You have options if it's time to replace your gas or electric hot water heater. New technology means more energy-efficient products and appliances that take up less space. Different households have different needs, and choosing a hot water heater that matches your lifestyle and family's demands is important. We can work with you to ensure you make the best choice for a new hot water heater.
- Conventional – Tank-style water heaters store hot water in a large, upright tank. Natural gas, oil, or electricity heat the water and ensure it's the right temperature when you turn on the faucet. Tanks come in various sizes, and high-efficiency models help keep energy bills down.
- Tankless – These are increasing in popularity because they take up less space than a tank, cost less to run because they only heat water when you need it, and last longer than tank water heaters. Since they offer better efficiency, water heating bills will be lower. These benefits come with a higher price tag than a conventional installation.
- Hybrid – Heat pumps are becoming the rage with homeowners who want to lower utility costs and conserve energy. Hybrid water heaters use electricity to heat water via a heat pump and offer the most significant energy savings of all these options.
