In the residential area of Hainan Province, elevators belong to the pool area. Do I still need to pay the elevator maintenance fee after paying the property fee?

Where did you hear it through the grapevine upstairs?

Since 1996, the property fee in Beijing has included the elevator fee, which is a separate item in the property fee.

As for the difference in fees caused by different floors, except for the case that individual buildings 1-3(5) floors are free of elevator fees, I have never heard of the case that elevator fees are charged according to different prices of floors. If your family charges like this, it is also a column. Don't expand the scope to the whole of Beijing.

The Measures for the Administration of Property Service Fees stipulates that property fees include the operation and maintenance fees of public facilities. In theory, the elevator belongs to public facilities, so the cost of the elevator should be included in the property fee.

But now, in some buildings, there are both buildings with elevators and buildings without elevators. This kind of community will first calculate a benchmark property fee without elevators, and then calculate an elevator fee separately. Buildings without elevators are charged according to the benchmark property fee, while buildings with elevators are charged the elevator fee at the same time. If so, it is understandable.

Or you can ask the property to provide the property fee approval form approved by the price department. This approval form should include the composition of property fees. If there is an elevator fee, the property belongs to repeated charges. If there is no elevator maintenance premium on the approval form submitted by the property to the property department, then the property charge is normal.