Is it necessary to ask for property maintenance when the water heater is broken?

Generally speaking, if the water heater used by residents is provided by the property management company, the broken water heater should be repaired or replaced by the property management company. This is usually included in the property cost of maintenance and replacement costs. Therefore, if you are a tenant or owner of a house, you don't have to pay extra for repairing or replacing the water heater.

However, if the water heater is purchased by yourself and not provided by the property management company, then you need to be responsible for the maintenance or replacement costs. But in this case, you can analyze whether there is a problem through the property management company in order to determine who is responsible for solving the problem and bear the cost.

In short, whether the water heater is broken or not depends mainly on the ownership of the water heater and the distribution of maintenance and replacement responsibilities. If the property management company provides and is responsible for repairing and replacing the water heater, there is no extra charge.