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Anonymous users2024-01-23Apologize and negotiate how to solve the problem - whether you find someone to repair and restore it for free, or whether someone else will find someone to repair it and you will pay for it. They are all neighbors, so it's better to solve them properly.
In such a situation that has already caused adverse consequences, the upstairs should be compensated according to the price. However, if the upstairs refuses to compensate, it is necessary to collect evidence and sue for compensation in court.
Reasonable, you have to compensate appropriately for the losses you have caused to others.
It depends on what the reason is, if it is an installation problem, and it is within the scope of the warranty, you must find a manufacturer or agent, if it is a personal negligence reason, it is estimated that they will not compensate, so first find out the reason, take photos for evidence, and make a complaint.
If the floor heating is renovated by itself, it must be compensated, and if the negotiation fails, then go through legal procedures.
Find the property first, and then sue the developer, if not, the court can only determine the liability.