Why does the foot of the wall at the door of my kitchen often seep water?

Possibility 1: The exterior wall is not done, and the water from the outside seeps into the inside; Possibility 2: If the internal and external walls are fine, water seepage from other places seeps along the wall to the foot of the wall; Possibility three: There is a leaking water pipe on the kitchen wall.

The water pipes are not wrapped properly and condensation seeps out because of the veneer bricks in front of the kitchen, which you can't see, while the door frame is wooden and absorbs water, so you will notice that there is water seeping out.

The water pipe has a capillary, and when the water comes out, it slowly goes down and comes out when you go to the corner. Or condensate.

It may be that the moisture is too heavy, or it may be that the water pipe is broken.

There may be a water pipe passing by the side, causing a leak.

There is a leak in the buried water pipe on the ground, if you can find the leakage point, it is the best, otherwise you have to replace it all, the leakage time is long, and you have to find you downstairs.