TANKLESS WATER HEATER REPAIR & REPLACEMENT

NO HOT WATER? WHAT ABOUT TANKLESS WATER HEATERS?

Traditional water heaters work by keeping a large tank of water heated at a constant temperature, even when the hot water isn’t being used. This constant energy consumption can lead to higher utility bills. In contrast, a tankless water heater operates only when needed. It heats water instantly as it flows through the system, providing a continuous supply of hot water on demand, without the need for a storage tank.

Whether you’re considering an upgrade for your home in Newnan, Griffin, Austell, Stockbridge, or anywhere in South Metro Atlanta, a tankless water heater offers an energy-efficient and reliable solution to meet your household's needs.

Since it only consumes energy when being actively used, it is an economical and environmentally friendly option for your home.

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MORE BENEFITS OF A TANKLESS WATER HEATER

Not only will a tankless heater save you money on your energy bills, it will also save valuable space within your home since these systems do not require large holding tanks like their traditional counterparts do. This can free up some space in your basement for extra storage, or a kid’s play area.

Another feature that makes these new, more modern heaters very popular is the fact that it is virtually impossible to run out of hot water. It only takes a few consecutive showers to deplete a traditional heater’s tank. Afterwards, it is necessary to wait until the tank’s contents are heated once again before you can access hot water. With a tankless system, the supply is continuous and plentiful.

Tankless hot water systems have proven to be more durable than traditional systems. Reports indicate that they can last as much as 10 years longer. Therefore, they can be the wisest investment from a longer-term perspective, despite their higher initial cost.

TANKLESS WATER HEATER OPTIONS

Tankless water heaters are available in natural or propane gas models. You can also choose between a single whole home model or several point of use models that are usually installed near where hot water is used, such as under the kitchen or bathroom counter.