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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are decoration standards on the purchase contract, which are clearly written.
There is no blank. Jane decoration and fine decoration should be there, but the things used in Jane decoration are not good, and they have to be replaced by themselves. It's better to have a rough house.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Look at your purchase contract.
Generally, no.
This violates the regulations, which are required by the quality standards for the acceptance of residential subdivisions.
At least two floor drains, one main sewer and one secondary sewer.
Consult with the property company. Generally, if this kind of problem occurs, if it is non-artificial, you can find a developer, if it is artificial, you can only find a property.
What is the actual size of your property?
If the actual area of the house has met the requirements of your contract, and the contract does not clearly stipulate this, it is generally difficult to solve the problem; Of course, if the existence of the column affects the use of your bathroom, you can raise an objection before receiving the house, and after the end of the experience room and signing, you need to provide structural drawings on paper, and put forward relevant information, including architectural drawings and design drawings, raise objections to the developer, discuss the results, and file a lawsuit with the local housing management office within the corresponding time to express the objection. >>>More
You first ask someone to dredge it, keep the evidence of the fee paid, and offset the property management fee when you pay the property management fee. It's not much use if you vote for this kind of thing, but you can also try to call the mayor's hotline to complain.