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Anonymous users2024-01-24I think the first thing you need to do is to make sure that your balcony has not been vandalized, and if so, who is responsible. If not, it is a natural disaster force majeure, what does it have to do with you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Not responsible if you have not remodeled the balcony, you can find the property or the developer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If the balcony and balcony sewer have not been remodeled by you, how can there be a loss downstairs? Neither is the responsibility yours!
No. Today's buildings generally don't have this kind of design loophole.
This is not the responsibility of the upstairs, but of the developer, and it is a matter of quality.
There is water on the ground for a long time, and it will leak for a long time, first deal with the leaking pipes for a long time, and in the observation, the waterproofing of the bricks will not be effective, and the best waterproofing is to remove the original ground tiles, and carry out a closed water test after the new leveling and unified waterproofing, which is appropriate
If it is a new house, it may be that the waterproofing is not done well, and if it is an old house, it may be that the water pipe is broken.
According to the current architectural design of multi-storey high-rise residences, if your kitchen has leaking water, the most likely thing is that the upstairs sewer pipe is caused by the aging of the PVC sewer pipe due to the long time, because the current building is generally like this! 2 leaking sewer pipes on the first floor, a little sewer pipe breaks, the first floor will suffer, you can negotiate to solve it! Replace the sewer pipes. >>>More