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Anonymous users2024-01-24There's no way, you've already renovated, they won't admit it, they will only say that you broke it during the renovation, and it's hard to find evidence, and the water supply system was also suppressed at that time, and the water supply system was only delivered after it was pressed, as for the leakage in the future, maybe the pipe welding was not strong at that time, maybe it was caused by other external factors.
It may be that the toilet sewer pipe is not properly connected to the sewer.
If you don't need it, just stay inside, because these pipes are generally on top of concrete, but in the screed, and they don't pose a safety hazard.
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.
Go to the developer, or go to the market to find someone who sells Maxim's doors and pay for the locks.
The state stipulates that the developer of water seepage in the building is guaranteed for 5 years. According to the provisions of the "Measures for the Quality Warranty of Housing Construction Projects". >>>More