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Anonymous users2024-01-24You are wrapping the riser, the riser needs to leave a check port when there is a cleaning port at a one-meter position, and the cleaning port is sparse when the riser is blocked. If you don't have a cleaning port, you don't need to leave it. I don't know if your own kitchen floor has been renovated, if not, it is a problem with the construction unit.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Water supply does not need to be checked, and drainage is required to leave an inspection port, which is generally a compartment. If it is a water supply pipe, it is necessary to let him distinguish the responsibility, how to restore the damaged facilities, and who is responsible for the cost.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You have the right not to let him open it, and you have to talk about it before you open your mouth, and who is responsible for the damaged equipment.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There is no such statement, but it will certainly appear according to the course of the overhaul. I didn't say this about opening a few. Just turn on a dredging machine that can get down.
Why drive a few more. If it is not the blockage of the pipeline, then the waterproofing is not done well during construction. It is okay to ask the owner to rectify, because you signed a contract when you bought the house, and it does not meet the requirements of the code according to the housing acceptance standards.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20No, according to my experience, there is only one inspection opening in your room for sewer pipes, and the holes you reserve for renovation are only enough for people to open the pipe openings.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Is your downstairs kitchen leaking? Is your kitchen floor leaking? Did you do waterproofing when you renovated your home?
If it's not your family's reason, you can leave it alone. The checkpoint is only used when the sewer is blocked, and it is when the water in your kitchen is bubbling up that the checkpoint comes to your house. There is no reason to open a few more.
You can ask if the property will be done? Hehe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18If you can be sure that the leak is not in your home. You'll be able to reject them. If they have to, negotiate terms with them. They are responsible for the expenses.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17It doesn't have to be the sewer pipe. You have to see if the water supply pipe is leaking first, and then see if the floor is leaking.
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Anonymous users2024-01-16Check whether the leakage is a pipe leak or a pipe leakage, pipe leakage repair pipe, pipe leakage check water supply pipe.
Yes, if the main drain pipe of your house is blocked, the water from the top three floors will be drained from your floor, and whoever is blocked from the next floor will be drained from whomever house. But it's rare for the main drain to get clogged, so there's no need to worry too much. Some are difficult to encounter in a lifetime. >>>More
Generally, the sewer pipes in the kitchen are indoors, and the indoor pipes have a warranty period of 2 years according to the time limit of the two books, as long as you do not replace the pipes or change the warranty period, the construction party is responsible for the warranty period, and the owner bears the warranty outside the owner.
There is no problem with the kitchen sewer modification, as long as the sewer main pipe is not changed, the gravity of the kitchen sewer on the 20th floor of the upper floor will not affect the use of the elbow, I am doing decoration, and the sewer of each kitchen has been changed a little.
You can do it, you first lengthen the original pipe, if it is sawed flat by you, you have to knock off the concrete of the floor four centimeters to extend the joint, and then plug the edge with the plugging king, if you can discuss it with the downstairs, you can directly turn the floor to a hole with water. Then do the root canal again. Plugging leaks, leveling the floor, doing waterproofing, closed water testing, making stoves, and doing ground. >>>More
You can ask a plumber to disassemble it and reinforce it, or buy a bucket of special construction glue where it can't be disassembled, and properly extend the pipe wall to fall down where it can be disassembled.