Quindi il mio appartamento era nuovo di zecca quando mi sono trasferito e penso che potrebbe essere stato costruito male. Vivo come una persona normale. Come puoi vedere, la porta del mio bagno ha questo danno perché quando faccio la doccia si forma sempre una pozzanghera sotto la porta, come se il pavimento non fosse a livello o qualcosa del genere. L’ho coperto con un asciugamano ma non è servito a nulla. Anche le piastrelle della mia cucina presentano questo danno. Non cucino spesso, non ho apparecchi pesanti, ecc. Cosa devo dire al mio padrone di casa?
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di Sea_Art2995
3 commenti
Report problems to the landlord, including this ‘running water’. Earlier it’s fixed, less amount of work (and cheaper it is). Also, it give you liability protection, because you reported issued to the landlord and s/he ignored.
I had almost the same problem, the pipe was leaking inside the wall. Luckily my landlord is a really nice guy so he covered the repair costs, because the leak wasn’t my fault. Moreover he covered it twice, because for the first time the core issue wasn’t resolved properly
Anyways I would speak to the landlord, discuss it and take it from there
I understand where you’re coming from. Since you are staying in a brand-new apartment, it is clear that the owner built this apartment (and probably the entire apartment complex) to rent out rather than to live there themselves. I have seen how common it is for owners who build such apartments to literally choose the cheapest option for everything.
My advice is to contact the owner and explain the problem, preferably in writing. If they fix it, great. If they ignore it, you have the peace of mind that you reported the issue, and you have evidence in case they try to demand payment later.
What if they try to blame you? They know that their apartment is crap, and they probably have had similar complaints already from other tenants in similar apartments. So, if they try to blame you, they are probably not acting in good faith.