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In Russia, temperature standards in residential premises have been established, which are at least +18 degrees Celsius.
Russians have the right not to pay for heating if the temperature in the apartment is below normal (plus 18 degrees Celsius). Viktor Fedoruk, an expert on housing law and problems of housing and communal services reform, gave the Russians a reason not to give money for the service, his words are reported by Tsargrad.
First, you need to call a representative of the management company and record the violation - he will measure the temperature in the room and draw up a report. “From now on, you shouldn’t be charged for heating, because there are violations,” the lawyer noted.
It will be possible not to pay for heating until the utility workers come again and confirm that the heating has been restored and the temperature remains within the range of plus 20-22 degrees. For the past period - from the first act to the second - the accrual under the item “Heating” must be recalculated, Fedoruk emphasized. Otherwise you will have to go to court.

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