Where can I transfer to public facilities?

1. Go to the house where you live and settle the property fee and heating fee first (the property fee before today was settled by the original owner, and later by the new house; The heating fee depends on whether the original owner has paid it. If not, it needs a new house to live in.

2. Water: check the water meter reading of the original owner's house in advance and report it to the property. Please consult the hotel. If there is arrears, let the original owner make up. If there is any surplus, you can give the remaining money to the owner.

3. Go to the power supply station where the house is located to open the power supply certificate, and the electric card will go with the house:

4. Check the gas meter and report it to the gas company (gas is generally settled once a month). If there is any debt, the original owner can settle it by himself.

Second-hand housing water, electricity and related matters transfer steps:

For a house with one household and one meter, the original and photocopy of the real estate license, the original and photocopy of the owner's ID card, and the bank card or passbook are required to handle the bank withholding water fee business, without the original owner's information. Non-one-household-one-meter housing needs to go to the neighborhood Committee or the property for renaming, and some need a copy of the original owner's ID card. 2.

One-family-one-meter housing is transferred in the power company where the housing is located. You need to bring the original and photocopy of the real estate license, the original and photocopy of the real estate owner's ID card, pay the electricity bill in the electric utility company next time after renaming (your name is on the list), and take the list to the bank to sign the withholding agreement. Do not need the information of the original owner. Non-one-household-one-meter houses need to go through the renaming formalities at the neighborhood committee/property, and some need a copy of the original owner's ID card.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-water and electricity fee