Should you install a tankless hot water heater in your home?
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Are you ready to upgrade to the superior efficiency and durability of a tankless hot water heater? Tankless heaters are becoming very popular in Southern California. They heat water instantly whenever you open a tap, and they produce the same 120°-125° F temperature as a conventional water heater.
You can expect a tankless water heater to last 15-20 years, compared to about 11 years for a conventional hot water heater.
We're dedicated to finding you the best tankless water heater for you home.
At Western Rooter, we aren’t locked into selling a single brand of water heater, so we can give straight advice about what kind of heater is best for you.
Our plumbers are specialized in tankless water heater installation, including gas or electric water heaters. Our estimates are free, our installation prices are low, and today’s water heaters are way more efficient than ever before, so upgrading now will save you money in the long run.
- Electric tankless water heaters
- Propane gas tankless water heater
We recommend:
Noritz Hot Water Heaters
Noritz prides itself as a pioneer in the world of tankless water heaters. It’s no wonder considering they introduced the first modern, electronically controlled tankless water heaters in 1981, and they continue to be leaders in energy savings.
Their products serve both homeowners and commercial interests, with a broad range of tankless gas water heaters, each best fit to serve the needs of their diverse spectrum of customers.
Rinnai Water Heaters
In business for over 100 years, Rinnai has become one of the largest gas appliance manufacturers in the world. They specialize in high-efficiency, residential and commercial tankless water heaters.
Their headquarters are based out of Japan, and they have a network of 20 subsidiaries, and offices in 13 countries, so they are most certainly a global company.
The quality standards of Rinnai are world class, all of their factories are ISO 9001 and/or ISO 14001 certified, and they employ 600 research and development engineers. Their U.S. operations first began in 1974, and today they operate a state-of-the-art distribution, research and training center in Peachtree City, Georgia, to ensure all of their products adhere to the strict standards of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
Rinnai’s tankless technology uses copper heat exchangers, to maximize efficiency, and an electronic ignition means no standing pilot light consumes energy. All of this allows you to save up to 40 percent on energy costs with their tankless water heaters compared to traditional tanks.
Every part on a Rinnai water heater is also replaceable, so components can be easily exchanged, making a purchase of one of their products a good long term investment, because shouldn’t have to replace the entire system.
Takagi Water Heaters
Delivering tankless hot water heating solutions for over 60 years, the Takagi brand delivers innovative solutions, sold exclusively by plumbing wholesalers and contractors. Their models serve both residential and commercial needs. Present in the global market, they maintain a regional office in California as well.
As pioneers in the industry, Takagi has lead the way in the following areas:
- The first tankless water heater company specializing in tankless-only products toenter into the North American market.
- The first to offer a tankless product, with an amazing thermal efficiency rating of up to 95%!
- The first to offer a "direct vent convertible" tankless model, which allows customers to convert the unit to a direct vent unit.
- The first tankless water heater company to use an air-fuel ratio rod, a unique safety device.
Navien Tankless Water Heaters
One of the fastest growing companies in home comfort industry in North America since 2006, Navien is a leader in condensing technology. They’ve earned international recognition for their sophisticated engineering, and robust designs.
