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Water heater enquiries from Thousand Palms and Desert Hot Springs
Enquiries from Thousand Palms and Desert Hot Springs are accepted for review, but coverage isn't guaranteed. Service for your specific address is confirmed before anything is arranged.
Thousand Palms (92276)
Thousand Palms is an unincorporated community, so permits for water heater replacement go through Riverside County rather than a city. Ask how permit steps apply to your home and confirm with the County.
Desert Hot Springs (92240)
Desert Hot Springs permits its own construction work. Use the full physical street address — some postal addresses in the area are PO boxes and can't be used to confirm service.
Water quality varies by address and provider across the valley. If scale or descaling comes up, ask for it to be based on your water and the unit, not a general assumption.
What to prepare
Full physical address, heater label details, the heater's location and how to reach it, what's happening, and who can approve work.
If you smell gas
Leave the area right away. Don't use light switches, flames or devices that might spark. Once you're somewhere safe, call SoCalGas at 1-800-427-2200, or 911 if there is immediate danger or you can't reach the utility. Spreading water near wiring: keep clear and call for help from a safe place. (Guidance based on SoCalGas safety information.)
Water heater help for Thousand Palms & Desert Hot Springs
Have the address, what you're noticing and the heater's label details ready.