Property heating can't reach the national standard 18 degrees. What should the owner do?

Under normal circumstances, the indoor temperature is 18 degrees, and the positive and negative deviation of 2 degrees is normal.

If the temperature can't meet the standard, it needs to be appraised by a professional testing institution. If it fails to meet the standard, the fee will be refunded according to the actual number of days it fails to meet the standard.

This involves who will test it.

Common is the heating company, but the heating company itself is the heating unit. Just like the clothes you bought have problems and ask for a return, the result is that the seller is responsible for defining the clothes. What do you think will happen?

Property companies are generally service units and only maintain them during heating. As an organized unit in the community, it signed a heat contract with the heating company and then transferred it to our owner.

Looking for a property, the property will definitely say that we use the heat of the heating company. Let's find a heating company and fool us back and forth. Finally, I was just angry.

But all owners are required not to turn down the heating valve at will. If they find out, they can report it.

Many times, when the weather is good, the property management company will turn down the valve and turn it up when the weather is bad.

This will easily reduce the heating cycle capacity of the home, and store gas in the pipeline, resulting in the heating is not hot and the temperature at home will not be too high.

I hope to give you a reference.