The water meter in the residential house is broken, so you need to pay for it yourself. Don't you have to pay for property management?

Water meters belong to the ancillary facilities of houses, and now most of them have been transferred to individual names. In other words, your personal belongings. Property is free for public maintenance, but for indoor maintenance (residents' own things), a certain fee will be charged, and the expenses such as materials will be solved by the residents themselves. As for what you said, the fund is not used to repair your water meter at all. As for the price issue, as long as it is within the industry, it belongs to the normal category. You can find someone outside to repair it yourself ... then the price may be more expensive.