If the walls are moldy and the floor is peeling, should the property be held responsible?

There can be many reasons for moldy walls and peeling floors, including structural problems, improper property management, improper use or untimely maintenance by the owner, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the attribution of responsibility on a case-by-case basis.

If moldy walls and peeling floors are caused by structural problems or improper property management, then the strata company should be held responsible. For example, if a house is poorly sealed and causes moisture, or a poor drainage system causes water leakage, these can lead to moldy walls and peeling floors. In addition, if the utility company fails to deal with these issues in a timely manner, it may also lead to further exacerbation of the problem.

However, if the moldy walls and peeling floors are caused by improper use or untimely maintenance by the owners themselves, then the utility company may not be liable. For example, if the owner does not repair the water leaks, air leaks and other problems in a timely manner, or if the renovations are made with materials of poor quality, these can lead to mold on the walls and peeling on the floor.

Therefore, when dealing with such problems, it is recommended that the owner first communicate and negotiate with the property management company to jointly find out the cause and determine the attribution of responsibility according to the reason. If the responsibility lies with the property management company, then the property management company should bear the corresponding maintenance responsibility; If the responsibility lies with the owner, then the owner needs to bear the cost of repairs.

Moldy walls and peeling floors are inherent quality problems of the house itself, and the property should not be held responsible. Moldy walls are generally not well insulated, or there is no insulation at all, or the wall leaks rain, etc., which will cause mold. For the problem of floor peeling, if it is a hardcover house, it is a problem of the developer's material selection, and if it is a first-time house, it is a problem of the owner's own material selection.

So it has nothing to do with the property, but you can find the property for maintenance, and you have to charge a fee.

If the walls are moldy and the floor is peeling, should the property be held responsible? I don't think it has anything to do with this property, it's that you are your home, this waterproofing is not good, and your floor is peeling, is it not good for you to buy this floor? Is it too trendy or too dry, I don't think this property has anything to do with it, I personally think oh, it doesn't matter, it's your own home decoration relationship.

If the walls of the house are moldy, should the property be managed?

Generally speaking, moldy walls are not the responsibility of the property, the inside of the house is the exclusive part of the owner, only the owner is using it, then the moldy wall, if it is not caused by the owner himself, it may be that the quality of the house is not up to par, or it is a problem when decorating; It should be known here that the owner should be responsible for the owner's own reasons, and if it is because of the quality of the house, the developer should be responsible, and the decoration contractor should be responsible for the decoration. According to the "Measures for the Quality Warranty of Housing Construction Projects", if there are quality defects in the warranty scope and warranty period of the housing construction project, the construction unit shall perform the warranty obligation. The construction unit and the construction unit shall agree on the warranty scope, warranty period and warranty liability in the project quality warranty certificate.

The warranty period mentioned here is five years under normal circumstances; If it is caused by improper use by the owner, man-made damage by a third party or force majeure, it is not covered by the minimum warranty period. Of course, exceptions are not excluded, if the owner has evidence to prove that the mold of the wall caused by the property, then the property is also liable for tort.

The interior of the house belongs to the head of the household, and the exterior belongs to the property owner. This is provided that you pay the strata fee on time.

The Decision on Amending and Repealing Some Administrative Regulations (Order No. 698) was adopted on March 19, 2018 and promulgated for implementation on April 4, 2018. The specific amendment is: delete the "with corresponding qualifications" in Article 24 of the "Property Management Regulations".

The second paragraph of article 32 is amended to read: "The administrative departments in charge of construction shall, in conjunction with relevant departments, establish mechanisms for joint incentives for trustworthiness and joint disciplinary action for untrustworthiness, and strengthen the management of creditworthiness in the industry. ”

The problem of moldy wallpaper in your house is managed by the property, and the property company has a special person responsible for following up and contacting the engineering department of the real estate company for maintenance! The warranty period for wallpaper and house leakage is the same. All have an eight-year warranty.

There may be several situations in your home where mold grows1The decoration of the house is not handled well, the wall is damp, due to the weather, the humidity of the new house is generally large, and the decoration can only be done after a period of vacancy. 2.

The upstairs people didn't do a good job of waterproofing, and the water leakage caused your home to mold. 3.The waterproofing of the exterior wall is not done well, which leads to the dampness and mildew of the wall.

In the third case, the property can hire someone to help you repair it. In addition, according to national regulations, except for the bathroom and kitchen waterproof, it is guaranteed for 5 years, and other waterproofs are only guaranteed for 2 years.

1.To find out the cause, if it is water seepage on the exterior wall, the property needs to find the relevant department personnel for repair.

2.If it is a window leakage, it is necessary to analyze whether the cause is caused by decoration reasons.

3.When dealing with things, we must respect the facts, and only when we have the facts can we be convinced.

Summary. Legal Analysis: The walls of the house belong to the private owner and the property is not responsible for repairs.

Legal basis: "Property Management Regulations" Article 17 The management statute shall stipulate the use, maintenance and management of the property, the common interests of the owners, the obligations that the owners shall perform, and the responsibilities that should be borne in violation of the management statute. Management regulations shall respect social morality and must not violate laws or regulations or harm the public interest.

The Management Agreement is binding on all owners.

The owner of the community has moldy walls + should the property be responsible.

Hello, no.

Legal Analysis: The walls of the house belong to the private owner and the property is not responsible for repairs. Legal basis:

Property Management Regulations" Article 17 The management statute shall stipulate the use, maintenance and management of the property, the common interests of the owners, the obligations that the owners shall perform, and the responsibilities that should be borne in violation of the management statute. Management regulations shall respect social morality and must not violate laws or regulations or harm the public interest. The Management Agreement is binding on all owners.

It occurred during the winter heating period, and it is suspected that the external wall insulation is not up to standard.

This kind of property doesn't care.

Yes, this kind of purchase has been supervised and will not be managed in general.

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Hello, I'm glad to have your problem, if the walls in the house are moldy, it has nothing to do with the property, you can first check the reason, the general property is not responsible for this kind of problem, but you can ask the property to check, if you need to repair the property, you need to pay a fee.

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Hello, I'm glad to have your problem, if the walls in the house are moldy, it has nothing to do with the property, you can first check the reason, the general property is not responsible for this kind of problem, but you can ask the property to check, if you need to repair the property, you need to pay a fee.