Should unoccupied properties upstairs provide heating for the upstairs?

It shouldn't. If there is no one living in the building, you don't have to pay the full heating fee, but you need to pay some equipment fees, otherwise it will affect the heating of other neighbors.

You can apply to the heating company to temporarily stop heating. As long as the application is successful, you don't have to pay the heating fee this year. If there is someone at home next year, you can continue to pay the heating fee, and the heating company will provide it for your home.

Matters needing attention in paying heating fee

According to the regulations, if idle houses stop heating, they still need to pay the heating fee. The relevant idle houses of the heating people are also in the form of separate heating systems, which will not affect the normal heating of other users, and the heating facilities used by * * * are safe. After the application, the heater can also suspend the use of heat.

But people who use warmth still have to pay some basic fees, because heat energy is also radioactive and conductive. After individual users stop heating, neighboring users also need to keep the room temperature up to standard, and also need to keep a certain heating load around them. At the same time, although the heating is temporarily stopped with warm idle houses, the cost of providing heating facilities and ensuring operation has not been reduced.