Whether the house is cold or not, my house is still too cold to live in, even after paying the heating bill. What should I do? Please give me some advice.

First of all, it depends on whether the heating in your house has been changed. If it's not hot, the responsibility lies with you. If it has not been changed, you can complain directly to the heating party, but there is also a premise. If the upstairs and downstairs of your home are also changed and the hydraulic balance will also change, then you should consider several things. You can sue them if the heating is not hot because of upstairs and downstairs. If it is not hot because of the heat supplier, you can complain to the heat supplier or call your government hotline to reflect the situation. Secondly, it depends on the year of your house. If the house was built 90 years ago, it is common that it is not hot. Because it is an old house, the heating pipe is quite aging and needs to be replaced. There may not be much room for water flow in the pipeline. If this is the case, first, it is necessary to report the replacement to the heating party. However, since the heating party needs funds for approval every year, whether it can be approved is a matter for the higher authorities of the heating party and has nothing to do with the maintenance personnel. The second is to reflect to the streets and neighborhood committees where they are located that the so-called many hands make light work.