The light in the unit corridor is broken. After private maintenance, the lamp was taken away. Who should I call?

First of all, if the light in the corridor of your apartment is broken, then in this case, we should go to the property management company for repair at the first time. After all, this is the scope of work of property management companies. Suppose you repair the lamp at your own expense, and someone else takes it away after the repair, then you must also go to the property management company, because we can check the camera at that time through the property management company, and we can find out who took the lamp through the camera.

In fact, whether you repaired the lamp yourself or not, the lamp in the corridor itself belongs to the property of the citizens, so it is illegal for the other party to take the lamp privately. Strictly speaking, we can pursue his legal responsibility. But now some communities may be old communities, and there are no cameras in the corridors. If this happens, it will be more troublesome, and it will be difficult to find out who took the light.

In real life, there are such people. These people are of low quality and often take some public property home privately. If you can find this person through the camera, then you must hold him accountable, that is, let him have a long memory and save him from doing this kind of business again. If we really can't find the person who took the light, there's nothing we can do. We can suggest that the property management company install cameras between the corridors.

If the property company refuses to install cameras in the corridor, then we can unite several owners to find the person in charge of the property company. As long as there are more owners, the property company will definitely yield under pressure. I really can't suggest that you can set up an owners' committee in your community, because the rights of the owners' committee are still quite large, and the property companies in the community can be replaced through the owners' committee, so the property companies will definitely be afraid.