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Anonymous users2024-01-24The property has a maintenance fund and can file a repair, and at the same time, the property does not play a supervisory role and can file a complaint. However, most fundamentally, balconies do not fall within the scope of the prescribed house heating, so if the upstairs residents install it privately, you can file a lawsuit against the upstairs residents, but you can't file a lawsuit against the staircase exterior wall that it is not within the scope of your property.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It may be that the façade of the wall is permeated with moisture.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is likely to be caused by indoor moisture, and the humidity in each room is different, so the above phenomenon will occur.
If it's just your description, that's fine, I'm afraid.
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It's no wonder that balcony water seeps into two points of rainwater or domestic water. Rainwater may be a window that is not properly sealed and seeps in from the edge of the window frame. There are two situations of water for daily use: the waterproofing on the first floor is not done well, and it leaks down from the upper floor. In the second case, the water supply pipe of your own home is leaking.
Upstairs leakage to downstairs, the consequences should be borne upstairs, but generally many will cause neighborhood conflicts because of this little thing, causing unnecessary trouble, in fact, now dealing with leakage is very simple and convenient, you can do it at home, you can choose to directly brush the waterproof paint to do waterproof treatment.
You can drain water from the corner of the ceiling to the balcony, and then use the balcony floor drain to make the drain.
Hello! This is likely to be a leak in the water pipe or floor heating pipe under the floor when you are renovating your home, and the only way to find out is to knock off the floor.