Local climate & utility notes
San Jose multi-family assets mix common-area RTUs (lobbies, corridors, amenity) with in-unit systems that drive turnover tickets — and dense lots amplify condenser noise complaints. Valley-floor peaks plus wildfire smoke make corridor IAQ and filter logistics a PM issue, not only a unit repair issue. PG&E-served properties should separate common-area capital plans from in-unit refresh cycles and write quiet-hours / access rules into the service agreement.
Full building-type requirements checklist: Multi-Family Apartments HVAC RFP guide.
FAQs for San Jose PMs
Should San Jose common-area and in-unit HVAC share one contract?
Only with an explicit asset list, access process, and billing split. Many properties keep common-area on a commercial agreement and handle in-unit at turnover or via a rider.
Who do San Jose PMs call at Precision?
Call (408) 642-8674 for commercial / multi-family intake, or use /contact#placement=commercial_geo_multifamily_san_jose.
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