Elevator maintenance fees are generally paid by the property department, and elevator maintenance is also carried out by the property. If the elevator is broken, the property is responsible, and the house maintenance fund can also be used to repair the elevator. Please see the introduction I brought for details.

Is the elevator maintenance fee paid by the owner or the property?

Elevator maintenance costs are out of the property, because elevator maintenance is carried out by elevator companies or entrusted maintenance units. Moreover, when handing over the house, the owner also paid the house maintenance fund, so the special house maintenance fund can be used for the maintenance of public facilities such as elevators.

The use of the maintenance fund must comply with the relevant management regulations, and it can only be used after the owners' meeting and the owners' committee decide. The maintenance projects and maintenance budget are announced by the owners' committee on the bulletin board of the community, and more than two-thirds of the owners must agree to apply to the real estate bureau. After the application is approved, 80% of the total budget will be transferred to the corresponding account. After the project is settled, it will be settled according to the facts and shared by households.

Can the housing maintenance fund repair elevators?

The housing maintenance fund can repair elevators. According to the fundamental regulations, after the sale of commercial houses and public houses, a maintenance fund for residential parts and facilities should be established, that is, a maintenance fund. The maintenance fund shall be used in accordance with the financial management regulations of the property management enterprise, and shall be specially used for the overhaul, renewal and transformation of residential parts and facilities and equipment after the expiration of the warranty period. The elevator belongs to the announcement facility, and the house maintenance fund can be used.

How do elevator owners share the rent?

Owners who change elevators can choose to share equally or share according to the floor where they live. Because high-rise buildings are frequently used, they need to share more expenses, while residents on the first floor rarely use them, so they can not be included in the allocation list. The cost sharing ratio of other floors is: (residential floor-1)* total number of households on this floor/total number of floors using elevators * 100%.