Water Heater Replacement and Tankless Installation in Raleigh

• The unit is roughly ten to fifteen years old.
• You have already paid for repairs more than once.
• There is rust in the hot water or visible corrosion on the tank.
• Water is leaking from the body of the tank itself.
• Energy bills have crept up as the unit has lost efficiency.
• You constantly run out of hot water for normal household use.

Buying a heater that is too small means cold showers, and buying one that is too big means paying to heat water you never use. David sizes the unit to your household based on how many people live there, how many bathrooms you have, and how you use hot water. He also helps you weigh gas versus electric based on what your home already has.

• Tank heaters cost less up front, are simple to install, and work well for most households. The tradeoff is a limited supply of hot water and standby energy use.
• Tankless heaters heat water on demand, so you do not run out, and they take up less space and tend to last longer. The tradeoff is a higher up-front cost and, in some cases, gas or electrical upgrades.

David tells you whether tankless is genuinely worth it for your home or whether a quality tank unit is the better value.

• Confirm the right unit and size with you, with a clear price up front.
• Safely drain and remove the old water heater.
• Install the new unit to code, including any connections and venting needed.
• Haul away and dispose of the old heater.
• Test everything and make sure you have hot water before leaving.