Tankless Water Heater Installation

A traditional tank water heater has its perks but getting your hot water supply from a tankless unit is quickly becoming the preferred choice among Ontario locals. Mr. Rooter specializes in tankless water heater installation and will equip your home with a high-quality system that heats water on demand. Reach out to our knowledgeable plumbers if you're ready to discover the impact of tankless water heaters.

How On-Demand Water Heaters Work

The conventional hot water heater features a large storage tank that warms up cold water with either a gas burner or an electric power supply. Tankless heaters will heat water using the same methods but instead of maintaining the same water temperature for several gallons at once, they only begin the heating process when you turn on a plumbing fixture requiring hot water, such as your shower or dishwasher.

If your household often has to take showers with cold water because your storage tank isn't sufficient, it's wise to switch to a tankless water heater. Installing a tankless hot water heater in your home will give you an endless supply of hot water so you never have to worry about running out.

Benefits of Using Tankless Water Heaters

Both gas and electric tankless heaters provide homeowners with several benefits. Don't hesitate to schedule tankless water heater installation with Mr. Rooter if you want to enjoy the following advantages:

• Increased energy efficiency: Tankless water heaters are far more energy efficient than conventional units because they only produce hot water on demand instead of continuously.
• Minimal maintenance: Tank water heaters need regular flushing with a garden hose to remove sediment buildup within the tank. You don't have to worry about this with a tankless model and instead should monitor the system's heat exchanger for any signs of damage.
• More space: Switching to a tankless water heater means you'll have more space in your home thanks to their compact design. We'll mount the unit to the wall and then connect it to the appropriate gas line and water pipes.
• Longer lifespan: Conventional storage tank heaters last around 12 to 15 years with maintenance. You won't have to replace a tankless system for up to 25 years, making it the superior choice among homeowners looking for a long-term solution.
• No risk of leaks: If your water heater tank starts to leak, it can leave a huge mess in your home. Tankless models don't store any water and therefore won't leak inside your home.

Our Tankless Water Heater Installation Process

While tankless units all provide the same benefits, the installation process varies for electric and gas models. It often takes less time to install an electric tankless water heater because plumbers don't have to locate the natural gas access line and instead focus only on the system's electrical connections. With a natural gas unit, contractors have both electrical systems and gas lines to connect.

No matter if you decide to use an electric or gas tankless water heater, our team will set up all of the equipment as quickly as possible. We'll provide you with a detailed estimate prior to installation and make sure you have the right size unit for your needs. Our professionals schedule appointments when they're convenient for you and always maintain a clean workspace as part of our commitment to service.

Upgrade to a Tankless Water Heater With Mr. Rooter

Is your standard gas or electric water heater not up to par? Consider scheduling tankless water heater installation with Mr. Rooter and discover the advantages of these units. We're your go-to source for all professional plumbing services, including water softener installation, drain cleaning, and more.

To receive a quote for service, give us a call at (519) 621-8776. See how we can help.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tankless Water Heaters

We receive a lot of questions from customers considering switching to a tankless system. Get more information about this appliance and our installation services below.

How Much Does Tankless Water Heater Installation Cost?

Tankless systems cost more upfront than traditional tank units. However, you can offset the installation cost with long-term energy savings on your utility bills.

Are Gas Units Better Than Electric Units?

Gas water heaters have higher flow rates and generally cost less to operate compared to electric tankless water heaters. However, an electric unit is easier to install and usually requires less maintenance than a gas heater.

Is Installing a Tankless Water Heater Worth It?

Yes, investing in tankless water heater installation is worthwhile because of the reduced energy costs you'll enjoy and the longer lifespan of your unit.