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Anonymous users2024-01-24Both the developer and the upstairs are responsible, and this is no longer clear. Under normal circumstances, the shelf life of a developer building is one year.
First of all, take a look at the [Residential Quality Assurance Certificate] in your hand, and whether the warranty period for waterproofing has arrived! According to the [Regulations on the Quality Management of Construction Projects], I will see for myself below--- Article 40 Under normal use conditions, the minimum warranty period of construction projects is: >>>More
Your bathroom is a leaking water pipe put by the developer, who will be responsible for these costs? It depends on the specific situation, if the house has been delivered, then the responsibility belongs to you, if there is no house inspection before the house is received, it is the responsibility of the developer.
The main pipe is to find a developer.
If it is a sewer branch pipe in the ceiling, you should let the upstairs occupants fix it in time and take responsibility for your losses. >>>More
If you haven't touched the previous waterproofing layer, why do you want to do waterproofing? Can you tell me what the water is leaking? Kitchen, bathroom and roof leaks are covered by a five-year warranty, and not all leaks are covered by the warranty. >>>More
This should be solved by the property. The landlord must resolutely ask him to solve it, and if he does not take the initiative, he can call the police or sue to ask both the upstairs and the property to compensate for your losses.