Is the property responsible for indoor maintenance?

According to practical experience and consistent practices in various regions, the owner, as the owner of the property, should be responsible for the maintenance of all his properties. The indoor part of the house, that is, the components and equipment in the door, including the pipes in the water, electricity and gas meters and the balcony for personal use, shall be maintained by the owner. * * * The house and the facilities and equipment used by * * *, including external walls, stairwells, passageways, roofs, water supply and drainage pipes, * * * water tanks, pressurized pumps, elevators, electromechanical equipment, * * * antennas, fire-fighting facilities, etc., are regularly maintained by the property management company. Owners pay special maintenance funds in accordance with relevant state regulations.

Owners can repair and maintain parts and equipment by themselves, or entrust property management companies or other professional maintenance personnel to repair them. If the owner refuses to perform the maintenance responsibility, which has caused or may endanger the safety of adjacent houses and public safety, and caused losses, it shall compensate for the losses. Man-made damage to * * * facilities shall be repaired by the damaged person.

Property management area, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, communications, cable television and other related pipelines and facilities and equipment, in accordance with the provisions of Article 52 of the Property Management Regulations, by the corresponding units responsible for maintenance and conservation. Fees such as water and electricity are charged to end users, and property management companies may not charge additional fees such as handling fees to owners.