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Hot water when you need it. A properly sized tankless system heats water as you use it instead of relying on a stored supply in a tank.
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A smaller footprint. These units are typically wall-mounted and take up less space than a conventional tank-style water heater.
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Energy efficiency. Because water is heated on demand, a properly selected system may use less energy than an older storage tank, depending on your household usage and equipment.
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Longer-term flexibility. Tankless systems can be a good option if you are replacing an aging water heater and want to consider a different approach to hot water.
System Sizing
Fuel and Capacity
Gas and electric tankless systems have different installation requirements.
Permits and Code Requirements
Water Pressure and Supply
Hard Water and Mineral Buildup
Descaling mineral buildup
Cleaning or checking inlet filters
Inspecting burners on gas models
Checking ignition components
Examining venting
Looking for leaks or corrosion
Checking water flow and temperature
Inconsistent water temperature
Reduced hot water flow
Error codes
Unusual noises
A unit that shuts down unexpectedly
Water that does not get hot enough
Visible leaks
Depending on the age and condition of the system, we can explain whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
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