The problem of paying 20% heating fee for new houses in Changchun

This big brother seems to be in trouble. It is normal to have disputes with developers and property companies. This struggle began from the first day we bought their house. Although I paid the money, I don't have to be afraid of them. I still have to fight for my own interests.

If you don't plan to decorate and move a new house this year, you don't need to pay 100% heating fee after the developer delivers the house to you. But it is reasonable to pay 20% heating fee, because 20% heating fee keeps the heat around your house unblocked, further ensuring that your house is not frozen. This part of the cost is not put into the pockets of developers and property management companies, and the heating cost should be paid to the heating company. Your house won't open the bolt this year, but there is no heating in the room, but the pipes around the stairs and walls of the house will exchange heat normally. The pipe around your top floor is impossible because you don't make fun of it, and other people's heating can't be ventilated. So you still have to pay 20% of the heating bill. In general, 20% heating can ensure that your house will not be frozen. Although the indoor geothermal pipeline is not heated, it will not freeze the indoor equipment. Don't worry too much. Although it's colder indoors, you can't live!

As for the letter of commitment for you to sign, I don't think it's necessary at all. I haven't heard that only 20% of the heating bill will freeze the house for so many years. This may be a tactic of the developer, scaring you to be responsible if it crashes and so on. , make you feel scared and worried, and then pay 100% of the heating bill. Any questions? The developer is forcing you to sign a letter of commitment. Are their geothermal pipes really of poor quality? Are they afraid they can't afford to freeze? But since they paid 20%, they should ensure that the heating around the room is smooth and keep heating. That's understandable. If they don't turn on 20% heating at all and freeze the house, they will bear the responsibility. You can explain this in the letter of commitment, and we have imposed some responsibilities on the developers.

If you don't sign in because of this, it won't work. You will check in sooner or later. As long as you do it that day, the developer will still charge you 20% for heating, because this part of the cost is reasonable.

There is no need to pay liquidated damages in the spring, but in fact the developer has already delivered the house. You just don't register first. The developer will still charge you a few months' property fee and 20% heating fee.