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Anonymous users2024-01-24Housing leaks are not under the jurisdiction of the police, it is recommended to report to the property, and if there is any damage to your home, take pictures.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can find a property, if you don't have a property, you can find a neighborhood committee, the developer can, if no one cares about the above, then call 12345 to ask who cares about this kind of problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can go through the legal process and sue directly with the evidence.
If it is caused by water leakage in the common area, it is the maintenance scope of the property, and if it is caused by the upstairs owner due to decoration, etc., the upstairs owner needs to be responsible, and the cause of the water leakage needs to be confirmed first and solved through negotiation.
Water flows to a low place, the place where the water comes out downstairs is not necessarily the water leakage directly above, one must first check whether there is water seepage in your toilet faucet triangle valve and other components, if not, close the toilet valve to see if the water meter is not turning, there is a turn to indicate that the toilet is not leaking, then it is more troublesome, it may be that the buried water pipe is cracked.
Sue as a neighboring rights dispute, demanding that the queue obstruct and compensate you for your losses.
If you want to repair it below, you can properly open a small hole in the leaking part and pour foamed cement; But the best solution is to pour water-based waterproof paint from above.
Find a property solution, the property is to regulate this kind of thing.