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Anonymous users2024-01-24First, the maintenance fee is yours. Because you own the property to the house, you should be responsible for it.
Second, the leakage in the space is nothing more than the wall, the ground or the pipe. Because only when taking a bath will produce leakage, so you can rule out the possibility of pipe leakage, the situation you described is very similar to the wall waterproof leakage, you might as well do a test: block all the sewer pipes in the bathroom, put about 2cm of water on the ground, observe whether there is leakage, if not, it is likely to be a problem of wall waterproofing, you need to repair the wall waterproofing.
The waterproofing is not up to par, the wall should be 300 high, and the waterproofing should be done by professional people, and it is necessary to brush the bottom and surface many times.
First of all, check whether the wires in the bathroom are thick enough, because they will heat up after a while. Especially the line that the manufacturer dispenses. Check again to see if your brakes are big enough. And skipping a few times is going to fail.
It's going to leak, and if your water leaks down there, either the waterproof layer underneath is broken, or the edge of the PVC pipe is seeping down, and if there's water on it, it's going to leak down.
If the wall waterproofing is not done well, knock off the interior wall tiles in the bathroom and re-do the waterproofing, or brush the waterproof paint twice.
Contact the upstairs neighbor directly for repairs, or you can find the reporting property for the property to coordinate. >>>More