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Anonymous users2024-01-23Quite possibly.
Because in the process of your renovation, it is possible to destroy the original waterproof layer, which will naturally permeate the water.
It is recommended to find the property department and your downstairs neighbors to negotiate and settle a decision, it is possible that you have to redo the waterproof layer, if that is the case, your original decoration can not be saved, you have to put the tiles up or something, redo.
Good luck :)
Read your additional note This plumbing problem should be repaired by the property department, and the damage to the plumbing is not caused by you, so it should not be said to be your responsibility.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Find a developer or property manager.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There are two possibilities: one is your responsibility, that is, you damaged the structure of the house during the renovation and caused water leakage; The second is the responsibility of the developer of the house, that is, there are problems in the construction process of the house.
If there is water seepage on the roof of the bathroom, then you contact the customer upstairs.
It's not the same thing as the property, because the waterproofing is not done well, and there will be compensation for sure.
The reason for the leakage is that the waterproofing around the root of the pipe is not done well, and it can be seen from the diagram that there is at least leakage.
It's best to look for a community property to see if there is a leak, where there is a leak, they will help solve it
Based on the current leakage phenomenon described, the possibility of leakage caused by pipe rupture is extremely high. >>>More