Tankless notes, neighborhood by neighborhood
Housing age, where heaters usually hang, what the pipes are made of, and who to call about water, gas and permits, for six Fullerton neighborhoods.
- Tankless water heaters in Golden Hills
Golden Hills is a hillside residential area in Fullerton with larger homes on sloping lots. Size and layout bring their own tankless questions.
- Tankless water heaters in Raymond Hills
Raymond Hills, northeast of downtown Fullerton, includes some of the city's older single-family homes. Older plumbing changes what a tankless project involves.
- Tankless water heaters in downtown Fullerton
Downtown Fullerton mixes historic houses, apartments and commercial buildings close together. Space, venting and aging pipes are the main tankless questions here.
- Tankless water heaters in Amerige Heights
Amerige Heights is one of Fullerton's newer residential communities. Newer homes avoid many old-pipe problems, but hard water and maintenance still apply.
- Tankless water heaters in West Coyote Hills
West Coyote Hills, in northwest Fullerton, is a hillside residential area with many homes built in the later decades of the twentieth century. Here is how that shapes tankless work.