Recently, the floor heating in my house leaked and the downstairs was soaked, but my house has only lived for a year. Should the property be responsible for this?

A friend has lived in the relocated house for only one year, but in his house, the floor heating leaked recently, and the downstairs was soaked. This matter has nothing to do with the property, and the property should not bear the responsibility. Because the floor heating leaks, it is the installation problem of the floor heating, which has nothing to do with the property. If the house has been installed with floor heating before moving in, ask the developer of the house for responsibility. If it is your own floor heating, then find the decoration master who is responsible for your floor heating.

1, the property has no obligation to be responsible for floor heating and water leakage for you.

Any property company will not cover the problem of floor heating. When you find that the floor heating leaks, you should first find the plumber who installed the floor heating for your home. Your family has only lived for a year. He should give you some insurance. If your family had installed geothermal energy in the house before moving in, you should find a developer for this geothermal water now. As a property, I have no obligation to be responsible for you.

2, floor heating leakage should also be considered as appropriate.

The floor heating leaks, let's see where it is broken. If it is a pipe joint, then this problem is big. Whoever sells your floor heating will sell pipe fittings. Usually when buying geothermal energy, the seller must write us an insurance promise. If economic losses are caused by quality problems, they should be responsible. So when buying plumbing fittings, be sure to keep the receipts and invoices they give.

You should also let the plumber bear the cost. Verbal promises are useless, but they must be in writing. If you want him to sign it, only when the villain comes first can you get effective compensation after the incident. As for how to find a developer? I think it was best to shoot a house sales contract with a mobile phone. If there is something wrong with the equipment they provide, I will certainly call you as soon as possible, because I paid for this geothermal energy, and now the developer should be responsible for the geothermal energy problem.