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Anonymous users2024-01-23This must be your responsibility, the causal relationship is that your home leakage causes his family to have losses, of course, the premise is that his home is legally compliant, but no matter what, the neighbors still negotiate to compensate each other a little, even if he does not renovate the room, the balcony to dry clothes is not suitable for you to leak, but also you have to repair, if it is the developer's quality problem, you can also find the developer to repair it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Such a problem arises.
It's definitely your responsibility.
It's due to water seepage from your balcony.
Flooded downstairs.
It's normal for them to make suspended ceilings.
Your question, you first have to find the community property, you don't first look for the owner downstairs, the community property will give you the answer, because the downstairs decoration on the property to pay the deposit, the deposit to wait for the decoration to be completed, the acceptance can be returned to the owner, even if you do not pay the deposit, you still look for the property, determined by the property, who is responsible, who will bear the compensation.
Water seepage from the outside of the floor drain is because the original floor hole has not been replenished, and now it is smashed open, first of all, it is necessary to re-use high-grade cement mortar to fill the hole, and then do waterproofing after solidification and drying, and finally subsidize the floor tiles so that there will be no more water leakage.
The problem of water leakage is difficult to solve, although your home does not use water for a few days, but the original leaking water will penetrate into the floor, once the water is saturated, even if your home does not use water, the stagnant water will continue to drip from the floor! It's a scratching head! Unless the floor slab is no longer dripping, and your home has thoroughly waterproofed the leaking part to see the effect (maybe the part of your home is not accurate)!
If it is a frame structure, it is okay to tear down the wall downstairs, and it is estimated that your house is a frame structure, then the property statement is correct.
You can find someone to go downstairs and open the ceiling to see where the leak is, it may be a sewer pipe leak, then it's very simple, just deal with it, this can find the property for maintenance, this is their job, if it is a leak on the ground, then it will be troublesome. There is no way to repair the floor tiles without peeling them off, so you can only pick up all the floor tiles, re-do the waterproofing and then pave the bricks as a whole.