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Commercial water heater installation in LA & Orange County
Hot water is a daily operating cost for restaurants, apartment buildings, gyms, offices and other facilities. We help property owners and managers compare tankless, heat pump and condensing tank-type systems, then install the one that fits the building's hot water demand, fuel type and available space. We also serve homeowners.
- Heat pump models use far less electricity than standard electric tanks
- Sized to your building's hot water demand, fuel type and space
Options
Water heating options we offer
Heat pump water heaters
Move heat from the surrounding air into the tank instead of generating it directly, using far less electricity than a standard electric-resistance tank. A fit for buildings moving to all-electric.
Tankless water heaters
Heat water on demand so there is no tank kept hot around the clock. Compact, wall-mounted units free up space in tight mechanical rooms, and several units can be combined for higher demand.
Condensing tank-type heaters
Capture extra heat from exhaust gases for higher efficiency than a conventional gas tank, with the stored hot water that busy kitchens and multifamily buildings rely on.
Benefits
Why upgrade
- Heat pump models use far less electricity than standard electric tanks
- Sized to your building's hot water demand, fuel type and space
- Guidance on electrical, venting and placement requirements before work begins, with scheduling planned to limit hot water downtime
- Rebate eligibility checked before any equipment is bought
Is it time?
Signs this upgrade could help
- Your water heaters are 10 or more years old
- Tenants, guests or staff run out of hot water at peak times
- You notice rust, leaks or rumbling noises from tanks or units
- You are planning an electrification or energy-efficiency upgrade for the building
Process
How your water heating project works
Request a consultation
Send the form or call us. Tell us about your property and the upgrades you are considering.
Review your options
We look at your property, explain suitable equipment and fixtures, and answer your questions.
Check rebates
We explain which rebates fit your upgrade and what each one requires, before any work begins.
Upgrade & follow up
We schedule the installation, complete the work and walk you through your new equipment.
Programs
Rebates and programs for this upgrade
Depending on your property and utility, these programs can help cover the cost. We check the current rules with you before you commit.
Incentive amounts, eligibility and funding availability are determined by each program and can change. They are not guaranteed. We will review current program information with you before you commit to any work.
FAQ
Water heating questions
Which is better for a commercial building: tankless or heat pump?
It depends on the building. Heat pump water heaters suit properties going electric and need a space with enough surrounding air, such as a mechanical room or garage. Tankless units suit buildings with limited floor space and adequate gas or electrical service. We walk through both during your consultation.
Will a heat pump water heater need electrical work?
Sometimes. Many heat pump water heaters need a dedicated circuit, and some buildings need electrical service or panel upgrades. We check this during the consultation so there are no surprises.
Are there rebates for commercial water heater upgrades?
Commercial and multifamily rebate programs may apply to qualifying water heater upgrades. Availability, amounts and eligibility change and are not guaranteed, so we check eligibility and review the current options with you before work starts.
Which programs may apply to a heat pump water heater?
Depending on the property and location, programs such as TECH Clean California, SoCalREN and Go Zero may support heat pump water heater upgrades. Each program sets its own eligibility, incentive amounts and funding, which can change, and some need approval before work starts, so we confirm what is currently available for your property first.
Where can a heat pump water heater be installed?
Heat pump water heaters draw heat from the surrounding air, so they work best in a mechanical room, garage or roomy utility area with good airflow, and they need a drain for condensate. We look at your current equipment location during the consultation and explain any changes needed.
How long does a water heater replacement take?
Most like-for-like replacements are completed in a day. Switching to heat pump or tankless units can take longer if electrical, gas or venting changes are needed. We give you a timeline after the consultation and schedule the work to keep hot water downtime short for tenants and staff.
Service areas
Where we install water heaters
Choose your city for local utilities, rebates and details.
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Get a water heating plan for your building
Tell us about your property and the upgrades you have in mind. We call you back, explain your options in plain language and check which rebates apply.
