Hoogbruin & CompanyVancouver, BC · August 26, 2026Who Actually Pays When a Pipe Bursts Upstairs and Ruins Your Home?
You wake to a sound you do not recognize. First, a drip. Then a rush. Water is coming through your ceiling, pooling on the floor and soaking into the baseboards you refinished last spring. Your first thought is probably, “the unit above me caused this. They should pay for it.” It seems obvious. But in...
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