What should I see in second-hand houses? Rainy days are a good time.

Remember the real estate scene in Tiger Mom and Cat Dad? After the rain, the house I bought leaked. If they can intelligently look at the house after the rain, will this problem still occur? As the saying goes, buying a house does not look at day and night, nor at sunny and rainy days. Second-hand house buyers can only see the apartment design and living environment of the house during the day, but in rainy days, they can better examine the quality problems of the house, such as traffic jams, road water accumulation, house leakage and so on. Let's look at the indoor and outdoor aspects to see if we can see those problems clearly in rainy days.

Outdoor community

1, residential pavement

Whether the road surface of the residential area is flat, whether there are puddles, slippery and muddy when the road surface is uneven. Whether the ground drainage is smooth, whether the floor tile is loose, and whether there is water on the road surface. If there is water on the road in rainy days, it means that the drainage is not smooth, and the water on the road is likely to cause water leakage in the basement, which will also be affected if you buy an underground parking space.

2. Community greening

It doesn't matter how much greening, it depends on whether the drainage of grass and flower beds in the community is normal. Will the soil in the green belt be washed to the road by the rain on the ground, which will make the road inconvenient to pass? Careful people can also pay attention to whether the grass in the community has subsided. If there is subsidence, it means that the foundation of the community is not solid.

3. Community public places

Second-hand housing buyers have more or less demand for the surrounding kindergartens and clubs. In rainy days, you can see if there is any water leakage in public places such as community clubs and kindergartens. In addition, for the leakage of the location of the house, you can pay attention to the leakage between the top of the stairs on the roof. Is the entrance staircase or entrance hall above the road? If the entrance stairs are lower than the road surface, rainwater will flow back indoors.

4, the first floor or basement

The first floor is prone to water seepage and leakage, and it is a house without underground overhead floor, which is more prone to moisture. Looking at the house in rainy days, you can only look at the ground situation, whether the resurgence is serious, and whether there are signs of water seepage on the wall. Usually, after the rainstorm, the residents on the first floor are seriously affected, so people who want to buy a building or the second floor need to pay attention.

5. The top floor of the house

Many second-hand houses have been in disrepair for a long time, and the drainage on the top floor is not well set. After the heavy rain, there will be water on the roof. So, how can we help buyers identify whether the top floor houses are leaking? If it is not the top floor, you need to have a look, because the top floor is a public part and you have a share; In addition, the quality of roof construction can reflect the quality of the whole building, and it doesn't hurt to look at it.

Indoor landscape after rain

1, wall

There is water seepage in the walls or ceilings of second-hand houses. Seriously, the walls under the windows of the whole building are leaking. Check it the day after the heavy rain. If there is a problem with the wall, it must be clear at a glance. In addition, you can see if the wall is moldy.

2.Windows operating system

Windows include sash, window frame, outer edge, window top, windowsill and floating board. The four corners of the window may not be well sealed, depending on whether the quality of the plastic-steel window is up to standard and whether the seal is tight. In addition, we should also pay attention to balconies, windows, external windows, and various pipe holes reserved on external walls.

3. Kitchen and bathroom

The ceiling of the balcony and the wall of the kitchen and bathroom are also important areas to be inspected, because the pipes such as hot and cold water and sewage are buried inside, so these places are more prone to water seepage problems. Also check whether the kitchen and bathroom drainage is smooth and whether there is a problem of drainage backflow. The bathroom should be drained and the kitchen should be splashed with water.

Step 4: balcony

The balcony door depends on the level difference between inside and outside. If the balcony elevation is the same as the indoor elevation, it is difficult to avoid the problem of rainwater infiltration in rainy days. When it rains, you should also check whether there is water on the balcony and whether the drainage pipes are unblocked.