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Cracking Kitchen Floor

Posted by Maria on October 20, 1999 at 10:24:31:

I have lived in my rent stablized apt in Queens for 5 years now. The tiles in the kitchen have started to lift and water is collecting underneath them. I caled out the building manager to have a look at them and he told me that I must have been mopping the floor with too much water and this has caused the problem!!!!!!!! Also that the rug I have there was trapping air and the tiles could not dry out. Eh? Anyway I consider these raised tiles a hazzard and I am afraid of someone tripping over them.The manager told me I will NOT get a new floor as it obviously not a leaking pipe and to call him in a few weeks to see if theater has dried up. He also advised me not to mop the floor for a few weeks! What do I do now? The water seems to be drying up but the tiles are raised and will crack if I try to put any pressure on them. What are my options now and where do I stand legally? Any help you can give is greatly appreciated. Thanks :)

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