Carbon Monoxide Is Invisible.
Landlord Negligence Is Not.

California law requires landlords to install and maintain working carbon monoxide detectors and properly ventilated appliances. When they cut corners and someone gets hurt or dies, we hold them accountable.

Silent Dangers the Landlord Is Required to Address

Faulty and Unmaintained Wall Heaters

Unmaintained or defective wall heaters are a leading cause of carbon monoxide poisoning in older California homes and apartments.

Improperly Vented Gas Stoves & Ovens

Improperly vented gas appliances can silently flood a living space with carbon monoxide, especially in older rental units

Defective Water Heaters & Boilers

Shared utility closets housing defective water heaters or boilers are particularly dangerous. They're also easy to ignore or overlook.

Faulty Carbon Monoxide Detectors

California law requires functioning carbon monoxide detectors in every rental unit. A missing, expired, or disabled detector is negligence.

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