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Anonymous users2024-01-24After the renovation, there is no developer business. Before the renovation, the kitchen pipes and the main building leaked, which was the developer's problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Let's see if the warranty period has passed, if there is no one, it is all, and if it has passed, it is your own.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In addition to its own reasons.
You don't have to go to the developer, just look for the property in the community, and these fees are included in the annual property fee. But if it's man-made by you, neither the property nor the developer will care. If it is caused by the developer's construction, then directly find the property, and the property will communicate and coordinate with the developer.
Generally, the kitchen water pipe is guaranteed for two years, and if the water leaks within two years, the developer is responsible, and after two years, he is responsible for himself.
After the warranty period, the developer should not be held liable for the leakage of the water pipe joint: because the water leakage is caused by a problem at the joint between your home and the main water pipe, resulting in water entering the downstairs, you have a certain responsibility for the losses caused, mainly tort liability, but the downstairs has to bear the burden of proof for its losses, and the property also has certain responsibility for the expansion of the loss caused by not protecting the safety of the main water valve handle.
If you don't have to renovate and move in, you can look for them.
Your bathroom is a leaking water pipe put by the developer, who will be responsible for these costs? It depends on the specific situation, if the house has been delivered, then the responsibility belongs to you, if there is no house inspection before the house is received, it is the responsibility of the developer.