Is heating a property management?

Everyone knows that property is a magical department, because it is responsible for every household. The heating facilities in the community can make us feel the warmth of home in winter and make our life more comfortable. Do you know that the property is responsible for heating? I believe many people don't know the relevant legal knowledge. The following is a detailed introduction for you, hoping to help you.

1. Is the property responsible for heating?

Heating facilities in residential areas are managed by property, which refers to the activities that the owners manage all buildings, facilities, equipment, places and facilities within the building division or entrust property service enterprises and other managers to manage all buildings, facilities, places and facilities owned by the owners. The Property Law stipulates that the owner can manage the property by himself or entrust the property service enterprise or other managers to manage it. Property management is divided into narrow sense and broad sense. In a narrow sense, property management refers to the activities that owners entrust property service enterprises to maintain and repair buildings and their equipment, municipal public facilities, greening, sanitation, transportation, living order and environmental appearance according to the entrustment contract. Property management in a broad sense should include the process of joint management by owners and the management process entrusted by property service enterprises or other managers.

Second, what are the forms of heating?

The first form is that the district adopts central heating. The heat source of central heating comes from the heating company. That is to say, the hot water delivered by the heating station of the heating company is delivered to the heat exchange stations of each district through the circulating pump or booster pump, and then distributed to the pipe wells of each building from the heat exchange stations of each district, and then distributed indoors, thus realizing indoor heating.

The second form is heating by the community itself. Gas boilers or other forms of hot water are usually used to provide heating for the community itself. Then it is distributed to the pipeline well in the building through the heating station of the community, and then distributed to each room through the pipeline well.

The third form is hot water that we boil at home to keep warm. Like the common wall-hung boilers installed at home, or other forms of heat sources, these are our personal heating. But this form does not apply to some commercial houses.

Third, who is responsible for the broken heating?

The first case is a residential area with one supply cycle in two heating periods. That is to say, our family has just experienced less than two heating periods. If there is something wrong with the heating system at this time, such as the heating pipe in the community is broken, or the water heating pipe in the public pipe well leaks, etc. In this case, the maintenance unit is the developer or the property management company.

The second case is a community with more than two heating periods. In other words, our house has been heated for more than two years, so if there is any problem with the heating system at this time, such as the broken pipe in the community, then the maintenance responsibility at this time should be the heating company. Because we have to pay the heating fee every year, the heating company is responsible for our maintenance.

The third situation is that the hot water burned by the community itself is used for heating. Then at this time, we will go directly to the property unit. If the property right is not a property, the property should also respond to the corresponding property right unit to deal with this problem.

The above is about "Is the property responsible for heating?" . The scope of management is very large, mainly responsible for and serving the owners. What you do also needs to consider the rights and interests of all owners. If you still don't understand or have questions, you can consult a lawyer.