Water coming up through laminate flooring

[Tom Bigglestone]

Hi all,
Many thanks for any help you can offer here. I'm in a house where laminate flooring was already down and recently I've noticed brown liquid coming up between a few gaps in the hallway. We're groundfloor maisonette in a built up area, a good 700m or so from any river. I imagine there is a lot of moisture underneath the floor but unaware of any pipes going under us. Is this something to be worried about?
Thank you! Pics attached.

 

[Last Plumber]

Could you have pipes in the floor?
Are there any pipes that pass through the floor? (Soil, heating, hot, cold, waste etc).
Is this a suspended floor or solid (concrete, asphalt)

 

[snowhead]

How far away is the nearest toilet / sink / bath / water pipe?
It's probably a leak from a pipe and it's travelling under the laminate till it finds a way out.

 

[john the plumber]

Hi all,
Many thanks for any help you can offer here. I'm in a house where laminate flooring was already down and recently I've noticed brown liquid coming up between a few gaps in the hallway. We're groundfloor maisonette in a built up area, a good 700m or so from any river. I imagine there is a lot of moisture underneath the floor but unaware of any pipes going under us. Is this something to be worried about?
Thank you! Pics attached. View attachment 46864View attachment 46865

Time to lift your flooring up fella

 

[king of pipes]

The laminate needs to come up first then its time to trace the leak .

 

[PETE 123]

Check washing machine area and that its going down drain pipe.

 

[king of pipes]

The laminate needs to come up first then its time to trace the leak .

As below check around for above ground leakage but still that floor needs to come up it will never dry under there . Kop