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Anonymous users2024-01-24As long as it is repaired, the leak will not leak again, but the root cause of the leakage must be found. Is it caused by the waterproofing of the upstairs bathroom is not done well, or the secondary drainage of the upstairs bathroom is not good, which causes too much water in the bathroom, and the water is caused early. If the waterproofing is not done well, it will be fine to deal with it.
If it is backwater, it is not good here, the secondary drainage is not smooth, and it will leak out from other places.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's not easy to get downstairs, and if you do a good job of waterproofing downstairs, it won't leak, and it's best to do waterproof from above.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This question should still be leaked, but it may be leaked from another place, if you don't believe it, you can wait and see.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Most of the leaks in the upstairs bathroom are caused by floor drains or toilets that are not installed, so this situation can only be repaired upstairs to solve the problem from the root. It's useless for us to fill in the leaks downstairs. It didn't leak here, but it seeped over there in a few days.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Obviously, no, the roof is leaking, can you make up the room? If you make up for it like that, you will have to get wet, and after a long time, it will be alkaline, and the tiles and wall skin will fall off.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19If I didn't find the leak, I will definitely leak it again in the future. Because it doesn't leak, it depends on how well the waterproofing upstairs is done. The waterproofing upstairs is not good, and it is useless to make up for it downstairs.
Wipe with a solution made of dish soap with white vinegar and baking soda for a satisfactory result.
The owner of the upstairs pays to make up for the leakage and the ceiling downstairs. No need to reach the floor.
Downstairs downstairs ??? Boss, that's impossible, or rather, the odds are too small, to your home, as well as your lower floor at the same time leakage, it is possible to leak to the lower floor, there is a possibility, not the bathroom leakage, but the sewer pipe rupture, in this way, it will leak everywhere along the water pipe, may have been leaking to the bottom of the floor is not necessarily, it is best to find a property company to come and see.
If it's a leaky toilet leak! It should be a problem upstairs, and it should be negotiated with the upstairs neighbors! Just let the leaky neighbor redo the waterproofing! Hope it helps!
Don't try to repair it from downstairs in vain.
Negotiate with the upstairs amicably, put the facts and reason, the upstairs has the obligation to repair and stop the infringement, and if the negotiation fails, you can sue and win the lawsuit. >>>More