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Anonymous users2024-01-23You live on the top floor, and when it rains, it leaks. Obviously it's a roof leak, and it's not good to plug the leak from your home. You must go to the roof to find the leakage point, you should report to the property company, they will ask professional plugging technicians to go to the roof to check the leakage, with qualified plugging materials, in order to solve the problem once and for all.
After plugging the leak, it has to be tested by several heavy rains to ensure that it does not leak, and then repair the ceiling in the room.
It was the same in our family a few years ago.
It is caused by the lack of waterproofing upstairs, and it is necessary to coordinate with the residents upstairs to solve it. >>>More
If you have any objections to this, you can negotiate with the property to deal with it.
Should look for the upstairs. After the house is repurchased, the property rights will be owned by the owner. That is to say, if you find a water leak at any time after you move in, you can find the upstairs, and the upstairs can find the developer during the warranty period of the house. >>>More
No need to look for a property. Go directly to the upstairs owner. Such as the top floor. If there is no property. Find the neighborhood committee.
Judging from the picture, the gap is not evenly balanced, and if you flick it with a tool from the corresponding direction, it should be aligned, and there will be no big gap, try it.