
A clearer brief for your next hot water project.
California Multifamily Water Heaters is a planning and referral resource for owners and operators considering work at apartment and multifamily properties in California.
Why this resource exists
Water heating decisions involve more than the replacement appliance. An occupied property needs a view of demand, distribution, resident communication and the changeover itself. These guides help an owner describe those issues before a contractor develops a project scope.
The focus is domestic hot water: central plants, individual heaters and the boilers that serve residents’ taps and showers. The material is general planning information. A survey and a qualified design review are needed for equipment selection and installation requirements.
How the referral works
An assessment request provides building and contact information for a property discussion. With the consent given in the form, that information may be shared with a qualified California contractor partner. The operator may receive compensation connected to a project referral.
Site operator: California Multifamily Water Heaters. This website does not present itself as the contractor performing the work.
This website is a separate referral resource. It does not establish contractor availability, licensing, program participation or acceptance of a project. Confirm the responsible contracting entity and scope in the proposal before proceeding.
Contact and project requests
For questions about the resource or a submitted request, use the Request a free assessment form below. Describe the property and the subject of the question; avoid sending resident financial records or other sensitive documents.
The form below is for project assessment inquiries. For an active outage, use the building’s maintenance process and existing service contacts. Residents should report hot water issues to their property management team.
Planning a replacement at an occupied building?
Send the building details once. Qualified requests go to a California contractor partner for a free, no-obligation assessment and quote.
Request a free assessment
The assessment and quote are free, with no obligation. Tell us about the building and the hot water equipment that serves it. An uncertain equipment age is fine.
- Central plants, DHW boilers and in-unit heaters at California multifamily properties
- With your consent, details go to a qualified California contractor partner who follows up
- Helpful later: nameplate photos, recent service notes and access constraints
This form is not an emergency dispatch service. If hot water has stopped, use the building's existing maintenance contacts.