Water Heater Installation
Natural Gas Heating System
Consider High-Efficiency Gas Storage if you:
- Currently have a gas storage water heater that needs to be replaced.
- Don’t want to make a major change and are satisfied with the style of water heater you have now.
- If you are willing to pay a little more upfront to reduce water heating bills by about 7%.
- Want routine installation and maintenance.
Consider Whole-Home Gas Tankless if you:
- Want to replace your existing gas water heater before it fails. Are building a new home or conducting a major remodeling project.
- Often run out of hot water.
- Have limited space and need a water heater that doesn’t take up much room.
- Want a water heater with a longer lifetime.
- Are willing to pay more upfront to reduce water heating bills by about 30%.
- Have a large enough natural gas line in your home (typically at least 3/4″) plus space to install the necessary venting.
- Are willing to take on additional maintenance tasks or schedule a regular maintenance check every few years.
Consider Gas Condensing if you:
- Want to replace your existing gas water heater before it fails, but don’t need to do it right now.
- Are building a new home or conducting a major remodeling project.
- Often run out of hot water.
- If you are willing to pay more upfront to reduce water heating bills by about 30%.
- Have space to accommodate a condensate drain and special venting.
Electric Heating System
Consider Electric Heating if you:
- Want to replace your existing electric water heater before it fails, but don’t need to do it right now.
- Are building a new home or conducting a major remodeling project.
- If you are willing to pay more upfront to reduce water heating bills by about 50%.
- Have space to accommodate a condensate drain.
