The elevator smells, regardless of the property. Is there any way to urge property rectification?

In this case, I think we should unite all the owners of the community first, and everyone can go to the property management office to reflect this situation, and then let the property management company send someone to solve this problem. If the property company is still indifferent, then I think all owners of the community can refuse to pay the property management fee for the next quarter. If the property company fails to receive the property management fee, it must be rectified. After all, the property company itself is mainly for profit. If they don't receive the fees, they will suffer heavy losses.

If there is an odor in the elevator, it belongs to the category of property management. Property companies have the right and obligation to carry out rectification, because the existence of property is actually to create a better living environment for all owners, and now the living environment of owners has been affected, so property companies must solve this problem.

Of course, it does not rule out that some residential properties really do not act, only take money and do nothing. Therefore, in view of this situation, all owners must unite and learn to safeguard their rights and interests. First of all, we can use the property fee as a bargaining chip with the property company. Under normal circumstances, property companies can't receive property fees and must rectify. However, there is a special situation. Some property companies may collect property fees for three years in advance when they hand over the house, so these property companies may be inaction during these three years.

If this is the case, then we can discuss with the owners of the community, and then set up an owners' committee, and then replace the property company in the community through this owners' committee, that is to say, we can directly replace the current property and find a more responsible property company to manage our community, so as to fundamentally solve the problem.