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digitalz
post Dec 13 2021, 08:59 AM

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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Dec 13 2021, 06:34 AM)
1. I look at it as poor workmanship during the wiring and plastering.

2. There are 2 possibilities ..... there will still be water dripping after repair and require few days to dry b4 painting or the leak wasnt repair. I suggest you ask the seller to redo and revisit the place in 2 weeks to see whether the same problem recur.

Fixing a leak is not easy. If the upper neighbour is not co operative, no leak can be repaired. Not every owner is nice enough to spend money and time to 'destroy' their flooring for another person. Some aggrieved neighbour have to go through 'legal means' to have it fix.

So you decide if the leak cont, it is worth to proceed ?
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I have the same thoughts with you on 2. It's more like they just did a minor touch up for the TS without actually fixing the source - possible pipe leak.

If its side of the wall then it's easy to see to and feel, I viewed a unit and you can feel that the wall was moist. Hence, a likely pipe leak where the wall needs to be torn down but for the ceiling... it will be harder as it affects the unit on top. console.gif

For 1... well if you are going to redo your ceiling... i don't think that will be much issue for the TS.


digitalz
post Dec 13 2021, 10:20 AM

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QUOTE(Karpanan @ Dec 13 2021, 09:49 AM)
Thanks guys for the insight, I really appreciate it.

Since the unit above is occupied, there will probably be continuous usage of water, if the problem persists, the leakage stain would probably resurface.
I guess I'll hold off the purchase for the time being and tell the seller I would view the unit again in 2-3 weeks, just to make sure the problem is being taken care of. Normally how long should we monitor to determine whether the issue persists? 1 month from the repair period or much longer?
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Risky thing to do if you insist of buying the same unit.

Reason?

- > you won't know how they fix it. Temporary fix or permanent fix. Both are different.

- > if temporary fixing used - you will have to handle the issues yourself after that after some time if you are unlucky.

 

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