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Anonymous users2024-01-24First of all, you have to see if there is any effect on the structure, there can be no shear walls here. In addition, it depends on whether it has an impact on the upper and lower neighbors, with the above conditions, you also have to ask the property whether it is allowed, and the property that is tightly managed is not allowed to destroy the appearance of the house. Otherwise you will be in vain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Fill the east wall and make up the west wall!!
Use the kind of special vegetable spray sold on a certain treasure, put it on the windowsill, or indoors, and discard the kind of large bottles of mineral water and so on.
You'd better find out first, whether it is downstairs to move the pipe, only to cause the leakage, if because of the reason for the loose pipe, you can negotiate with him how to deal with your home leakage or compensation. >>>More
If it's just your description, that's fine, I'm afraid.
There is something wrong with your own description. >>>More
I think your idea is that it's best to fit a few pieces of glass. I can feel the sunshine again, and it's raining again. . . >>>More
The property has a maintenance fund and can file a repair, and at the same time, the property does not play a supervisory role and can file a complaint. However, most fundamentally, balconies do not fall within the scope of the prescribed house heating, so if the upstairs residents install it privately, you can file a lawsuit against the upstairs residents, but you can't file a lawsuit against the staircase exterior wall that it is not within the scope of your property.