There is no uniform standard for water and electricity supply for store leasing, which is usually determined by both parties through consultation when signing the leasing contract. In some commercial complexes or commercial blocks, the public facilities of shops may have been pre-set, and tenants only need to pay the corresponding fees according to the regulations to use them. However, in some old business districts or independent shops, the tenant may be responsible for the water and electricity supply, or it may be necessary to negotiate with the landlord for installation. Therefore, it is not a fixed standard for water and electricity to enter the household in the rental area of shops.

In the process of store leasing, tenants should read the lease contract carefully, understand the specific situation of water and electricity entering the household, and fully communicate and negotiate with the landlord.