Grove City Water Heaters
Tankless Water Heater Repair, Water Heater Installation & Maintenance in Grove City & Columbus
Also known as on-demand water heaters, tankless water heaters give homeowners nice, heated water as needed and on demand. This method eliminates the need for a storage tank, which saves a homeowner space. Although this type of water heater has a much slower flow rate, they are the ideal options for a lot of homeowners and business owners, especially those who don’t need a large volume of heated water all at once, like a homeowner needs in a home where everyone takes their baths around the same window of time, which causes hot water shortages. When it comes to buying a new tankless water heater, professional installation is essential.
Grove City Plumbing & Drain‘s highly trained team of technicians can ensure that everything is done properly, enabling a homeowner to enjoy dependable hot water as needed, on demand. We can help determine which type of on-demand system is most appropriate for your specific needs, and budget. As a member of the Five Star Family (which includes HVAC and electrical work), we at Grove City Plumbing & Drain want you to enjoy the Five Star Difference today! For high-quality tankless water heater repairs, water heater installations and water heater maintenance at the most affordable prices, call Grove City Plumbing & Drain today at (614) 362-3345.
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How Tankless Water Heaters Operate
Because they’re energy-efficient and give you heated water on demand, tankless water heaters are extremely popular in homes and businesses alike. Because heating water and keeping it heated in a storage tank requires more fuel or energy, traditional water heaters have higher operating costs. However, in spite of the money savings over time, tankless water heaters cost a more to install. In addition to their lower operating costs and longer lifespans, tankless water heaters are also convenient because they require less space. In any case, on-demand water heaters save you money overall in the long run.
If you’re in the market for a tankless water heater or looking for the best prices on tankless water heater installation in Greater Columbus surrounding areas, you need to call Grove City Plumbing & Drain today! As a member of the Five Star Family, we offer all the top reputable brands of tankless water heaters like Amana, American Standard, Whirlpool, A.O. Smith, Bradford White, Navien, and more. We are always ready to help you with any tankless water heater repairs, tankless water heater maintenance, and tankless water heater replacement and installation questions you have.
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Choose Grove City Plumbing & Drain for Tankless Water Heater Repair, Maintenance & Installation in Columbus, OH
Are you thinking of going tankless with your water heater? If so, you’re in the right place! Grove City Plumbing & Drain offers affordable tankless water heater installation services, tankless water heater repairs and tankless water heater maintenance service every single day of the year. Our professional water heater services are offered at prices that are fair and affordable. Our water heater plumbers are very knowledgeable, affordable and friendly. If you’ve ever tried finding a professional plumber in Central Ohio who responds quickly and charges standard plumbing prices that are affordable, you know finding the best water heater experts isn’t easy. But at Grove City Plumbing & Drain, we believe your water heating solutions shouldn’t be a hassle, and plumbing solutions shouldn’t drain your bank account. We offer residential and commercial water heater installation, water heater repairs, and water heater maintenance. With all of our water heater services and local plumbing services, complete customer satisfaction is always 100% guaranteed. We install well-known brand names like Amana, American Standard, Navien, Rheem, Whirlpool, and Bradford White! We proudly install tankless water heaters throughout Columbus, Canal Winchester, Pickerington, Hilliard, Bexley, Blacklick Estates, Pataskala, Circleville, Reynoldsburg, Whitehall, Upper Arlington, Dublin, Delaware, Grandview Heights, Franklinton, Gahanna and surrounding areas.
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Benefits of Tankless Water Heaters
If you are trying to determine if a tankless water heater is right for you, you’re in the right place. Homeowners always in good hands with Grove City Plumbing & Drain; we are a proud member of the Five Star Family. According to our team of plumbing professionals, tankless water heaters have many benefits and advantages, including the following:
Heated Water is Always Available On-Demand
Tankless water heaters are made to heat up your water as quickly and efficiently as possible. On-demand means the unit heats up the water as soon as you need it, instead of keeping a tank of water on supply and heated around the clock for you, like a traditional unit, which uses a lot of energy and costs more. Using an on-demand water heater, you won’t have to forgo performance for space and energy efficiency, which is one of the biggest benefits. Tankless water heaters, unlike tanked water heating systems, only heat water when it’s needed.
