What must property management five do?

The five things that must be done in property management are:

1. Cleaning of public areas in residential areas.

Keeping the community clean and tidy is one of the basic services of the property. Because of busy work and lack of professional ability, the owner hired a property company with the ultimate goal of improving the quality of life. If you can't even do the most basic cleaning, then hiring a property becomes meaningless.

2. Maintenance and conservation of public facilities in residential areas.

The maintenance of public facilities in residential areas is also one of the basic services of property. Without regular maintenance, the community public facilities are not only easy to be damaged, but also may have a certain impact on the owner's life, but here refers to the community public facilities rather than the owner's personal home facilities. Whether the owner needs to bear the maintenance responsibility for the damaged property of personal family facilities depends on whether the service is agreed in the property service contract of both parties.

3. Maintenance of public greening in residential areas.

In order to beautify the residential environment, most developers will reserve a certain green area when planning the residential area, which also determines the quality of the residential area to some extent. However, in some communities, the original green belts and grasslands became open spaces after several years of delivery, because the property did not regularly maintain the public greening of the community.

4. Management of community public * * * areas.

Most of the public areas in the community can generate certain income after operation, such as our common building (elevator) advertisements and community express cabinets. The management of these public areas is generally the responsibility of the property, but the resulting income should be owned by all owners after deducting the cost.

5. Maintain community security, environmental protection and fire control, and ensure the personal and property safety of the owners.

The property also needs to take reasonable measures to protect the owner's personal and property safety, maintain the public order, environmental protection and fire safety of the community, including ensuring the smooth flow of fire exits in the community, improving the garbage classification in the community, and preventing the community from being stolen. , in a timely manner to stop violations of public security, environmental protection, fire and other relevant laws and regulations. Since the property has no law enforcement power, as long as the property takes reasonable measures to stop it, and reports to the relevant administrative departments and assists in handling it, it will be regarded as having provided services.