Is the property responsible for maintaining the owner's things?

How should the maintenance responsibilities of property management companies and owners be divided?

According to the principle of "who owns the property, who manages it", the owner shall bear the maintenance responsibility of all his properties; Other facilities and equipment vary according to the situation:

(1) The indoor parts of the house, that is, the parts and equipment inside the door, including the pipelines in the water, electricity and gas meters, and the balcony for personal use, are maintained by the owner. In addition to self-maintenance, the owner may also entrust relevant property management companies or other professional maintenance personnel to maintain them;

(2) The parts that the property management company is responsible for maintenance are: the * * part of the house and the * * * facilities and equipment, that is, the main public facilities such as the external wall, stairwell, passage, roof, water supply and drainage pipeline, public water tank, booster pump, elevator, electromechanical equipment, public antenna and fire-fighting facilities;

(3) Municipal public units are responsible for the maintenance of water, electricity, gas and communication pipelines in residential areas, and relevant water supply, gas supply and communication units are responsible for the maintenance, and the maintenance fees are also paid by them. However, if there are other agreements between the property management company and the above-mentioned relevant units, the maintenance responsibility shall be determined according to the agreement of both parties.

Maintenance responsibility:

(1) If the owner fails to perform the maintenance responsibility, resulting in that the house and ancillary facilities have or may endanger the safety of adjacent houses and public safety, the property management committee may entrust a property management company to carry out maintenance, and the expenses shall be borne by the owner; If losses are caused, it shall be liable for compensation;

(2) Where public facilities are damaged artificially, the damaged person shall be responsible for repairing and restoring the original state; if it cannot be repaired or causes other losses, it shall be liable for damages.