Homes in 95602: what they're like and what they need

Propane furnace to heat pump

45% of homes in 95602 heat with propane, usually the most expensive way to heat here. A heat pump replaces the furnace, adds AC, and ends tank refills; check rebates first.

Defensible space before fire season

California asks foothill homeowners to keep up to 100 feet of defensible space: clear dead plants and gutters near the house, and thin brush and trees farther out. Insurers increasingly check it.

Electrical panel check before an EV charger or heat pump

41% of homes here were built before 1980, when panels were often sized for much less load. Check yours before adding big electric items.

Chimney sweep and wood stove check

9% of homes here heat with wood. Creosote builds up every season; a yearly sweep and inspection before winter prevents chimney fires.

Lead-safe painting and remodeling

About 36% of homes here are older than 1978. Painters and remodelers working on them must follow EPA lead-safe rules (RRP certification).

Roof and gutters before the rains

Half the homes here were built before 1984. Most roofs last 20-30 years, so many are on their second or third. Clean gutters and a roof check before winter storms prevent most leaks.