Kitchen water pipes are frozen and cracked, who is responsible?

There are a few things to be clarified before dealing with this:

Which part of the water pipe is the water pipe that is frozen and cracked?

1) Is it the sewer pipe that the developer has installed when the house is built?

2) Are the hot and cold water pipes you buried during your own renovation?

2. Whether the purchase contract mentions maintenance matters after the owner moves in, you can check the contract.

Through my previous experience (my sister's water pipe has this phenomenon), the developer has taken care of the latter, and some money has been compensated.

1. Clear responsibility: Since the water pipe is the developer's (that is to say, the water pipe buried by the developer during the construction of the project), the quality of this water pipe is usually average, and it is definitely not as good as the one you bought, so there is a clear difference in the external model.

2. After the responsibility is clear, if it is the developer's problem, then find the property management office, and the responsibility definitely belongs to them. Because, after the developer's house is sold, the follow-up issues will be handled by the property management company.

3. Find the developer (you don't have to look for the staff inside, just find the manager), and you don't have to be weak in your attitude, and you need to be tough when appropriate. It will replace the frozen area, restore the original appearance, and compensate for a certain amount of damage.

4. If it is damaged during decoration, then you should still find a water and electricity installation master to get it.

If it is damaged during decoration, find a decoration company theory;

Good heating pipes and water pipes have a warranty period, and the construction unit should be responsible for the poor materials used in the construction of the house;

The waterproof warranty period for the waterproof parts of the house, kitchen, bathroom, etc. is five years, and they will be responsible for the property or developer during the warranty period.

Is the property not heating or is the heating company not heating?

You'd better start by asking who didn't boil the hot water, and whoever didn't boil it out was responsible.

You can find arbitration.