The heating in my rented house was reported to be off, and the heating company came to shut it down

It's hard to tell. If the original building design heating method is radiator heating, then the homeowner did not change to geothermal heating through the heating company, the heating company is not responsible for all losses, this is the current industry rule, if the heating company agrees that you will change the radiator to geothermal, it depends on how the agreement signed between the two is agreed, and then the responsibility can be distinguished.

In addition, if you are a tenant, how does the tenant agreement agree, if the lease fee you pay includes the heating fee, the loss should be borne by the landlord (provided that you do not use it improperly), if the heating fee is not included, then it should have nothing to do with the landlord. Judging from your account, you did the shutdown procedure, so the heating company should close the inlet and return valves of your rented house, and the property rights of these two valves generally belong to the owner.

If the heating company takes other means as a shutdown measure, such as the commonly used pipe break at the entrance to the house, it will not enter the water, if the pipe is not broken, then how the water runs, you don't make it clear, my analysis may be that the valve is not tight, from the valve of the water collector or the water that runs from the air release valve, you can find a person who understands heating to help see what is going on. Whether there are design problems when changing geothermal energy, because these things cannot be explained clearly in a few words, but I hope it will help you.

The problems that have arisen should be integrated and comprehensively analyzed.

The indoor heating line belongs to the property of the homeowner, and the landlord should be responsible for any problems.

After the house is rented out, the heating stop fee should be borne by the tenant.

If you rent an apartment, you don't have a separate agreement with the landlord about who will pay for the heating bill. So in principle, like the property management fee, who consumes and who pays, it has nothing to do with the rent of the house. (What affects the rent of a house is the need for supply and demand and the location:.)

For example, it is normal for rents near schools to be higher than in other places).

However, tenants can also refer to the rent of the same building and the same place to negotiate with the landlord on the cost performance of the rent, if the price is indeed much higher, there is room for heating costs, most landlords are reasonable. Of course, regardless of the rent, since the rental agreement has been signed, it is the tenant's responsibility to take care of the house and the rental accessories and facilities, and it is important for both parties to respect each other and get along with each other.

[Legal basis].

Article 9 of the Beijing Municipal Heating Management Measures (1) The city shall strengthen the management of heating and energy conservation, and gradually implement the charging according to the metering of heat consumption.

2) New buildings shall implement building energy efficiency standards and have the functions of heat metering and room temperature control. Houses that do not meet the temperature requirements of the current national residential design code shall be gradually renovated for energy conservation and heating systems.

3) The energy-saving renovation of the building shall be implemented simultaneously with the energy-saving renovation of the heat metering and heating system. Article 13 Heating units shall, in accordance with the relevant standards and norms of the State and the city, provide safe, stable and qualified heating services to users, establish and improve the heating operation and management system, service specifications and safety operation procedures, and comply with the following provisions:

1) Establish a system for the inspection of heating facilities, inspect the heating facilities within the scope of management, and make records. If it is found that there are hidden dangers in the shared heating facilities, they shall be eliminated in a timely manner; If it is found that there are hidden dangers in the user's self-use heating facilities, the user shall be informed in writing to eliminate them in a timely manner.

2) Before heating, the heating system shall be filled with water, pressure test, exhaust, trial operation, etc., and an announcement shall be made in advance within the scope of heat supply.

3) Establish a sampling system for the user's heating temperature, regularly test the user's room temperature, and the temperature measurement record shall be signed by the user or other certifiers.

4) Implement 24-hour service during the heating period, and deal with and reply to the problems reported by users in a timely manner.

Dear, hello, I am happy to serve you, the answer is as follows Generally, the landlord reports that the heating is stopped, whether the landlord or the tenant reports depending on the situation. This depends on whether there is an agreement in the rental agreement signed between you and the landlord, and if there is an agreement, if not, you have to negotiate with the landlord to settle it. If you want to report the heating fee, you should notify the landlord in advance, so that the landlord has time to go to the heating company to report the shutdown, the heating company has regulations:

If you wait for the heating company to fill the water and test the pressure before notifying you that you don't need heating, you will have to pay a fee, knowing that the landlord will not pay the heating fee for the tenant. Generally speaking, the property fee and heating fee are generally calculated separately, and there is no clear provision on who pays, but the general property fee is paid by the renter, and the heating fee can be negotiated with the renter to pay the heating fee, if the rented house has a unit that can reimburse the heating fee, then the heating fee rent can be paid, and the rent of the house can be increased when renting. This is more suitable for the homeowner, if the unit can not reimburse the heating fee, then the owner and the renter can pay it, but they are all on the rent, such as the homeowner, then the annual heating fee is added to the rent of each month (normal rent refer to the local housing rental **), if the renter pays, then the normal rental house can be. Does the renter have the right to report the heating fee, but the specific depends on the housing you have signed, it is recommended that you negotiate with the landlord, and it should be noted that the heating has a time limit before heating, you do not report the stop within this time, you need to pay the heating fee for the current year, otherwise you need to pay a late fee of a few percent a day.

If you pay the heating bill, then the heating company cannot stop the heating without permission, otherwise it is a breach of contract.

