Do the main pipes and sewage pipes in my house belong to the scope of property management?

Of course, the main pipeline and sewage pipeline are all appendages of the property. Why do some properties say that they are managed by owners? Where are the rules? A: According to Article 2 of the State Property Management Organization, the management scope of a property management company is the activities of maintaining, maintaining and managing houses, supporting facilities and related sites, and maintaining environmental sanitation and order in relevant areas. The scope of property management is usually stipulated in detail in the contract. The residential quarters are listed as follows, and different quarters will be different for your reference: 1. Maintenance, conservation and management of main parts of buildings (such as floors, roofs, beams, columns, internal and external walls and foundations, external walls, staircases, corridors, hallways and equipment rooms). 2. Maintenance, maintenance, management and operation services of the facilities and equipment of the building itself (sewer pipes, downpipes, flues, lighting, power supply and distribution systems, water supply systems, fire-fighting facilities and equipment, elevators). Three. Maintenance, conservation and management of facilities (roads, outdoor sewers, septic tanks, ditches, pools, wells, greening, street lamps, bicycle sheds) within the red line of this property. Four. Maintenance, conservation and management of supporting service facilities (tennis courts, swimming pools, commercial outlets, etc.). ) within the red line of this property planning. Five, public * * * environment (including public * * * venues, buildings * * * with parts) clean and sanitary, garbage collection, removal. VI. Management of vehicle driving and parking in the red line of this community. Seven, cooperate with and assist the local public security organs to carry out security monitoring and patrol escort services (but not including personal and property insurance obligations and responsibilities). Eight, property and property management documents and materials.