The elevator is broken. Is the maintenance paid by the property or the owner?

The elevator is broken, and the property and the owner usually pay for the maintenance.

Under normal circumstances, the property management company is responsible for the daily maintenance of the elevator and needs to bear certain maintenance costs. However, if the elevator breaks down or is damaged and needs to be replaced, the maintenance cost may be borne by the owner and the property management company. In some cases, some maintenance work may require the direct investment of the owner, not the property company. Small sudden faults, such as the damage of elevator door hinge, need to be solved quickly. At this time, the owner is required to pay the maintenance fee, which can be coordinated through the owner's Committee.

At the same time, if the owner or his family members cause damage in the elevator, the owner shall be responsible for the maintenance costs. Generally speaking, both the property owner and the owner need to bear the cost of elevator maintenance, and share the cost according to their respective responsibilities and obligations in actual situations.

Property responsibility

1. Facilities management: The property management company must manage and maintain the houses, public facilities and supporting facilities in the community on a daily basis. This includes the management and maintenance of fire fighting equipment, elevators, street lamps and signboards.

2. Greening maintenance: The property management company needs professionals to manage and maintain the flower beds and landscaping in the community, including planting green plants, watering and fertilizing. To create a green environment in the community.

3. Cleaning service: The property management company needs to formulate a perfect cleaning system and hire a special person to be responsible for the daily cleaning and sanitation of corridors, elevators, roads and public places in the community.