Tankless water heater

Tankless Water Heater Installation…

Involves taking out the traditional water heater tank in your home and replacing it with an electric or gas heating unit that heats the water directly. Tankless water heater installation is also known as an 'on demand water heater.' It is named this because when a tap is turned on, only the water needed travels through the heating unit for immediate use. So, if you are not using hot water, there is no energy wasted on heating it. On average, a tankless water heater installation can save up to 35% off of heating costs if installed correctly. If you haven't ever seen a tankless water heater installation, it may sound a little unbelievable, but a correctly sized heating unit will deliver an endless supply of hot water as it is needed. We can help you figure out whether you need a single point application water heater (for a bathroom sink), or a multipoint application (whole house tankless) water heater.

How do I get a tankless water heater installed?

Tankless water heater installation requires a licensed, qualified technician to do the job for several reasons. First of all, in order to make sure that the warranty remains valid, the technician must perform the tankless water heater installation according to the manufacturer's specifications or the warranty may be voided. Tankless water heater installation may also require a permit and must meet building code requirements. As well, if you don't buy the right kind of tankless water heater, it will not work correctly. Tankless water heater installation is not a do-it-yourself project. Let one of our qualified technicians get you the tankless water heater(s) that will deliver the gallons per minute at the temperature you need to start saving money today!

What do I look for in A Tankless Water Heater?

Tankless water heater installation requires figuring out exactly where in your house you are going to need hot water. Some people buy an ‘on demand water heater’ for one appliance that they don't use every day. Others, who may live in a smaller home, go for a whole house water heater. At any rate, you need to decide where the water heaters will be placed in your home and how many gallons of water they will heat per day. Most people tend to purchase a single Tankless Water Heater for their entire home. However, some people still prefer smaller Electric Tankless Water Heaters for smaller fixtures, like bathroom sinks.