Water Heaters

With our years of experience and superb customer oriented service, replacing or installing your new water heater will be a breeze. Call us today if you need water heater installation, replacement or service.

Our Water Heater Services

Discover reliable hot water solutions for your home with our expert water heater services. We specialize in the installation, maintenance, and repair of various types of water heaters to meet your needs.

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Storage (Tank) Water Heaters

Experience consistent hot water supply with these traditional tank water heaters. We offer professional installation, maintenance, and repairs to keep your hot water flowing.

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Heat Pump Water Heaters

Heat pump water heaters work by extracting heat from the surrounding air and transferring it to the water in the tank. Upgrade to energy-efficient hot water heating with our heat pump water heater services. From installation to maintenance and repairs, we ensure optimal performance and energy savings. See MassSave.com for information regarding rebates for Heat Pump water heaters. 

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Tankless Water Heaters

Enjoy endless hot water and space-saving benefits with our tankless water heater services. Our expert team handles installation, maintenance, and repairs for on-demand hot water supply. Plus receive many rebates for this efficient type of water heater, as it is one of the most advanced options available for today.

Best Water Heater System

Selecting the right water heater system is crucial for ensuring hot water availability, energy efficiency, and long-term cost savings. Let’s compare three popular water heater systems: storage (tank) water heaters, tankless water heaters, and heat pump water heaters, to help you determine the best option for your needs.

Storage (Tank) Water Heaters:

Storage water heaters are the traditional choice for many households. They store hot water in a tank and are known for their reliability and ease of installation. Here’s how they stack up:

Storage water heaters provide a consistent supply of hot water, making them suitable for households with moderate hot water demands. They typically have a lower initial cost compared to tankless and heat pump water heaters, making them budget-friendly. Additionally, tank water heaters operate on familiar technology, making them easy to understand and maintain.

However, they are less energy-efficient than tankless and heat pump water heaters, as they continuously heat water, leading to standby heat loss. Tank water heaters have a shorter lifespan compared to tankless and heat pump systems, typically lasting 10-15 years. Additionally, they require space for the tank, which may not be suitable for smaller homes or tight spaces.

Tankless Water Heaters:

Tankless water heaters provide hot water on demand, heating water only when needed. They offer benefits such as energy efficiency and endless hot water supply. Here’s how they compare:

Tankless water heaters are highly energy-efficient, as they only heat water when it’s needed, reducing standby heat loss. They provide endless hot water supply, making them ideal for households with high hot water demands. Tankless water heaters are compact and wall-mounted, saving valuable space in your home.

However, tankless water heaters have a higher upfront cost compared to tank water heaters. Rebates are available to offset the total cost. They may also require upgrades to gas lines or electrical circuits during installation, adding to the installation cost. In homes with high simultaneous hot water demand, such as multiple showers running simultaneously, the flow rate may be limited.

Heat Pump Water Heaters:

Heat pump water heaters use heat pump technology to efficiently heat water by extracting heat from the surrounding air. Here’s how they compare:

Heat pump water heaters are highly energy-efficient and can significantly reduce energy consumption and utility bills. They produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional water heaters. Heat pump water heaters can operate in various climates and are suitable for most homes.

However, they have a higher upfront cost compared to tank water heaters. (Rebates are available to offset the total cost). They also require adequate space for installation and proper ventilation. Their efficiency may vary depending on climate conditions, and they may not be suitable for extremely cold climates without proper installation.

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Water Heaters FAQs

The best water heater system for your home depends on your priorities, budget, and hot water needs. If you prioritize energy efficiency and endless hot water, a tankless or heat pump water heater may be the best choice. However, if upfront cost and simplicity are important, a traditional tank water heater may suffice. Consider your specific requirements and consult with a professional to determine the best option for your home.

The size of the water heater depends on factors like the number of people in your household, hot water usage patterns, and your home’s size. A professional can help determine the right size for your needs.

Yes, many utility companies and government programs offer rebates or incentives for installing energy-efficient water heaters. Call us to learn about all the available rebates.

Follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. Typically, you’ll need to turn the gas control valve to “pilot,” hold down the reset button, and light the pilot with a match or lighter.

Yes, some water heaters are designed for outdoor installation. However, it’s essential to protect outdoor units from extreme weather conditions.