Moving to a Tankless Water Heater

The water heater in your home is most likely using up much-unneeded energy. Studies show that a standard water heater can cost homeowners up to $800 a year to run. If you want to save energy and money for your home, consider switching to a tankless water heater.

Tankless water heaters have the ability to provide more hot water for the home. With time, tank-style heaters will run out of hot water. They can also run out of water if various appliances are in use. With a tankless heater, you never have to deal with this issue.

Tankless water heaters last longer than heaters with tanks. While tank-style heaters need replacing after about seven years, a tankless heater can last up to twenty years.

By using less energy, tankless water heaters also save homeowners money. Tankless heaters only produce hot water when it is needed.

One more advantage of switching to a tankless water heater is the space you save. Tankless heaters are significantly smaller than the tank-style versions. Tankless heaters can even be mounted on a wall to save additional space.  

Before making the change, contact a plumber Manhattan. A professional plumber will answer any questions you may have. If you do decide to make the switch, the plumber will be there to help with installation.