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Anonymous users2024-01-24This possibility cannot be ruled out, there have been problems with the pipes upstairs in the past, resulting in the loss of 4 or 5 households downstairs.
There are generally two types of water leaks:
First, the pipe rupture leads to water leakage, which needs to be replaced and re-waterproofed.
Second, the waterproofing is not done well, resulting in water leakage, and the overall waterproofing needs to be redone.
It is recommended to find a renovation worker to find the leakage point (around the water pipe, the corner of the wall is an area prone to water leakage), and then re-waterproof the water leakage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there are no problems with these, then consider the following points: 1. The plumbing problem in the bathroom is not a leakage caused by the rupture of the hidden pipe. 2. The waterproofing is not done well or the waterproof layer is damaged, which is more likely.
3. If it is a problem with the waterproof layer, it is recommended that it is best to re-do the waterproofing, otherwise it will suffer endlessly. Hope it helps!
You have to determine where the leak is, the main pipe, or what? But no matter where you have to find the property first, it's too troublesome to run by yourself, let the property get it. Fix it first and then find responsibility.
If the loss is not serious, you can find property mediation, or solve the compensation problem through the law. If the neighbors live and try to settle the matter as peacefully, will distant relatives be better than close neighbors?
Generally, the leakage of the toilet is that the seventh floor affects the sixth floor, and the sixth floor affects the fifth floor.
The problem may burst at the pipe interface on the 9th floor, and the specific inspection of the 9th floor is enough to do waterproof construction.
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