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Anonymous users2024-01-23Because the balcony on the first floor was flooded and it was related to the leakage of your balcony on the 5th floor, you must be liable for compensation, and his balcony was a bit violated, so the property management should order him to demolish it within a time limit.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Hello, your balcony is leaking, you live on the second floor on the fifth floor, the third floor is not flooded, the first floor is flooded, it should have nothing to do with your home, you should not be compensated, thank you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If your home is leaking, and then the first floor is flooded because of his violation, then you will have to pay 80% of the responsibility for the violation on the first floor, and you will be responsible for 20%.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The balcony on the 5th floor of your house leaked and flooded the downstairs, in this case, as the owner of the community, you must need to compensate, and you can also negotiate with the property staff.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Although it is an illegal building. But the water leak has affected people's lives and should be compensated. Illegal construction is a matter for the government.
Looking for a property, if you need to find other departments, you should also let the property find it, anyway, the property is responsible.
The roof on the fourth floor is leaking, right, your bathroom has been re-waterproofed, so have you checked whether there is a problem with the pipes in the bathroom wall before, and the general situation is still leaking, so it may be these two reasons1The bathroom is still not up to standard 2There was a problem with the plumbing in the bathroom, and the problem of leaking water in the pipe was not solved, and the problem was not solved by simply re-waterproofing.
Please describe the leakage on the roof of the fourth floor. Is the slab cast-in-place or the finished slab?
See if it is within the warranty period, if you find out if it is due to your own reasons to cause the water leakage, then see if the house is still within the warranty period, generally the newly bought house water quality warranty period is 5 years, if it is still within the warranty period, go to the developer, the developer should take responsibility for its maintenance. If it is not within the shelf life, it can only be coordinated with the neighborhood committee where the community is located.
The situation you said is too extreme, the fifth floor said that your living room, your toilet, and balcony waterproofing are not done well, which makes you feel uneasy, so you say ah. The old house is also uncomfortable to live in, and there will be many problems, not only the problem of water leakage.