The heating fee is generally paid to the property or heating company before the heating starts on November 15 every year, and then the heating company will open the heating hot water ** to the owner's home according to the payment situation. (The Northeast has a longer warm winter than other regions).

Because the heating pipes are connected in parallel and series, if one household does not pay alone, which affects the use of other users of the whole unit, the heating company will refund the heating fees of the normal paying users after the heating is stopped.

According to Article 22 of the Measures for the Management of Urban Heating and Heat Consumption in Zhengzhou City, which came into effect on October 1, 2015, if the fee is not paid within the time limit, the heating unit shall urge the payment; If the fee is still not paid after being reminded, the heating unit may suspend the heat supply without harming the legitimate rights and interests of other heat users. If the heat user of the series heating system requests to stop using heat but fails to go through the procedures for stopping heat use in accordance with the regulations, it shall be regarded as de facto heat use and shall pay the heat fee.

If there is no arrears, it is not right for the heating company to stop the heating without permission, and you can complain to its superior authority!

You can't stop the heating after you pay the fee, do you have a contract when you buy a house? These should be there, you can go to the property and ask.

Summary. Hello, very happy with your question.

Because heating is not an important part of the house, when renting a house, it is important to see if there is an agreement between the landlord and the renter, and if there is an agreement in the rental contract. Then do as you say. If not, you can't hold the landlord accountable for the problem of disconnecting the heating.

The house is rented out, does the person renting the house have the right to stop the heating?

Hello, very happy with your question. Because heating is not an important part of the house, when renting a house, it depends on whether the landlord and the tenant have an agreement, if there is an agreement in the lease contract. Then do as you say.

If not, you can't hold the landlord accountable for the problem of stopping the heating and making a feast.

Hope mine can help you and get your approval.

If the tenant has reported the heating off, does the tenant have the right to report the heating off?

How not. If you have already signed a lease agreement and the heating and its cost are stipulated in the contract, the landlord must negotiate with the tenant before it can be stopped or turned on. If there is no heating-related matter involved in the lease and you do not ask for a petition, the landlord can report it to stop or turn it on.

If the heating has been shut down, the responsibility for the management of the heating rests with the property and the heating company. During this period, if the heating facilities are damaged due to natural causes, the property and heating company will be responsible. If the heating facilities are damaged due to the owner's responsibility, the owner shall be responsible for it.

Examples: 1. During the heating shutdown, due to the property management company or heating company, the sub-household valve is not closed, or the water in the household system is not emptied, resulting in water leakage. The property management company or heating company is responsible for compensation.

2. During the heating shutdown period, if the owner turns on the heating facilities by himself, or changes the heating facilities for rest, resulting in water leakage and damage to the neighbor's property, the owner shall be responsible for compensation.

This compensation has nothing to do with the heating company, the heating company is only responsible for providing heating to provide heat, and the heating water is a problem with the heating in your own home, and it has nothing to do with the heating company.

If you can prove that the pipes in the corridor are dedicated, and the heating company is responsible, you can communicate with the heating company first, and if it doesn't work, you can file a lawsuit.

If your home has been shut down, the responsibility for the leak lies with the heating company.

You can prove that the pipes in the corridor are dedicated, and the heating company is responsible, so you can communicate with the heating company first.

If your home has been shut down, the responsibility for the leak lies with the heating company.

It should be compensated by the heating company.

Summary. Dear, it stands to reason that the heating has been reported to be off before the house is rented, and naturally the owner has paid the money, so you should not ask the tenant again; If the heating is not stopped when the house is rented, and the tenant does not want to heat it anymore, then the tenant should pay the money, because the landlord rents the heated house, and the tenant does not have to be your own business, and the landlord has nothing to do with it.

Of course, this money is not very much, zui is easy to discuss, but half of each is still acceptable.

Hello, very noisy, happy to answer for you: the heating is reported by the landlord, generally the landlord reports the heating is stopped, the landlord or the tenant depends on the situation. If there is any agreement in the rental agreement signed between you and the landlord, if there is a covenant from the agreement, if not, you have to negotiate with the landlord to settle it.

Who should take the 20 fees paid after the stop.

Pro, the heating company has a rule: to notify many days in advance whether it needs to be heated, if the heating company has been injected with water and pressure test, and then notify that there is no need for heating, you will have to pay a fee, you must know that the landlord will not pay the heating fee for the tenant. Renting a house without heating and reporting the suspension fee, who rents the house without heating, who pays the parking fee, is a question that many friends have when renting a house in winter.

Dear, it stands to reason that the heating has been turned off before the house is rented, and naturally the landlord has paid the money, so you should not ask the tenant for it; If the heating is not stopped when the house is rented, and the tenant regrets that the stool is round and does not want to heat it anymore, then the tenant should pay the money, because the landlord rents the heated house, and the tenant does not have to be your own business, and the landlord has nothing to do with it. Of course, this money is not very much, zui is easy to discuss, but half of each is still acceptable.

When I rented the house, I told the landlord that I would report it to stop. Whoever takes the 20 fee.

If the tenant is living, it is generally borne by the tenant according to the lease contract.

Dear, according to the contract.

When I rented the house, he said it was closed last year. Then who should pay this money?

Dear, this should be delivered by the landlord.