Water Heater Installation Hot Water Tank, Tankless, On-Demand, Boilers

Once a water heater starts leaking those are the warning signs that it's game over and just a matter of time before it kicks the bucket. If that's the situation you're looking at, call us for a free estimate and we'll get things rolling for you right away.

The typical gas fired water heater will last ten to twelve years. Tankless heaters are more energy efficient and can last up to fifteen years, which is partly why some people opt for installing a tankless water heater system VS the storage tank water heater model. Hot water on demand is nice to have, plus the longer life expectancy tends to make up the difference in the installation cost.

Once you are aware of a problem, don't wait for water damage to force your hand, get this done sooner rather than later. There are many types of water heaters on the market now so speaking with our heating consultant will help you decide what size water heater, type and brand. Home hot water demand always plays a role in deciding what to buy.

To view our fee schedule, please visit our rates page to get an idea of hot water heater replacement cost. Tankless water heater installation cost is no different other than the time involved. You may decide that hiring a professional will not only save you the headache of a mistake, (like water heater installation code requirements) you are reassured with our work warranty. If additional wiring is needed for gas water heater replacement work we'll know it. Experienced plumbers do cost more than a handyman, but quality work is better assurance for your peace of mind. 

If you are thinking of installing a conventional water heater yourself there are a few precautions you must take before moving ahead with the install. You need to be up to date on building codes, familiar with direct vent pipe, electrical and licensed to hook up natural gas lines, if that's the types of water heater you've chosen.

We won't go into a "how to" guide here for installing a new hot water heater as we do not want to encourage an amateur to tackle a job that is potentially dangerous. Proper installation is "once and done". If you're thinking of the tankless unit because of the energy efficiency and aspect, you'll definitely want to hire a licensed plumber for that job.