Who pays for the replacement of the main pipe downstairs is it the property or the owner ?

Hello, the main pipe belongs to the public facility.

If the maintenance needs to be replaced, the property will pay this cost, and the owner has paid the property fee, which includes the maintenance cost of public facilities, so this fee should be paid by the property, not by the owner.

The cost of replacing the main pipe downstairs is usually borne by the utility company, as these utilities are the responsibility of the utility company. However, the exact way in which the costs are shared may vary from one utility to another. Generally speaking, utility companies carry out regular maintenance and upkeep of public facilities, and if they find that facilities need to be replaced or repaired, they will charge the owners accordingly.

These costs are usually shared according to the owner's house size, floor, occupancy and other factors, and are shared by the owner according to a certain percentage.

If the replacement of the main pipe is caused by the damage caused by the owner's personal reasons, such as the rupture of the main pipe caused by renovation, then the owner needs to bear the relevant costs. Therefore, the specific cost sharing method needs to refer to local laws and regulations and property regulations, and it is recommended that you consult your local property management company or relevant departments for specific policies.

Replacement of the main pipe downstairs should be the responsibility of the property and will be charged. Because the main pipeline belongs to public facilities, it is not the scope of responsibility of the owner, but the scope of responsibility of the property.

The main pipeline repair and maintenance is the responsibility of the property, and the replacement is the responsibility of the property right unit!

Legal analysis: the pipeline well in the corridor belongs to the owner or to the property Now many of the pipeline wells in the community are managed by the owner, if there is a problem, the owner can be directly responsible for maintenance, which is not within the scope of property management. The pipe well of the corridor will generally lead to the main pipe, but the main pipe belongs to the property management.

Legal basis: "Measures for the Administration of Property Service Charges" Article 15 The owner shall, in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract, pay the property service fees or property service funds on time and in full. If the owner violates the property management service contract and fails to pay the service fee or property management service fund within the time limit, the owners' committee shall urge it to pay within the time limit; If the payment is still not made within the time limit, the property management enterprise may recover it in accordance with the law.

If the owner and the property user agree that the property user shall pay the property management service fee or property management service funds, the owner shall be jointly and severally liable for the payment from the agreement.

When the property rights are transferred, the owner or user of the property shall settle the property service fees or property management service funds.

Who pays for the replacement of the main pipe downstairs (is it the property or the owner)?

Hello, the main pipeline belongs to public facilities, if the maintenance of noisy rent needs to be replaced, it is the property to pay this cost, the owner has paid the property fee, which includes the maintenance cost of public facilities, so this cost should be shipped by the property, not by the owner.

If the kitchen pipe needs to be replaced, it should be borne by the owners upstairs, and the cost sharing will be better, and the two parties can negotiate to deal with it.

If the manager is replaced, the property right unit is replaced, and the house bought by the individual is replaced by raising funds by himself.