Tankless Water Heater Replacement – What You Need to Know

Water Heater Replacement

So you’re thinking of buying a tankless water heater replacement. Have you done enough research to know if the unit can meet your hot water demands? If not, do not hesitate to ask help from the professionals to get more tips and advice in buying a new unit. It is important to know how much hot water your household needs to narrow down your options.

Getting Started

Do not forget to set your budget when it comes to buying a heater replacement. Doing this saves time when you go out and look for heaters in different stores. You can look for various reviews online to have an idea what brands perform best.

Pros

1. Energy-efficient – using a tankless water heater saves energy since it doesn’t need an insulation to keep the water warm all day. A traditional tank-style unit uses more energy as it heats all the water inside the tank. This is important since the water heater is one of the most-used appliances inside your household.
2. Saves Space – having a big bulky tank in your household can be an eye-sore, especially if you only have limited space. Tankless heaters can fit in small spaces as they come in various shapes and sizes.
3. Sufficient Hot Water Supply – you no longer have to wait for water to warm up if you use a tankless water heater. It heats water on demand and it will never run out. You cannot experience this with a tank style unit, especially if you have used up all the water inside the tank.
4. Say Good-bye to Flooding – if you’re tired of seeing tank holes, it’s about time to buy a tankless water heater replacement. Mopping water puddles near the tank can be frustrating, especially if your tank leaks more often.
5. Longer Lifespan – if you perform regular water heater maintenance, your tankless unit can last for about twenty to twenty five years. It has a longer lifespan compared to a traditional with a lifespan of ten to fifteen years.
6. Eco-friendly – since tankless units run efficiently, buying one gives you a chance to care for the environment in your own way.

Cons

1. Can’t Run Simultaneously – if you have a large family, you may have to install tankless units separately for your bathroom and kitchen. Unfortunately, these units cannot provide enough hot water for multiple uses.
2. Expensive – a tankless water heater costs higher compared to a traditional unit. However, you may find some great deals since some are offering units in cheaper prices.
3. Installation Issues – experts recommend buying a tankless unit if you have a new home or apartment. This is because it requires house modification upon installation. For those living in older houses, expect to spend a lot when installing it.

If you’re having second thoughts of buying a tankless water heater replacement, consider asking advice from the professionals. They can give you tips on how to select the best unit for your hot water needs.

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