Because the waterproof treatment of the project is not up to standard, the basement of the residential area has been soaked in water many times. No matter what the property is, there is no compensatio

Because the waterproof treatment of the project is not up to standard, the basement of the residential area has been soaked in water many times. No matter what the property is, there is no compensation. Which department should I find? In fact, your behavior of asking for property compensation is hooliganism and self-righteousness.

You haven't figured out a problem, whether it's the cause of rainwater backflow or the seemingly waterproof project. The house you bought is owned by the developer, and the quality and after-sales problems are between you and the developer. Please refer to your house purchase contract for the basis of compensation. It's only 1 year, and it should still be under warranty.

The relationship between the property company and you is a property service relationship, not a quality assurance, not an insurance claim. If you look at the contract, you can find that the property company needs to be responsible for the quality of the house and be responsible for compensation.

Your problem is the same as buying a mobile phone that doesn't work, not looking for the owner who sold your mobile phone, but looking for a communication company. It doesn't make sense.