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Anonymous users2024-01-24It doesn't matter how long the property is in charge and repaired, as for the problem that is not in the warranty period, it is the question of who pays for the property and the developer, and you definitely don't need to pay for it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-232 years for electrical pipelines, water supply and drainage pipelines, and equipment installation projects; Look at how many years your house has been, if it is more than 2 years, you can use the maintenance fund, if not, are you out?
There are two possibilities: one is that the water pipe is broken, and the floor slab above it should be dry. If the floor slab is warm, it means that the waterproofing is not done well or something is wrong.
Notify the upstairs, find out the cause of the water leakage and then repair, you can find the property to coordinate with the middle.
No, the slurry flows down the outer wall of the line pipe, which generally does not affect the use.
There is no upstairs responsibility for leaking pipes. Only leakage from the floor slab is the responsibility of the upper floors. Landlords should repair their water pipes as soon as possible so that they do not suffer from it. I hope my answer can help you.
Hello! I think it's still the upstairs bathroom. Although the floor surface of the upstairs bathroom is dry, because the pipes are laid under the floor tiles and partially embedded in the floor slab, the leakage is not obvious enough to seep into the surface of the floor tiles. >>>More