What’s So Great About Tankless Water Heaters in the Albany area?
Plenty! The beauty of tankless heaters is that you never run out of hot water, and you can digitally control the water temperature. This translates to lower energy bills and plenty of money saved in the long run.
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Tankless water heaters can last for 20 years or more if properly maintained. That’s almost twice the lifespan of conventional tank water heaters!
Need more space in your home or cottage ? These wall mounted units can be installed in closets or cabinets! 80% less space than a traditional tank.
No cold “shower shock” effect like in tank units.
Endless supply of hot water!
Lower energy bills! Tank units heat all the time, but tankless units cost you when it fires up. Think GREEN. These units help the environment with less CO2 emissions.
Longer life than tank units that can last 6-10 years! Longer warrantees! Tank units typically are 6 years and tankless unit heat exchangers tupically have a 15 year warrantee!
Check on the rebates from National Grid on energy efficient tankless hot water heater systems.
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It’s crucial that you keep your water heater in good condition, and look to professional technicians to handle any maintenance needs or repairs. You don’t want to pay someone to practice on your water heater! The last thing you need is exposure to carbon monoxide due to a poorly installed or improperly vented unit.
Are you Ready
to install an
energy-efficient tankless water heater?
Call E.W. Tompkins Plumbing at
(518) 462-6577
Signs of Trouble? Get Your Heater Repaired ASAP!
It’s best to contact one of our trained technicians if you notice extremely hot water coming from your faucets. This may be an element or thermostat problem.
If you notice that the water is not coming out at the proper temperature or it just doesn’t seem hot enough, contact Schuler Service for a professional evaluation.
If you notice cracking noise coming from your water heater (particularly from a gas water heater), you may have excessive magnesium and calcium build up in the water heater.
If you have inadequate hot water pressure it may mean your coil may need cleaning. Or there could be an obstruction on the outlet of your water heater.
