Tankless Hot Water Heaters

Installing a tankless water heater offers several compelling advantages. One of the most significant benefits is that these units don’t require a chimney for venting exhaust fumes. Traditional chimneys can deteriorate over time, leading to issues like reduced draft from crumbling bricks, flue blockages, or even bird nests, all of which increase the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. In contrast, modern tankless units utilize a power vent blower system that safely vents exhaust through a PVC pipe installed in your siding.

Tankless water heaters are also highly energy-efficient. Unlike traditional tank water heaters that must constantly maintain a water temperature of 120 degrees, tankless units only use gas or electricity when hot water is actually needed. To put it in perspective, a traditional tank water heater is like keeping a pot of water on the stove, continuously heating it—an approach that consumes a significant amount of energy. A tankless unit, on the other hand, can reduce energy consumption by up to 40%.

Moreover, tankless water heaters come with superior warranties and boast a lifespan that is two to three times longer than that of a standard tank water heater.