Q: How much does it cost to replace a traditional water heater with a tankless?

On average, if you choose to buy a tankless water heater from a third-party vendor, it will cost you around $1,400-$2,200. Factor in the installation fee estimating around $700 to $900 and you’re getting close to the $2,100 to $3,100 range.

Additionally, you have to get rid of your old water storage unit and end your current contract with your dealer, averaging $300 to $500 depending on the size of your unit. Bringing you an estimated total of between $2,400 to  $3,600.

Here is where we drastically save you money and remove the hassle of installing a new water tankless heater with a traditional water storage unit.

For a limited time only, install your tankless water heater with our certified HVAC specialists for $2,470 (taxes included)! Our Enbridge Tankless Water Heating Rebates are only here until March 31st, 2021. Save 30% more on your energy and utility bills by switching to a tankless energy-efficient system, including premium Rinnai and Navien tankless units. Constant Home Comfort calculates the approximate size you need for your household to maximize your tankless water heater’s efficiency. 

Q: What are some benefits of switching to a tankless unit?

Your home and wallet can benefit considerably from switching to a premium tankless water heater. Numerous advantages include:

• Space-saving and Compact – Tankless water heating units are much smaller in size compared to traditional water storage units. Free up premium space in your home, and install your unit in a cabinet, in the closet or pantry, or even mount it on the wall. Gone are the days of robust and large water heaters.
• No Leaks – The average traditional water storage unit holds approximately 50 gallons of water. That means that if there is a leak, that’s a big mess to clean up. Tankless water heaters don’t have the ongoing risk of leakage because they don’t hold any water. Gain peace of mind knowing that your unit is not potentially damaging your home.
• Energy-efficient – Since your tankless unit only heats water when you need it, you’re not paying for energy that you’re not using 24/7.
• Environmentally-friendly – Tankless water heaters don’t emit any greenhouse gases that can be harmful to the environment. Saving the planet starts with one tankless water heater at a time.

Q: Can I install a tankless water heater in my home?

Determining what type of tankless water heater is most appropriate for your home is simple. Depending on the number of people living in your household, we can help you choose the best tankless unit best suited for your needs. A tankless energy-efficient unit is 95% energy-efficient and effortlessly uses the electricity from power vents in the wall. The traditional water storage unit is 65% efficient and uses ongoing electric and gas power sources that you have to pay for even when no water is being used. 

It is vital to know your exact household’s demands to match one of our premium tankless water heating units. Hiring our professional services to help you decide on the proper unit for your home. We take the time and care to select the most suitable energy-efficient unit so you can easily enjoy your hot water.

Q: What is the lifespan of a tankless water heater?

A tankless water heater lasts anywhere from 20 to 25 years, compared to its tank storage alternative averaging 8 to 12 years. Through HVAC innovation, most tankless heater parts are fully replaceable, drastically reducing your costs of replacing your unit. 

Problems that might require you to completely replace your water storage unit can be easily solved by installing a high-quality tankless water heater.