Install elevator apportionment plan

1. If you want to install elevators in the community, generally ask for the price first, choose the brand, and set the price.

2. Calculate the average number of elevator households. Generally, elevators are not used on the ground floor, and some people on the second floor are unwilling to share the elevator costs. If they don’t want to, you can choose the second floor non-stop when you order from the elevator company. .

3. After the number of households is determined, use the elevator price (including equipment price, installation fee, and elevator shaft rectification and civil construction costs) to subtract part of the maintenance funds of these households and divide by the number of households. Of course, you still have to charge more, so you don't necessarily use up the maintenance fund for nothing, right?

4. Calculate the amount that each household should share. Post an announcement in the community, set a deadline, and then collect the share of expenses from these residents and ask them to sign a consent form. It is generally impossible to achieve 100% consent. There will always be some dissidents. Generally, the residents who reach 2/3 can announce their preparation to sign the elevator contract after they have no objection.

5. For those who are unwilling to pay, you can put pressure on them by temporarily not stopping on the floor where they are located (this is very convenient for elevator maintenance workers).

The above article clearly tells everyone, do the lower floors disagree with the illegal installation of elevators? This phenomenon is illegal, because at present, many local governments have specifically implemented systems on the issue of residential elevators. Regulations, so it has a legal effect, and you must agree to install it before it can be installed. Moreover, the article also talks about the apportionment plan for installing elevators.