Water Heaters Require Less Maintenance
Water heaters with storage tanks need to be maintained by a professional once each year. In some cases, they should be inspected two times each year or every six months. Tankless water heaters, however, generally require less professional maintenance. Depending on the quality of your water supply and how hard it is, tankless water heaters can run for up to five years without needing professional maintenance.
They’re More Energy Efficient
Tankless water heaters save you on energy, as noted. This saves homeowners money on their gas bill or electric bill. Officials from Energy Star say by merely switching to a tankless water heater, homeowners can save hundreds of dollars each year. These heating systems save up to 50% more energy than the traditional tank water heater while serving hot water needs in high-demand areas, including large bathrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms. Essentially, tankless water heating systems pay for themselves.
Tankless Water Heaters Require Less Space
When you don’t need a massive water tank to store heated water, you can install your water heater in much more convenient locations that require less space. On-demand water heater technology use a small fraction of the space traditional water heaters use. They can be installed under sinks and inside cabinets. Going from traditional water heater to a tankless unit frees you from the space constrictions of a tanked water heater.
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FAQ
FAQ: Tankless Water Heaters
How long should a residential water heater last?
Typically, a traditional water heater will last from 6 to 13 years, on average. However, the lifespan of your home or business’ water heater is strongly impacted by how well the equipment is cared for and how well it’s maintained. Draining and flushing needs to be performed regularly, as per our experts’ recommendations.
Because of this, you’ll need to figure out how much hot water you’re using. If you ever start to run out of heated water during certain times of the day or on a regular basis, you should consider investing in a larger unit or one with a tank. You also need to look at your First Hour Rating (or FHR) to determine the most appropriate size of water heater you need. The number of gallons your water heater uses to distribute heated water throughout home in an hour is represented by this number. The number can also be found on a manufacturer’s website or by calling your local plumber at Grove City Plumbing & Drain.
What size water heater do I need?
Traditional water heaters are most commonly used in larger homes. These water heaters, come in several sizes. If you have a family of four, you probably need a hot water heater with tanks that hold 50 to 80 gallons of water at once. If you stay in a smaller dwelling and it’s just you and one other person, a tank of 23 to 36 gallons is more appropriate. Whenever you install a tankless water heater, the system‘s capacity is less important than the equipment’s flow rate. The flow rate of a tankless water heater is usually measured in Gallons Per Minute (GPM). The higher the GPM of an on-demand water heater, the more hot water it can provide.
Because of this, you’ll need to figure out how much hot water you’re using. If you ever start to run out of heated water during certain times of the day or on a regular basis, you should consider investing in a larger unit or one with a tank. You also need to look at your First Hour Rating (or FHR) to determine the most appropriate size of water heater you need. The number of gallons your water heater uses to distribute heated water throughout home in an hour is represented by this number. The number can also be found on a manufacturer’s website or by calling your local plumber at Grove City Plumbing & Drain.
Why did I suddenly run out of hot water?
Hot water heaters that don’t generate any heated water might not be getting enough power. You should check to see if you have a tripped limit switch if this is the case. Additionally, you might have a failed heating element. Check your unit’s circuit breaker or electrical panel to make sure it wasn’t tripped as well. If the breaker was tripped, turn it off, then turn it back on and it should work. If it still doesn’t work, give us a call and we can perform water heater diagnostics at prices lower than anyone else in the industry.
Because of this, you’ll need to figure out how much hot water you’re using. If you ever start to run out of heated water during certain times of the day or on a regular basis, you should consider investing in a larger unit or one with a tank. You also need to look at your First Hour Rating (or FHR) to determine the most appropriate size of water heater you need. The number of gallons your water heater uses to distribute heated water throughout home in an hour is represented by this number. The number can also be found on a manufacturer’s website or by calling your local plumber at Grove City Plumbing & Drain.