Does the property management fee include the elevator fee?

Property fee refers to the fees charged by property owners and users who entrust property management units to carry out daily maintenance, repair, renovation and other services related to residents' lives in residential areas, such as housing construction and its equipment, public facilities, greening, sanitation, transportation, public security and environment. Public facilities elevators are included in the property fee and should not be charged separately! Unless it is an elevator installed outside the old community, whoever uses it pays the fee, and the fee varies according to the floor!

Since the implementation of the new property management policy, especially for the property projects managed by the charging system, elevator fees are often accounted for separately. Because the elevator fee is different from the property management fee, the property management fee may not change for some time, and the elevator fee needs to be adjusted almost every year. Here, the constant price adjustment of national energy is an objective factor, and it is also an indisputable fact that elevator maintenance and labor costs are increasing year by year.

It should be included that the property management regulations clearly stipulate the use of property service fees, including the operation and maintenance costs of public facilities and equipment, that is, elevator maintenance costs and elevator electricity consumption costs. There is no need to pay the elevator fee separately for the elevator room. Electricity and some minor breakdowns are included in the property fee. If there is a major failure and the maintenance cost is relatively high, with the approval of the Housing Authority, the property company will apply for a maintenance fund and allocate part of the maintenance fund.

After the commercial house moves in, the elevator fee, property fee, water and electricity fee and sanitary waste fee are all charged separately. This is a national policy, and property fees, elevator fees and garbage sanitation fees are generally collected. According to different products, the elevator fee varies. The Property Management Regulations clearly stipulate the use of property service fees, including the operation and maintenance fees of public facilities and equipment. To put it bluntly, it includes elevator maintenance and elevator electricity.