Residential hot water charging standard

The charging standard of hot water in residential areas varies with factors such as region, residential management company and heating mode, and generally includes the following charging methods:

1. Charge according to consumption: Charge according to the actual hot water consumption of households, generally calculated in cubic meters or kilograms.

2. Charge by head: Charge by number of households, generally calculated monthly or quarterly per person.

3. Unified charge: All households in the community charge a fixed hot water fee according to the same standard, which is generally calculated on a monthly or quarterly basis.

4. Cost sharing: The hot water cost of residential quarters is shared according to the housing area or population of residents, and is generally calculated in units of per square meter or per person per month.

The specific charging standard needs to be determined according to the actual situation. Residents are advised to carefully understand the charging standard of hot water in the community before signing a rental contract or a house purchase contract, and negotiate with the property company or landlord to determine it.