Tankless Water Heater Services

It’s challenging to provide an exact answer regarding energy savings because it’s dependent on the property’s use and lifestyle. Nonetheless, on average, we observe energy savings that range between $200 to $400 annually. If you’re considering switching to a tankless system, it’s worth noting what the U.S. Department of Energy says.

We recommend gas tankless water heaters due to how efficient they are. Electric tankless systems vary in terms of construction compared to gas tankless systems, which accounts for the difference in their lifespan, performance, and energy efficiency. Based on our experience, gas tankless systems have a longer lifespan and are more reliable than their electric counterparts.

Whole-house electric tankless water heaters are not energy efficient and, therefore, are not energy-star certified. However, if you switch to solar power, you can enjoy energy savings while using your electric tankless system. On the other hand, gas tankless systems are energy-star-rated and can be up to 99% energy efficient.

Generally speaking, gas tankless systems offer better value for money than electric tankless models due to their performance, energy efficiency, and longevity. Gas tankless water heaters last between 15 and 25 years. For a family of four, we recommend a tankless water heater with a gallon-per-minute (gpm) flow rate of at least nine gallons per minute.

We’re here to answer all your questions, so feel free to call us to learn more about how tankless water heaters can suit your needs.