Neighbors clean windows, and water flows into the woman's house along the outer wall. What should I do if this happens?

In this case, it is necessary to negotiate with neighbors, find property to intervene in mediation, and go to court to sue neighbors.

When the neighbor cleaned the window, the water flowed into the woman's house along the outer wall. At this time, the woman must go to her neighbor in time and negotiate with him to change the method of cleaning windows to avoid more water entering the home. If the water enters her house and does not cause obvious economic losses, don't hold the other party responsible. Peaceful reconciliation between the two families is conducive to maintaining neighborhood relations. As long as the other party has a good attitude, change the way of cleaning windows and prevent similar incidents from happening again, this matter can be solved satisfactorily.

If the neighbor is cleaning the window and water flows into his house along the outer wall, resulting in the loss of his property, then ask the neighbor for compensation, which depends on the neighbor's attitude. If neighbors can actively compensate for this matter, don't be aggressive and try to communicate with each other calmly. If the other party has a bad attitude and refuses to pay compensation, it should find the property to intervene in mediation. Ask the other party to change the way of cleaning windows and compensate their family for economic losses.

When the neighbor was cleaning the window, the water flowed into the woman's house along the outer wall, and he had violated her neighbor's right. If you negotiate or mediate property with your neighbors, you can't safeguard your legitimate rights and interests and you can't let it go. When this matter is properly solved, you can go directly to the court to sue this neighbor and take up legal weapons to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.

When neighbors clean windows, water can enter their homes along the outer walls. To understand why the external wall leaks, we should communicate with the property in time after solving this problem, and let the property repair the external wall of our home to prevent other neighbors from entering our home along the external wall when cleaning windows or using water, causing unnecessary economic losses to themselves. When encountering similar incidents, it will be mainly resolved through consultation, which will not affect the relationship with neighbors. Neighborhood relations will become tense if the property is directly involved or sued.