What should I do if the leaking property on the top floor is not solved?

The water leakage on the top floor is really annoying. How to solve it as soon as possible?

First of all, it depends on whether it is under warranty. If the developer asks for maintenance during the warranty period (please contact the developer for maintenance in time). The warranty period of waterproof works is generally five years, while that of pipelines is generally two years. During the warranty period, water leakage caused by non-human factors must be the responsibility of the developer (if the developer does not handle it, he can complain to the quality supervision department or bring a lawsuit to the court, and take care of himself after the warranty period).

Secondly, if the warranty period expires, it depends on whether there is water leakage in the public area.

1. In case of rainwater leakage in public areas, you can apply for using the maintenance fund as required. Generally speaking, if the public * * * parts need maintenance, the owners will entrust the property management company, or the relevant owners will report to the competent department of the Housing Authority themselves, and then the relevant owners will vote, reaching more than two-thirds, and make a public announcement in the community. If there is no objection, relevant expenses can be extracted;

2. If it is not a public part, it depends on the specific terms of the entrusted property management contract. If there is no agreement, it needs to be organized by a property management company, and the maintenance fee can be applied for a maintenance fund. If it fails, it should be shared by the relevant beneficiaries (generally, half of the owners whose roofs are leaking are shared by the downstairs residents).

In a word, the leakage on the top floor will affect the decoration and family facilities at home, and if it is serious, it will affect the building structure, so it should be solved as soon as possible anyway. Don't worry, try to negotiate calmly with the property, don't rush to the hospital to find someone, and don't blame the property. After all, according to the regulations, the property does not necessarily need to be responsible for the quality of your house. And sometimes there is nothing the property can do. You want to be responsible but you can't afford it!

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