What should I do if the property is cut off from water and electricity?

First of all, we need to know why the property is cut off from water and electricity, and then formulate corresponding countermeasures. First, if it is the owner's own problem, such as forgetting to turn off the faucet during decoration, resulting in water leakage in the floor or damage to public equipment, endangering the interests of others. The owner needs to coordinate and communicate with the property in time to discuss a satisfactory solution, so that the property can cancel the punishment of water supply and power failure.

Second, if the owner's property fee is not paid in time, the property will punish the water supply and power outage. If this is the case, you can report it to the superior property management agency. Because the residential property is only the collector of water and electricity, it has no right to cut off water and electricity, and the property fee does not include water and electricity fees, and the owners can defend their rights according to law. In the face of the owners' failure to pay the property fees, the residential property can urge the owners to pay or solve it through corresponding channels, instead of forcing water and power cuts, which is obviously illegal.

Third, if it is the property's own problem, water and electricity are cut off for no reason, in the face of such a situation. Owners can consult relevant legal personnel to see if the behavior of the property is illegal. If the behavior is really illegal, you can apply to the local police station for intervention, or you can join other owners of the community to report to the higher community office and ask for a solution.