Read this guide and learn how to find out the causes of water seepage and water dripping.

19 joint offices of the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department and the Buildings Department were set up to handle water seepage complaints.

Read this pamphlet to learn simple methods to detect the source of water seepage on the ceiling.

Read this article for tips and guidelines on how to tackle problems like water seepage, defective windows, unauthorised building works, etc, so as to keep your property in good conditions.

Find out what you should consider in owning a pet and note in taking care of them, and how to be a responsible pet owner.

Details regarding green living can be found in the Environment section in GovHK.

Learn about the fire safety requirements for a residential building, safety issues for sub-divided units, fire prevention in the home and what to do in case of fire.

A series of fire precautions video introduces survival tips and ambulance services

The Fire Services Department provides fire safety education to any company or organisation upon request. The public may contact Community Relations Section or any local fire station for details.

The public can submit online application for visit to a fire station or an ambulance depot.

The Fire Safety Ambassador Club aims to promote fire safety to the public and various organisations. Members are not only provided with basic fire protection training, but also take part in promotional and recreational activities to exchange experiences. You can enroll individually or apply through your affiliated organisations

Energy saving tips for using home appliances and cooking can be found in this booklet. 

Electrical devices in idle or standby mode continues to draw power. Learn tips for reducing standby energy consumption at work and at home in this leaflet.

This pamphlet provides basic information on how to choose residential air conditioning units and their operation and maintenance from an energy efficiency perspective.

Check out the registers of the voluntary Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme (EELS) about the energy consumption and efficiency rating of household appliances and office equipment.

Learn more about the Voluntary Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme, the types of appliances and equipment it covers, and where you can check if a product is registered.

To further facilitate the public in choosing energy efficient appliances and raise public awareness on energy saving, the Government has introduced a mandatory Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme. Here you can learn more about the scheme, the types of products it covers, and about the record of listed models.

Learn how you can ensure household electrical safety and protect your family members and property through this handbook.

You can search the registers for models of household electrical products with certificates of safety compliance.

Learn about the safety tips for using induction cookers in this leaflet.

Check out the list of electrical products recalled / prohibited provided by Electrical and Mechanical Services Department. You can look up the brand model, cause of hazard and the recall / prohibition date of the electrical products.

This pamphlet provides the guidelines on how to install and use washing machines properly.

This poster illustrates how to use electric fans in a proper way.

Read this poster for the dos and don’t’s of using TV sets to avoid accidents.

You can refer to this pamphlet for the requirements and precautions of using plugs, adaptors and extension units.

Read this leaflet for the safety tips for using hot-pot gas appliances.

Follow the safety guidelines listed here when using disposable LPG cylinders to avoid accidents.

Read this pamphlet and take notes on storing, using and abandoning LPG cylinders. Take immediate action when you smell a gas leak.

Search this register for the list of gas installers registered in Hong Kong.

Learn about the Mandatory Window Inspection Scheme (MWIS) and find out more information here.

Here you can search for Qualified Persons (QP) to carry out the prescribed inspection and supervise the prescribed repair works found necessary for all windows of the buildings, and verify the information they provide.

Here you can search for Registered General Building Contractors or Registered Minor Works Contractors (who are registered for the minor works in respect of windows) to carry out the prescribed repairs.