get ur management to check. usually anything above, the unit above must fix it by strata law.
Condo Toilet Floor Leaking or Pipe Cracked?
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 Sep 17 2024, 08:53 PM
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QUOTE(knwong @ Sep 17 2024, 09:22 PM) That is not true. There are times the pipe that leak belongs to owner below well that is what i was told by JMB rep unless the leak is clearly reported as unit below's fault |
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QUOTE(mactreouser @ Sep 17 2024, 09:26 PM) I got the idea but our management owned by the resident, haha ... better also get a third party contractor/plumber to give his assessment laIn fact, I'm curious, it could be leak from unit downstairs?any piping on the ceiling? Our old place a little special, as mentioned, managed by resident, haha ... Most probably deal between relevant units. I'm the Upper Unit 🤣 *Sad that could not attached video. Someone could help?* From the water dripping pattern, I'm curious whether it's floor leaking or pipe inside the wall cracked? Any idea how to...? |
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