My bathroom leaked to the lower room, but I didn t use much water, and the main switch was turned of

This kind of trivial matter, there shouldn't be a lawsuit, right?! It's a lawsuit, and it's also a company with the landlord.

One yard to one yard, the bathroom is leaking, that must affect other people's homes. Hurry up and discuss the solution with the upstairs, know the person who repairs the leak, you can share it, and by the way, you can let the maintenance worker reduce the price. Otherwise, the people downstairs will look for you.

Well, there is this possibility, at that time, when the house was inspected, was it normal for the underground water pipe to be suppressed and tested? Now it is more troublesome to deal with, you have to knock off all the tiles on the ground, but before knocking it off, you still ask the master to help test it.

Didn't you even make it clear that it was dripping water from the top gusset? Then you have to buckle down the gusset to look at it. The gusset should be movable and can be removed and put back on. It's really not good, take the bath bomb away and shine it with a flashlight, only find the leakage to make up for it.

Step Method There are two main reasons for the leakage of the bathroom, one is that there is a leak point in the waterway of one's own house, and the other is that the top layer of waterproofing is not qualified. >>>More