of construction workers of the original construction unit are very important.

  4. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    If the main structure of the problem caused by water leakage can be terminated, if it is a general problem, you can ask the developer to repair, if the developer maintenance does not meet the standard can require the developer to compensate, compensation is according to the actual loss to compensate, the 2000 version of the pre-sale contract stipulates that the main structure of the house has major quality problems, one is that the layout of the community has changed, one is that the developer delays the delivery of the house, the developer can not handle the large property certificate on time, There are also unauthorized changes to the main structure of the house, and buyers can ask to move out.

  5. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    The current relevant laws and regulations of our country stipulate that if water leakage occurs between the roof, exterior wall, toilet and kitchen of the house building, the construction unit shall be guaranteed for one year from the date of completion and acceptance of the house.

    The developer or property management company will send a letter to the construction unit in accordance with the corresponding prescribed procedures to require it to repair within a limited period, otherwise, the developer or property management company has the right to find another professional maintenance company for maintenance, and the cost of maintenance will be deducted from the quality warranty (generally 5% of the entire housing project cost) reserved by the construction unit in the developer's account.

    In your case, you should entrust a lawyer to sue the developer in accordance with the current laws and regulations to assert your claim, and the court will adjudicate or negotiate with the mediation of the judge. There is no problem in winning the lawsuit, and this part of the compensation is borne by the construction unit, not out of the developer's own pocket.

    As for the amount of compensation, the direct damage caused to you and your downstairs will definitely be fine, as for the rest, it is up to your lawyer.

  6. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    You guess you've been cheated by the property. Smashing bricks is a traditional practice! Now the bathroom leakage does not need to be smashed off and redone, now there is a third generation of non-smashing brick waterproof material seepage porcelain treasure, directly on the surface of the tile to reconstruct the waterproof layer, no need to smash the brick to break the soil, convenient and fast, the fastest 4 hours can be water, the material is still guaranteed for ten years, the key is to save worry and money!

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    You should do it the first time and see what the problem is! Now that you've rebuilt it yourself, no one is responsible, you're responsible!

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