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Anonymous users2024-01-24Go and see if there is such a problem up and down the stairs, if there is no such situation up and down the stairs, it is a separate problem, and if it can be repaired, don't retreat, you can propose rectification to the developer. If you have to check out, the developer will only refund the original price.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Cracks have different situations. If the crack is a wall with varying degrees of penetrating damage, it is not wrong to claim it.
If it is only a crack on the surface of the wall, and some are the connection between the frame of the bearing part and the rear masonry wall, it is a batch problem, which is not a big problem and can be solved by itself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I wish you a successful negotiation with the developer as soon as possible, and if you have a problem with the house, you should first find a property in the community.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21This is a quality problem in construction, you can complain to the Quality Supervision Bureau, and you will give you a satisfactory answer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It is recommended that you first look in the community to see if there are any owners with the same problem as you. In my local area, there have been cases where all owners have been compensated together, and it has not only happened to one developer. Some developers are just too dark.
Don't put too much effort into developers. Find more units related to real estate (such as Construction Bureau, Technical Supervision Bureau, etc.).
To solve the property problem, it generally belongs to the construction party.
Landlord, I found one, I don't know if it helps ---
1. If it is a blank ceiling, it should refer to the floor structure, according to the "Code for Quality Acceptance of Concrete Structure Engineering" GB 50204-2002 Article 1 relevance provisions: the allowable deviation of the floor elevation is plus or minus 10mm, the allowable deviation of the full height is plus or minus 30mm, and the allowable deviation of the surface flatness is if the ceiling is painted, it should be in accordance with the "Code for Acceptance of Construction Quality of Building Decoration Engineering" GB 50242-2002 Article: ceiling plastering, surface flatness can not be checked, but it should be smooth. >>>More
Claim compensation in accordance with the signed contract.
It is best to ask a local housing quality appraisal agency to make an appraisal. I'm afraid it's a quality problem.
Find a developer to make repairs and ask for some compensation. Otherwise, the complaint will be resolved with the quality supervision department of the Construction Bureau. I hope my answer can help you.