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Anonymous users2024-01-24Cracks in prefabricated panels mostly appeared in houses in the 70s and 80s of the last century, and the ceiling blistered and fell off, which was generally the cause of dampness in the house and leakage upstairs. It is recommended that you find someone from the property office to check it out to determine whether it is a dilapidated house. If it's not a big deal, you need to re-waterproof the ceiling.
Give it the best. ^_
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be that the ground cement floor has not been leveled, resulting in a suspension under the floor, and the floor should be uncovered and the ground should be re-leveled.
If it is a quality problem of housing construction and construction, find a house and open compensation. >>>More
I guess they repair it is chiseling high and filling low、Hey! The master of the property is too poor in the skills of the house, how can there be such a big error
The original owner sold this house to you, and it is for this reason that he found a scapegoat.
First, ask a third party to inspect the overall structure of the house for you, and then consider maintenance and compensation.
It's best not to do it yourself, because each house has a design load-bearing standard, if you pour another layer of reinforced concrete, it may damage the original load-bearing structure, and whether there is damage to the beam should also be considered. This should be done with the developer to see if the floor slab is too thin or some other problem (if there is a problem with the reinforcement, it will be a big trouble, because the reinforcement of beams and columns may also have the same problem), and this should be solved by the developer.