The upstairs kitchen hose burst for 5 days without a sound, what should I do?

I wonder if it's still leaking?

If there is no one upstairs and the water is still leaking, you can call the property and 110 to open the door and turn off the water together If there is someone upstairs who has turned off the water, then you do a good job of evidence collection, including the damage to the house caused by the water leakage, the damage caused by the soaking of the items in the house, if the property is repaired at home, it is best to take a copy of their maintenance order.

After collecting evidence, then come to negotiate (to prevent the other party from destroying evidence), ask for compensation, etc. If the negotiation fails, you can ask for property mediation, or directly file a civil lawsuit

No matter what the reason, if the water leakage on the upper floor affects your life and causes losses to you, you can claim compensation, if it is a property problem that causes the loss of your home, you should claim compensation from the property, for your upstairs is not loud, you can directly ask the property to help coordinate, if the coordination is not successful, you will sue in advance. The content of the lawsuit includes, maintenance costs, lost work costs, mental damages, and losses caused by inconvenient life due to maintenance. on the "Find the Legal Network".