The new building has just been renovated, and the property fee, hospital lighting fee and health fee have all been paid in advance. Only the heating fee has not been paid, but the property has been to

The new building has just been renovated, and the property fee, hospital lighting fee and health fee have all been paid in advance. Only the heating fee has not been paid, but the property has been told that it cannot be heated. What should I do? When heating a new building for the first time, certain conditions must be met first, such as the occupancy rate or the payment ratio reaching 60%, otherwise the heating company will make ends meet; Thirdly, the first heating is generally negotiated between the developer and the heating company.

So, let's take a look at how the developer promised to heat you when selling. If there is a promise, find them to coordinate, otherwise you can find them to compensate; Thirdly, if there is no commitment, look at the occupancy rate of the community and its own buildings and the proportion of buildings willing to pay for heating this year. If it is 60%, the building will meet the heating conditions and find a property to coordinate independent heating. Of course, it depends on the setting of the heating pipe.