破解加装电梯“烂尾”，向“全周期服务”转型

Core Viewpoint - The installation of elevators in old residential communities is facing significant challenges, leading to incomplete projects and wasted resources, which undermines public trust in urban renovation policies [1][2] Group 1: Issues in Elevator Installation Projects - Many elevator installation projects are becoming "half-finished projects," resulting in halted work and abandoned projects, which disappoints residents and wastes valuable resources [1] - Multiple vulnerabilities exist in the process, including uncontrolled fund supervision, lack of corporate responsibility, ambiguous construction standards, and obstructed acceptance processes [1] - Specific cases highlight the issues, such as a project halted for three years due to the contractor's financial issues, leading to residents losing their advance payments [1] Group 2: Proposed Solutions - Strengthening fund supervision is essential, with suggestions to implement a "third-party custody + progress-based funding" model to ensure funds are used appropriately [2] - Enhancing corporate responsibility and industry self-discipline is crucial, including establishing credit records for elevator installation companies and linking construction quality to market access [2] - Shifting the governance focus to "full-cycle service" is recommended, with an emphasis on continuous oversight, safety inspections, and conflict resolution, supported by professional legal teams [2]