If something in the rental house is broken, there should be relevant provisions in the rental contract as to who will be responsible for repairing the damage.

If there is no agreement, resolve it according to the above situation or negotiate with the landlord.

1. The inherent infrastructure equipment in the rental house, such as cracked walls, burst water pipes, blockage of sewerage due to non-human reasons or unreasonable design, damage to the ceiling in the house, deformation of the door, loss of door and window glass due to non-human reasons, etc. are the responsibility of the landlord to repair.

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2. For other electrical equipment, both parties should be present to check their condition before entering. After ensuring normal use, sign a handover list with the tenant and agree on who will perform future maintenance.

If the property is damaged by non-human factors within one month of use by the tenant, the landlord shall make repairs.

The main thing we buy when renting a house is services, and equipment also falls within the scope of services. There should be a certain period of maintenance and warranty periods.

3. House repair In order to ensure that the house is always in a safe and suitable condition during the lease period, both parties should agree on the repair responsibilities for natural damage or man-made damage to the house during the lease period.

Article 220 of the Contract Law stipulates that the lessor shall perform the maintenance obligations of the leased property, unless otherwise agreed by the parties.

Extended information Things to note when renting a house: 1. Check the appliances and furniture of the rented house properly. When renting a house, the renter must check the internal facilities of the house, such as household appliances, furniture, etc., and check the normal operation of the appliances and furniture when viewing the house.

condition, etc., and then add them to the list one by one.

It is best to indicate who will bear the repair costs in the event of a malfunction, so as to avoid conflicts between the renter and the landlord when household appliances malfunction and repairs occur after moving in, and the responsibilities may not be clear.

2. Sign the house leasing contract carefully. When signing a house leasing contract, renters must read clearly the terms stipulated in the contract and clarify the rights and obligations of both parties to the lease.

Terms such as lease purpose, lease term, repair responsibility, change and termination of the contract, signing of sublease, liability for breach of contract, etc., must be agreed upon by both parties to the lease to avoid disputes and unnecessary trouble during the rental process in the future.

3. Property miscellaneous fees and other contract annexes clearly state that both parties have reached an agreement. In addition to signing a formal "House Lease Contract", the equipment in the house, water, electricity, coal, gas, cable TV, telephone, property maintenance during the lease period

The settlement and responsibilities of funds and other related expenses should also be written clearly in detail and kept as an attachment to the contract to avoid unnecessary trouble for yourself.