The house to be renovated has not been equipped with radiator, because the property management company didn't turn off the heating valve and the house was flooded. How can I claim compensation?

This kind of solid wood furniture has been soaked. Can it be completely repaired without redoing? Don't spray paint on you now, the surface looks good, and there will be problems in the future.

2. There is also a wall. The blisters are so serious, does it affect the building quality of the house?

3. Is it feasible to shovel the latex paint on the wall and brush it again? There is no peeling place now, will it peel in the future? In addition, is there a difference between the color and thickness of local repair?

4. Should I still claim compensation for indirect losses? After all, it affected our stay and caused us psychological and spiritual harm. And sometimes I take special leave to deal with this matter, which also affects my work.

5. Whether the compensation should be given to me or to the decoration foreman, I think it should be given to me, and I will settle with the decoration party.

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First of all, you have the following questions, the first is responsibility, the second is repair, and the third is compensation for losses.

Responsibility: 1, property heating needs to be notified in advance, usually posted at the entrance of the corridor or the entrance of the community. I think the property has been done. But ... you don't need heating. You told the property, and they have nothing to say. This is a loss. Then, there is no need for heating. The property knows about it. Is there a written document to prove it, or is there a written stipulation in the property that not paying the heating fee means that there is no need for heating at home, and the property will stop heating? Or does the property say that the owner does not need heating how to inform the property? Have you notified the property? Who recorded it? Is there anything to prove, such as your phone records, the confirmation letter of the property, or the records of the relevant person in charge of the property? What I said above is the relevant evidence about the property, which is a strong proof of drawing a clear responsibility. If you want to claim compensation, these points are the key evidence. If you don't, you are prepared.

As for the decoration company, I don't know whether you did it with the construction team or the decoration company, but whether it is the decoration company or the construction team, even if there is a contract, the contract should not specify the responsibility for heating leakage. However, although this responsibility is not expressly stipulated, it should be the responsibility of the decoration personnel in principle. There is no need to draw a clear line with the decoration company alone. According to the way you said the decoration company handled it, I think the decoration company has the attitude to help you repair it. As for the degree of repair, it depends on the meaning of your communication. Generally, there are two ways to repair. One way is to do it completely backwards. It is estimated that the decorator will not agree. Because of too much compensation, the decorator will probably take the second way, that is, partial repair, which only repairs the damaged part, ensuring that it is new, but not necessarily the same as when it is not damaged. If you can talk about the first one, you can also bear part of the cost, but the cost ratio should be clear with the decoration company. One is that the decoration company fully shares the cost, and the other is that the decoration company is responsible for 80%, and you are responsible for 20%, and then the project is reworked. As for the indirect losses caused by the project delay, if you can't move in, etc. You can say forget it with the decoration company and bear it yourself. This sentence is for the decoration company. If it is rework, it should be the same as before, so don't worry too much about the problems after renovation. The room should be thoroughly air-dried before doing it. Remember to ventilate, air dry and dry thoroughly, otherwise there will be problems in the future. If you choose maintenance, you have to determine the degree of maintenance with the decoration company. Although you can't guarantee that the repaired heel will be the same as when it is not soaked, you must ensure that the process is not too rough. For example, if the wall is soaked, it must be completely reworked. If only the lower part is repaired, there will be cracks in the repaired part and the previous joint part, and it is best to do all of them. If the furniture is soaked, the degree of deformation can only be seen after it is completely air-dried. If it's not too deformed, fix it.

Take photos of all the scenes as evidence. Not afraid of more evidence, but afraid of less evidence.

The above is a summary of your questions, all mixed up. Take a closer look. In addition, I will help you solve it alone.

1, about furniture, wait until it is completely air-dried to see the degree of deformation, and then see if it is repaired or redone.

2. Buildings are all frame structures, which will not affect the whole building, but will affect the detachable partition wall in your room. I don't know what material your partition is. Indoor non-bearing walls are generally ceramsite panels or related lightweight partitions. If it is soaked, it will definitely have an impact, but it will have little impact. You can negotiate with the property and let them take the plan. Don't mention the plan. You let them say that you don't care if the house is soaked with light partition walls. It's no use explaining. You must come up with a plan. Your master has no plan. Let the property take it. You have to accept it. You can't kick the ball to the property without taking it, okay?

There must be a difference in color and thickness between the new paint and the previous paint. Better do it again. I have explained all the above reasons, so you should have a good look. In addition, the new paint should shovel off the foundation made before. The worker should understand that it is impossible not to shovel.

4. Indirect compensation is absolute. In the claim, what you should get is definitely different from what you ask for. You ask for more than you deserve, understand? Well, after you find a lawyer, you ask the lawyer and they will help you.

5, of course, the compensation is for you, nothing to do with the decoration company, you and the decoration company alone. Decoration companies are also responsible. This is a question of relative responsibility. The responsibility of the property is relative to you, and so is the decoration company.

That's all I can help you solve, maybe it won't be too fine and messy. I hope I can help you. You can leave a message if you have any questions. I'll take a look at it for you when you are free. Good luck!