Let us know you’re interested in getting a tankless water heater by scheduling a free in-home consultation. We’ll have our local, authorized service provider give you a call. They’ll ask you a few questions about your current water heater setup and schedule your consultation.

During the consultation, our service provider will assess your current water heater setup to see if a tankless unit will fit your space, and review the best options for your budget and needs. You’ll also get a competitively priced final quote with financing options.

When you’re ready, we’ll schedule a convenient date to deliver and install your new tankless water heater. Our service provider will test and inspect your new water heater and haul away your old one.

You can install your tankless water heater anywhere with access to adequate combustion air and where the heater exhaust can be vented to the outdoors. It should not be installed outdoors if the home or business is located in a colder climate.

It is definitely worth it to install a tankless water heater because it provides an endless supply of hot water, additional storage space, and significantly lower energy bills.

For larger households, two tankless systems, or a larger model, may be necessary, especially if your household uses more than 85 gallons of hot water a day. For smaller households, one will suffice.

Tankless water heaters provide a variety of benefits, including on-demand hot water, energy savings, space savings, and long-term cost savings. Tankless water heaters offer an unlimited supply of hot water since they don’t rely on a storage tank like traditional models. Additionally, because they only heat water when it is needed, they are more efficient than traditional models and can save up to 30% in energy costs each year. Furthermore, tankless models take up far less space than traditional models since they don’t require a large storage tank. Lastly, because tankless water heaters last longer than traditional models (typically 20 years or more), they can provide significant cost savings in the long run.

Tankless water heaters often have a higher upfront cost compared to traditional storage tank models, but they also offer many advantages that can help you save money in the long run. Tankless units don’t require as much energy to keep hot water stored in a tank, so you can expect lower monthly energy bills. Additionally, because these units have a longer lifespan, you won’t have to replace them as often, which helps reduce the overall cost of ownership.

Most manufacturers offer a limited warranty on their tankless water heaters, which generally covers parts and labor up to 5 years. It’s important to read the fine print in your product’s warranty agreement to understand what is and isn’t covered before you purchase a tankless water heater. Additionally, most warranties also require regular maintenance in order for them to remain valid.