Tankless Water Heater

Longer Lifespan

Tankless water heaters typically have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years, which is about twice as long as traditional tank heaters. This means you’ll save money on replacement costs in the long run.

Lower Maintenance

Tankless water heaters require less maintenance than traditional tank heaters. They don’t have a tank to drain or clean, and they’re less likely to develop leaks or other problems.

Environmental Benefits

Because they’re more energy-efficient, tankless water heaters can help reduce your carbon footprint. They also produce fewer greenhouse gases than traditional tank heaters.

Overall, tankless water heaters offer a number of benefits for homeowners. and businesses. If you’re looking for a way to save money on energy, water, and space, then a tankless water heater may be the right choice for you.

In addition to the benefits listed above, tankless water heaters can also be a good option for homes with uneven water pressure. Because they heat water on demand, they can help to maintain consistent water pressure even if you’re using multiple appliances at the same time.

Tankless Brands & Types

We install and service the top tankless water heater brands and models. Manufacturer brands include Rinnai, Stiebel Eltron, Navien, Noritz, Rheem, Bosch, Solcrafte, Takagi, and more.

Tankless water heaters offer different types including natural gas, propane gas, electric, solar, condensing and non-condensing.

• Natural Gas: Natural gas tankless water heaters apply the same principle to heat water as standard gas water heaters, but without a storage tank. They save energy by heating water only when needed, eliminating energy lost during standby operation.
• Propane Gas: Propane is more efficient than natural gas. One cubic foot or propane can deliver approximately 2526 BTUs while the same amount of natural gas will only deliver 1030 BTUs. Hence, propane tankless water heaters would consume much lesser fuel than a natural gas tankless water heater.
• Electric: Electric models are better for small households and bolstering existing systems. A natural gas tankless water heater is about 10-15% cheaper to operate than an electric tankless heater. A tankless electric heater is generally cheaper than a propane tankless heater.
• Solar: On average, if you install a solar water heater, your water heating bills should drop 50%–80%. Also, because the sun is free, you’re protected from future fuel shortages and price hikes. If you’re building a new home or refinancing, the economics are even more attractive.
• Condensing: Has two heat exchangers. Condensing tankless water heaters use the heat from exhaust gas to preheat cold water, making them very energy efficient. As it cools, the exhaust gas condenses and turns into water vapor which eventually flow out to the drain.
• Non-Condensing: Has one heat exchanger. Non-condensing tankless water heaters are gas-fueled tankless water heaters with a single heat exchanger. Unlike condensing tankless water heaters, non-condensing models don’t have a secondary heat exchanger to capture and recycle heat from the exhaust gas.

Choosing a Tankless Water Heater Plumber

Planet Plumbing & Drain is a certified tankless installer, licensed and insured, has excellent references and reviews, will provide you with a free written estimate, will explain warranties, and will provide on-going maintenance as needed.

When choosing a plumbing expert to install or service your tankless water heater in Boulder, Longmont, Broomfield, and surrounding areas, be sure to ask about their experience with this type of unit. You should also get quotes from several different companies before making a decision. It’s important to consult with a qualified plumber to ensure that you choose the right size and model for your home.

Here are some additional tips for choosing a plumbing expert:

• Look for a company that is licensed and insured.
• Ask for references from previous customers.
• Get a written estimate for the work before it is done.
• Be sure to understand the warranty that is included with the service.
• With the help of a qualified plumbing expert, you can keep your tankless water heater running smoothly for years to come.