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Tankless WaterHeater Repalcement

TANKLESS WATER HEATERS

Unlike traditional storage tank type water heaters, tankless water heaters were engineered without a storage to holding hot water. Instead, water is heated directly and delivers continuous hot water when you need it. Natural gas tankless water heaters, propane tankless water heaters and electric tankless water heaters are easily installed in tight spaces, including water heater closets, laundry rooms and even outdoors in appropriate climates. Give us a call today, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about getting a tankless heater and offer the perfect make and model for your needs.

HOW DO TANKLESS WATER HEATERS WORK?

When a natural gas tankless water heater or propane tankless water heater is installed in your home, it is attached directly to the water line to deliver on-demand hot water. When you open a hot water tap, the water flow sensor within your water heater is triggered and the burner is activated. The water within your system begins to circulate through the heat exchanger, heating your water to the designated temperature and providing you with continuous hot water. Once you turn off your water tap, the unit shuts down to save energy.

BENEFITS OF A TANKLESS WATER HEATER

Energy Savings

Traditional tank water heater heats water continuously, tankless water heaters heat only as much water as needed therefore reducing energy use by 24 to 34% compared to traditional water heater tanks.

Extended Life Span

On average, tankless water heaters last 5-7 years longer than tank water heaters. With proper maintenance, a tankless water heater can offer up to 20 years of lasting use.

Endless Hot Water

Heat Exchange elements in tankless units heat water just when it is needed, for as long as required, offering continuous hot water unlike tank water heaters that deplete hot water quickly

Space Saver

Most traditional tanks hold 40 to 60 gallons of water and measure about 60 inches tall and 22 inches wide. Tankless water heaters take up far less space in your home. Standard tankless size is 28 inches tall by 20 inches wide and 10 inches deep.

Lower Utility Bill

Tankless water heaters conserve almost 27 - 50% more energy than traditional tank models and simultaneously service every high-demand point in your home, such as the bathroom, kitchen and laundry room.

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Up to $1000 in Federal Tax Credits and 

$400 in Local Utility Rebates!

Save big by switching to a qualified Tankless Water Heater.

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Check with your tax advisor for applicability. Local utility rebates available in limited geographical areas.   For more details see: AO Smith Rebate Center   Noritz Rebate Center

Rinnai Rebate Center

Offer expires 12/31/2023.

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Noritz EZ series

UNDERSTANDING TANK WATER HEATER VS TANKLESS WATER HEATER

1. CONVENIENCE

Most people find the primary issue they have with their hot water is not having enough. Hot water many not last long enough for everyone in your family to get a shower, or it may run out partway through a shower This is common with a traditional tank water heater and a tankless heater can solve them. That’s because of how the two kinds of heaters work:

  • Tank heaters pre-heat a limited amount of water in their tank. You can get bigger tanks, but they’re expensive and there’s still a limit. If you use up all the hot water in the tank, you run out until it refills and reheats. This is what makes taking a long shower no fun.

  • Tankless heaters heat up water as it’s needed—whenever you turn the faucet. They can bring water up to steaming, soothing temperatures in a matter of seconds. They can provide hot water indefinitely.

2. EFFICIENCY

One of the biggest things homeowners want out of a new water heater is energy efficiency. This is where there’s the most dramatic difference between the two heaters:

  • A tank heater operates continuously. That means it’s running even when you’re asleep, and much of that hot water will never even be used. That’s a lot of wasted energy—that you pay for.

  • A tankless heater only heats water on demand. It’s a smaller, compact system that flash-heats water when you need it, and turns off as soon as you turn off the faucet. Tankless heaters are designed to save energy.

3. COST

The cost advantages depend on whether you want a quick fix or a long-term investment:

  • Tank heaters cost less up front but are expensive to run and wear out sooner.

  • Tankless heaters cost slightly more up front, but can save you substantially on your monthly bills. Comparing a standard tank heater (50-gallon, electric) with an equivalent tankless (condensed gas-fired unit), the tankless unit can reduce energy costs by 60% or more.

4. INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

Installation costs on tankless heaters have come down recently, and many tankless manufacturers offer models that are compatible with the same gas line and ventilation stacks as traditional heaters. That means the two heaters are now much more evenly matched. But after installation, the difference is clear:

  • Tank water heaters are old technology due to the bulky storage tank. Most tank style water heaters last only 8-10 years before they have to be replaced, and typically come with just a 6-year warranty.

  • Tankless water heater have a much smaller footprint and is more effective. Tankless water heaters can last up to 15 or more years with proper maintenance, and many come with a 10 - 25 year heat exchange warranty.

CHOOSE AMOR PLUMBING FOR YOUR TANKLESS SERVICE & INSTALLATION!

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Quality Workmanship & Service

With more than 30 years of professional plumbing experience, you can trust the Amor Plumbing team to handle your job efficiently!

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Fully Stocked Vehicles

Our vehicles are usually stocked with 95% of the parts and equipment necessary  to get the service or repair done efficiently. Larger installations will require 24 hours to obtain all materials to meet your installation needs.

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Upfront & Affordable Pricing

We have free consultations and estimates.

We never add hidden fees or surprises to the bill, which provides peace of mind.

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Authorized Service & Repair Pros

Our plumbers and service technicians are factory trained and authorized service providers who can install, repair, and perform maintenance on your plumbing products and will complete your project on time.

To learn more about our water treatment options or to schedule your appointment, call us at  (408) 649-3129 or fill out our quick and easy online form.

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