Assuming you have insurance, you should first of all tell your insurance company about the damage. If you have insurance your insurance company should repair the damage for you (at no charge to you) and it is up to them to ask your neighbor to pay for the repairs.
However, it is also important that you politely tell your neighbor about the damage (to ensure that the leak that caused it is fixed) and that you are going to ask your insurance to fix the damage.
If you have to pay an excess on your insurance policy claim, you can ask your insurance company to recover this from the neighbor for you - if this is not possible to do you will have to pay this excess and may have to pursue your neighbor for it yourself.
If you have no insurance, and the damage is definitely caused by your neighbor, you should politely ask him to repair the leak then ask him to pay for the damage to your floor caused by it. You may need some quotes for the work to show your neighbor. If he refuses to pay, your only recourse is to go to court to make him pay. Depending on the scale of the damage this may or may not be worthwhile. It is much easier if you have insurance!
No, you should not, as the floor can be easily damaged.
The floor may be damaged in contact with many chemicals.
To fix a hardwood floor that has been damaged by water one should seek advice from a professional plumber and flooring expert. One may need to buy new flooring to replace damaged areas, or it may just need to be cleaned up.
Non absorbent material I would say tiles for the floor, especially black or white tiles. they look really good with a painted white wall too. simple but cool.
Your consideration of your downstairs neighbors is commendable. Present your remodel plan to the board for approval -- as required by your declaration, and include your downstairs neighbors in the conversation, so that you are confident that the remodel is required.
The treadmill is very quiet with the low glide noise reduction. You should not hear your downstairs neighbors.
After recording the damage encountered in a load,what should be done with the damaged cases
"Marked Out of Stock"-for merchandise damaged on the sales floor.
it makes the entire floor your in damaged except your team
should be on floor.
on the floor on the floor
You scroll across the add a floor icon then you click on how high you want to go. but you need a lot of money. And i don't think neighbors have anything to do with getting another floor. What i would like to know, is how to get rid of a second floor...:P