Is it reasonable to charge heating fee, water fee and property fee for property pricing?

Usually, as a property management enterprise, it likes to collect property fees and heating fees together, which is euphemistically called "convenient for owners" and does not violate the rules. On the surface, it is really convenient for the owners, but if the owners are not satisfied with the service of the property and refuse to pay the property fee, the property company often refuses to collect and pay the heating fee on behalf of the owners, thus escalating the property dispute.

As the owner, it is wrong to refuse to pay the property fee for any reason. If the owner is not satisfied with the management or service of the property company, he can complain to the property management office where the community is located, and the relevant departments will investigate the complained property company. As a property management company, bundling fees is unreasonable. Property companies can collect property fees through legal means or other means, but it is certainly unreasonable to refuse to collect heating fees and not provide heating for residents.

Tip: If the owner is dissatisfied with the property company's refusal to pay the heating fee, he can cancel the heating fee collection contract with the property company and pay directly to the heating department in order to enjoy the heating service in time.