The temperature of the hardcover room is not up to standard, and the property is delayed. Does the owner have the right not to pay the property fee?

Fulfilling the obligation of payment is the premise of enjoying the right of property service. Failure to pay property fees is basically regarded as an invalid complaint and may be investigated by the property.

Hardcover room is not up to standard, housing development and construction units have warranty responsibility.

The temperature is not enough and needs to be tested by a professional testing institution. At present, there are still many temperature measuring companies, but heating companies are both heating units and testing units, and some professional testing institutions have high testing costs.

Delayed maintenance, the general property is not responsible for indoor debugging. The property only uses the tube well valve to open the outdoor * * * to ensure heating, and the indoor refrigeration facilities are in their own homes and need to be debugged by themselves. At present, most of them are still property debugging, but there are still blind spots in the responsibilities, obligations and standards of proprietary property debugging. I bought the house from the developer, and the interior is my own. The heating fee is paid to the heating company, and the property fee is only responsible for the maintenance of facilities in the * * * area. It's really not hot at home, and I don't know who to call.

It is recommended to pay the property fee. Property is for service, usually the contract service period, but we have to live for a lifetime, and no one can guarantee that we will have difficulties coming from other places.

See if there is such a situation in the neighbors of the same apartment. If there is a problem with the design, * * * will report it to the development unit.

The heating company should have a heating notice, so you can consult it.

I hope it helps you.